Google has released the second minor update for ChromeOS 147, bringing the operating system to version 147.0.7727.147 on the Stable Channel. The update is now rolling out to eligible Chromebooks and ChromeOS devices.
As with most minor ChromeOS releases, this update primarily focuses on improving system stability, reliability, and security. Google has not announced any major new user-facing features in this build, suggesting that the release is mainly intended to address bugs and enhance the overall Chromebook experience.
ChromeOS updates are delivered automatically in the background, so most users will receive the new version without needing to perform any manual steps. However, if you want to check whether the update is available on your device, you can navigate to:
Settings > About ChromeOS > Check for updates
Once the update is downloaded, a restart may be required to complete the installation.
Google continues to provide regular updates to ChromeOS, delivering security patches, performance improvements, and bug fixes to keep Chromebooks secure and running smoothly. The latest version, 147.0.7727.147, is expected to reach all supported devices gradually over the coming days.
How to Update Your Chromebook
- Open the Settings app on your Chromebook.
- Select About ChromeOS from the left sidebar.
- Click Check for updates.
- If version 147.0.7727.147 is available, ChromeOS will download and install it automatically.
- Restart your Chromebook when prompted to finish the update process.
If the update is not available yet, don’t worry. Google typically rolls out ChromeOS updates in phases, so it may take a few days before it reaches all devices.
