Well literally after receiving and instantly unboxing everything, for a used, refurbished system it wasn’t too bad and honestly expected a few scratches and dings and so on. After hooking everything up and turning on the computer everything went smoothly and to plan as expected and then the issues started:Not even 10 min after it running, started getting constant “Stop errors” for everything imaginable, system files corrupt, hardware issues and so on. I decided to wipe the SSD and do a fresh install of windows 10 and it wouldn’t let me install any verson except for 1703 and instantly after or even during the install of the dell optiplex drivers, the constant blue screens and stop errors started again and the system would restart. The two SATA cables, 1 for the SSD and the other for the CD Drive were completely tor up so I replaced those with two new ones I had already.The inside of the case was full of dust once I opened it around the case fan in the front corner and once I pulled out the cd/SSD more clumbs of rust balls, so after cleaning out the case and reattaching everything and with the two new cables and leaving 1 of the two sticks of ram out, I was able to get the latest windows 10 version to install with the latest drivers and it’s been now 3 hours and the minute I open a browser, the system restarted with yet another stop error. This thing is just gonna go in the recycler tomorrow. If your gonna say it’s refurbished then maybe actually refurbish the computer and replace simple things that don’t even coast much like the SATA CABLES and dev make sure the product is cleaned on the inside.I’d almost bet all that was done to this system was power it on made sure it booted into windows and then shut it back down and claimed it was refurbished, to make the most profit off these machines.