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Don't understand. Can you try to explain more?
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Don't understand. Can you try to explain more?

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You asked, <b>&quot;is it possible to sent weak up to google-chrome desktop?&quot;</b><br />
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Clarify what &quot;sent&quot; means, maybe setup.<br />
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Clarify what &quot;weak&quot; means, maybe work or something else.<br />
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The likely answer is... install Google on your device + you'll have Google running.<br />
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Since this seems like a simple solution, likely you've tried this + failed, so mention what you've done + failures you experienced.
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You asked, "is it possible to sent weak up to google-chrome desktop?"

Clarify what "sent" means, maybe setup.

Clarify what "weak" means, maybe work or something else.

The likely answer is... install Google on your device + you'll have Google running.

Since this seems like a simple solution, likely you've tried this + failed, so mention what you've done + failures you experienced.

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could it be 'wake up' as in Wake-on-Lan ? most chromebooks don't have this option available in their bios
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could it be 'wake up' as in Wake-on-Lan ? most chromebooks don't have this option available in their bios

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is it possible to sent weak up to google-chrome desktop? 

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Chrome

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Desktops

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