I ordered the HP laptop, and paid extra for Windows 10, since I had no desire to be an early implementor of Windows 11. I received the laptop in a timely manner and proceeded with the install. I got to the point after language definitions, and ran into a screen that I could not exit from. The only option given was to pick an hour to start Wifi.  Everything was greyed out except the hour select and the function keys were essentially disabled. Rebooted laptop & router several times, and wound up on the same page. I have a working desktop computer on the same network with no problem accessing internet.  I tried laptop on neighbor’s network, with the same issue. I grabbed an ethernet cable to attempt a direct router connection, but laptop lacked an ethernet port. I called HP help desk and the only suggestion I got was wait the hour, which I already did. The only useful information I received was HP was only shipping Windows 11, which I already suspected.I started a chat session with an Amazon tech, and after back-and-forth messages, he was able to patch me in to a knowledgeable HP technician to work the problem. I was able to use a smart phone link HP provided so he can view my screen, and he came to the same conclusion as I did.I had to return the laptop. I don’t know how Windows 11 made it out of beta test, with this issue. There was no way to access setting from that screen, so any troubleshooting was impossible. Windows 10 did not have similar design flaws that prohibited exiting from a single screen. So essentially, I wasted a whole day with an operating system I did not want.