For the price this is an excellent computer for running Windows 10, 11 and future versions (I'm an IT professional and work and setup these a lot).My only complaint (and the seller knew this before shipping it) is that the CMOS battery in it was dead and needed to be replaced. All desktops and laptops have a CMOS battery (like a watch battery) inside them (I'm not talking about the main battery that's in the laptop). This little battery keeps track of the BIOS settings and in particular, the Date/Time even when the computer is unplugged from power.As soon as I first turned it on I got the screen that the BIOS needed to be configured. Not a big deal for me because I knew exactly why I was getting it. The batteries are cheap (I had a couple on hand), replaced it and the startup settings (along with the Date/Time) now remains, even after being unplugged from power.I say the seller knew this because the BIOS log showed the computer started several time back in September (obviously when they were preparing it) and they would have got the same notice at power on that I did. But like I said, a very good computer and the price was right as well.