Skype for Chromebook: A Step-by-Step Guide for 2015

As a Chromebook user, I'm sure you're familiar with the frustration of not having access to Skype on your device. However, Microsoft has recently released a beta version of Skype that can be used on Chromebooks in the US and UK, and it's expected to roll out worldwide within the next few weeks.

If you're eager to get started with Skype on your Chromebook, follow this step-by-step guide to set it up:

Step 1: Download the ARChon Runtime zip file

First, you'll need to download the appropriate ARChon Runtime zip file based on whether you're running a 32-bit or 64-bit operating system. To do this, go to your File Manager and double-click the ZIP file.

Step 2: Open up the Zip file

Once downloaded, open up the Zip file and it should give you an indication of whether you're running 32-bit or 64-bit.

Step 3: Download the Skype for Chromebook app

Next, download the Skype for Chromebook app from the link provided below. This will allow you to make voice and video calls to friends and family using your Chromebook.

Step 4: Install the ARChon Runtime zip file

To install the ARChon Runtime zip file, go into your Chromebook's 'burger' menu, then click on Settings. From there, follow the prompts to install the zip file.

Step 5: Launch Skype for Chromebook

Once installed, you can launch Skype for Chromebook by clicking on the app icon in your Chromebook's launcher. From there, you can log into your account and start making calls.

Using Skype for Chromebook is easy and convenient, allowing you to stay connected with friends and family no matter where you are.

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