Install the full version of MS office on your Chromebook including Microsoft Access (ChromeOS)

A few years ago I cannot really imagine doing a video to show you how to install the full version of Microsoft Office on a Chromebook. However, today you can buy many Chromebooks that come with enough processing power to handle MS Windows.
This means you can now install the full version of Microsoft Office on a Chromebook, which includes Microsoft Access. Although you have been able to use MS Office on ChromeOS via Android apps, the web browser, and recently Microsoft 365 PWA. None of these gave you the ability to install Access.
This is because Microsoft Access is an extremely powerful program and they have not been able to get all of the functionality it provides to work inside a web browser.
The good news is you don't need to be concerned anymore. You can now install the full version of MS Office on your Chromebook, which means you get MS Access at the same time.
You will need to install Microsoft Windows first and you can watch the following video to find out how to do that:
• How to install Microso...
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[@tsutheesh]

Can you help installing drivers in Dell 5430 chromebook?

[@ChromeComputingTV]

Best to check on Google.

[@keacoq]

I agree MS Access is excellent. It is that make me want a windows machine.

[@ChromeComputingTV]

You can create really powerful programs with MS Access. I've done it at many companies I've worked at previously. It's a shame they cannot get it to work in the cloud, but perhaps it's just too complex of a task.

[@keacoq]

@@ChromeComputingTV I hear that it is partly MS strategy. On-line access would compete with other MS products.

[@shamusd4228]

can i use ms access n asus cx1500ck chromebook?

[@matnardone5927]

did you do the install to the VM or to the laptop?

[@ChromeComputingTV]

You install access inside windows, so essentially the VM.

[@chris_playz8651]

thanks mate

[@ChromeComputingTV]

You're welcome!

[@qooraf7]

Thank you

[@ChromeComputingTV]

You're welcome

[@GeorgeK2812]

Is there any actual way to get the full versions of Office on a low-end Chromebook? (16GB SSD and 4GB RAM)

[@ChromeComputingTV]

Unlikely.

[@conselvienjunoasoy6273]

usually all chromebook comes with 4GB RAM and 16GB SSD :(

[@keacoq]

No, There are many configurations available

[@leadfarmer5563]

Low end yes. Higher end is basically a regular pc with ChromeOS and no windows license tied to a mobo.