Alas, not all chromebooks show that problem… Here’s a list posted from before:
- Acer C732 Chromebook
- HP Chromebook model 14-da0011dx
- Lenovo Yoga C630
- Acer Chromebook model cp315-1h-p8qy
- Dell Chromebook model c3181
I appreciate the effort… maybe someone will come by with a chromebook that is affected.
Quite a few chromebooks I tested did work. I have to presume that it’s the driver that comes with the particular chip set on the motherboard.
Sadly, I have no way to find out which chip is in the machine from the mac address (e.g. 68:EC"C5:24:59:0a).