Google is already attempting to persuade you to install Windows 10 on your computer as it nears its end.
Windows 10 is about to expire. Users who fail to update their operating systems will start to experience serious security problems in October. Google wants to be one of the many options available to you for maintaining computer cleanliness and security without compromising.
Google and Microsoft are attempting to exploit one another despite their notable differences, especially because of the jealousy sparked by Chrome's large market share. Google aims to achieve this by positioning ChromeOS as a Windows substitute that is perfect for installation on incompatible systems.
Google outlined the numerous advantages of ChromeOS as a fantastic choice for Windows 10 users and businesses in a blog post. This occurs at a time when a lot of people are debating whether to purchase a new computer or stick with their current one but switch to a different operating system. ChromeOS encourages you to select it.
Google offers the following justifications in this blog post for why it is best to use ChromeOS inside the Microsoft ecosystem:
You can download every Microsoft 365 app on ChromeOS.
You can use ChromeOS settings to sign in to Microsoft 365 apps automatically.
The file manager incorporates OneDrive.
All files can be kept directly in OneDrive to conserve local storage space.
This makes ChromeOS a great substitute if we only want to use the Microsoft 365 suite and do not want to spend money on new hardware. New hardware may be appealing, but for a business dealing with this technological shift, it can also mean a big improvement in quality.
Similarly, ChromeOS will be available for anyone to install on their own devices, though Google was hesitant to reveal that it has a free version. In particular, we are discussing ChromeOS Flex, which can be downloaded for free from Google's website and installed on a basic USB flash drive.
In actuality, a lot of people use their computers for simple office work, so ChromeOS might be adequate for the great majority of users who still have a very light workflow.