Installation (Offline)
warning
Offline installation is the installation method you can use to patch installations on computers you don't have the administrator privileges on. Note that this is done at your own risk.
- Boot a live Windows installation, also known as a Preinstallation Environment, I personally recommend my Windows 10 PE.
- Download the latest release
- Open the
patch-seb.exefile - Select the partition that corresponds to your Windows installation from the dropdown menu and click
use - If you are not an advanced user, leave everything at defaults and click
Patch - Done, reboot to your normal Windows installation
tip
Remember that booting from a live Windows installation requires an USB media, the ISO and access to the computer/motherboard boot menu.
| OEM | BIOS/Boot menu key |
|---|---|
| Acer | F2 |
| Apple | Press and keep pressing Option (near the ⌘ button) |
| Asus | Delete (Del) |
| Dell | F12 |
| Gateway | F1 |
| HP | F9 |
| Intel | F2 |
| Lenovo | F12 |
| Microsoft Surface | USB boot: press and keep pressing Volume Down, UEFI boot: press and keep pressing Volume Up |
| Toshiba | F2 or F12 |
| Other | Usually Esc, a function button from F1 to F12, Enter or Delete |
Source: ChromeOS Installation guide
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