Does anyone know how to remove write protection on Acer Chromebook C771T-5603?

Installing a full Linux system on a Chromebook typically involves enabling developer mode and sometimes removing a write-protect screw. However, it seems that not all Chromebooks have a physical write-protect screw. Some models, like the Acer Chromebook C710, have a section of the motherboard that needs to be shorted to remove write protection.
For the Acer Chromebook C771T-5603, I couldn’t find specific information about a write-protect screw or similar mechanism. However, some Chromebooks allow users to turn on a Beta version of Linux, which lets you install Linux tools, editors, and IDEs. You can also try installing Linux using a method called crouton, which installs Linux in a chroot environment, allowing you to switch between the operating systems without a reboot.
Please note that these procedures can be risky and might void your warranty. Always back up your data before making such changes. If you’re unsure, it might be best to reach out to Acer’s customer support for guidance.
Remember, each Chromebook model is different, so what works for one might not work for another.