However, if you received your Chromebook from a school or another institute, chances are that the developer mode is disabled by system policy. This means you can’t enter the developer mode. We understand how disappointing that can be. That’s why we have created this guide. Keep reading to learn a simple hack to bypass this restriction and get full control over your device!
Is It Safe to Unlock Developer Mode?
Unlocking developer mode on a Chromebook can offer additional flexibility and functionality, but it comes with certain risks. So, before we dive into the process, here are some considerations to help you decide if unlocking developer mode is safe for you: READ MORE: What is Discord Developer Mode? How to Turn it ON? ➜
How to Enable Developer Mode on an Enterprise-Enrolled Chromebook?
On regular Chromebooks, you can easily enter developer mode by starting the Recovery Process and accessing the Advanced Options. The Enable Developer Mode button appears at the top of the list. You can follow the instructions from there and restart your device into developer mode. But, when using an enterprise-enrolled Chromebook, you will see this notification during the process: To bypass this admin block and enable developer mode, follow these simple steps:
This should start the transitioning process to developer mode. It will take a little while, and then the Chromebook will power off automatically. Restart it and choose an account to set up the system. Your Chromebook has now entered developer mode. READ MORE: How to enable Developer Mode on Chrome OS ➜
What If This Doesn’t Work?
The above-mentioned method works 90% of the time. However, some Chromebook users are unable to bypass the Developer Mode is Disabled by the System Policy setting. In this case, follow this alternative method: This method should remove your Chromebook from the enterprise enrollment. Follow the instructions that show up afterward to enter developer mode. READ MORE: What is the Difference Between A Chromebook and A Laptop [2024 Edition] ➜
Last Words
All in all, Developer Mode is Disabled by System Policy is a simple error that occurs when an enterprise has placed restrictions on the Chromebook. This typically happens in school-assigned Chromebooks. You can bypass the admin block by using the two methods described above. However, if you don’t want to risk your Chromebook’s warranty, it’s best to contact the school administration and ask them to remove the restriction. If you’ve bought the Chromebook from an online marketplace, the administration will cooperate and resolve the issue happily since they also have to pay the license fee for the device. But if you’re a student who’s currently enrolled at the school, chances are that you will have to negotiate and give them a solid reason to remove the block. Good luck!
