- Click on the Quick Settings Panel at the bottom right of your screen.
- Click the Settings icon.
- Scroll down till you get to Google Play Store and click “turn on.”
- Read the terms of service and click “Accept.”
- And off you go.
Why can't I get Google Play on my Chromebook?
If you can't download apps on your Chromebook, there's a good explanation why. This could due to a few various reasons: Your Chromebook is an older model and doesn't have the Play Store app. Your Chromebook is managed by your work or school and they disabled Play Store apps.
Why can't you use Google Play on Chromebook?
Not all Android apps work on Chromebooks. If you are using the Play Store on your Chromebook and can't find an app, the developer may have stopped the app from running on Chromebooks. To check, contact the developer.
Is my Chromebook too old for Google Play Store?
Older Chromebooks won't get the Play Store, even if they're able to run Android apps. Google doesn't want older Chromebooks to run the Play Store, but the limitations don't appear to be technical. But for the most part popular Android apps should run just fine.