However, right clicking isn’t available by default on Chromebook. However, you can enable right click functionality on Chrome.
To perform right-click functionality on Chrome, follow the given below method.
- The Chromebook OS is a lightweight Linux-based operating system.
- The Chrome OS doesn’t pack in many features, but it does allow you to right click.
- Unfortunately, ChromeOS doesn’t allow you to modify certain files.
Reboot your Chromebook
- Restart your Chromebook
Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager - Click Restart in the Startup section
- Choose Restart or Shut Down
Press ESC
- 2. Press Esc
3. Press FN + Esc
4. Press the Up Arrow key
5. Press 0
6. Press the Down Arrow key
7. Press 1
8. Press the Enter key
9. Press FN + Esc
10. Press the Up Arrow key
11. Press 2
12. Press the Down Arrow key
13. Press 3
14. Press the Enter key
15. Press FN + Esc
16. Press the Up Arrow key
17. Press 4
18. Press the Down Arrow key
19. Press 5
20. Press the Enter key
21. Press FN + Esc
22. Press the Up Arrow key
23. Press 6
24. Press the Down Arrow key
25. Press 7
26. Press the Enter key
27. Press FN + Esc
28. Press the Up Arrow key
29. Press 8
30. Press the Down Arrow key
31. Press 9
32. Press the Enter key - Press 1
34. Select OK
Restart Chrome
- Close Chrome
Delete the .sqlite folder in Chrome’s Local State folder, which is located in the Chrome profile directory.
If Chrome isn’t available, you need to delete the .sqlite file from the Windows file system. - Restart Chrome
Change security settings
- Right-click your Chromebook’s desktop.
- Select Change security settings to open the Control Panel as shown directly below.
- Select the Lock screen option on the Control Panel window.
- Select the Lock screen settings and Change lock screen settings options on the Lock screen window.
- Select the Picture option on the Lock screen window.
- Click the Change picture option.
- Select the Files, Pictures or Desktop option.
- Press the Save button.
- Click the Lock screen button.
Enable Developer Options
- Open Settings, scroll down, then find and click on About Chrome OS
- Click on three dots, and then go to About Chrome OS
- Scroll down and click System info
- Come back and you will see a “Developer Options” option
- Click on it
- Toggle on “USB debugging”
- Restart your Chromebook
Install the latest Chrome OS updates
- Restart your computer
Enable automatic maintenance
Clear Chrome cache
Reset your Chromebook
Reinstall Chrome - Update the Graphics Drivers
- Run Windows in compatibility mode
- Update the BIOS
How do I enable right click in chromebook?
- Press Ctrl + Alt + T to open task manager.
- Click on the Chrome process.
- Click on the More Details button.
- Click the Open file location button.
- Copy this folder and paste it in your documents folder.
- Restart Chrome.
