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If you’re lucky and attentive, actually, you should get a notification window that makes most of this unnecessary. Unfortunately, it doesn’t show the actual version number of the new OS, which is a tiny bit concerning, but if it’s July 22 or later you should be good to proceed. You can see that with the Restart button. It’s ancient! More importantly, though, notice that it’s already downloaded the latest update and is ready to restart to install it. I haven’t updated this particular Chromebook for quite a while, so you can see it’s running Chrome OS version. There are two ways to do that, either going into Settings and choosing “ About Chrome OS” on the lower left of the Settings screen or, from within the Chrome web browser itself, clicking on the three-dot button, then choosing Help > About Chrome OS:Įither way, you’ll end up on a screen that details the current version and almost always indicates if there’s an update or even if it’s already downloaded and ready to install: The first step is to check and see which version of ChromeOS you’re running. Yes, the numbering system is super complicated! HOW TO CHECK YOUR CHROMEOS VERSION NUMBER

Definitely do not log out of your Chromebook and require logging in again before you resolve this problem, which is done with the very latest ChromeOS update, version.

Not good at all, and rather startling that such a grievous bug could make it through QA without being flagged, but that’s how it goes with these increasingly complex systems. Worst case, it could leave some people locked out of their devices until they did a full reformat and reinstall (known in ChromeOS as a “ Powerwash“). You’re correct that Google has shared that Chrome OS version 91.x update released in mid-July had a bug in the sign-in password verification code section.