My computing needs at home are not the complex.  I use my computer to search the Internet, create and maintain Microsoft Office Documents, Zoom meetings, etc.  For seven years, my Lenovo laptop was adequate for my use.  However with the advent of  video conferencing and real time document sharing, the old laptop was useless.I am reasonably competent with PCs so I decided to give this a try.  I couldn't be more pleased.  The computer is refurbished from a prior business application.  I expected to see minor cosmetic defects. Instead the machine I received was pristine and skillfully packaged.When my old Lenovo laptop arrived it came with a bunch of software I had no use for.  That crap got in the way with all the updating.  In frustration I did a factory reset which cleared out the junk and allowed the machine to work properly.This refurbished HP came with Windows 10.  That is all I needed to start.  No funky games, useless apps, video viewers, etc.  I added my personal files and Microsoft Office 2019 as well as Microsoft Project.  It is performing flawlessly. It handles all aspects of Zoom conferencing with no difficulty.Now some things you should know.  To start this machine you need a network connection through an Ethernet cable. The instructions for starting the machine are pretty basic.  The machine does not have a WIFI card. I went out and purchased a USB WIFI adapter.  Following the instructions on the adapter package, I was able to connect the computer wirelessly.Later on, while discarding the packaging, I found a small ESD bag that contained a USB WIFI adapter!  The instruction sheet does not tell you how to use the device. I recommend doing a Google search on the component.  That will get you to the manufacturers website where you can download the instructions and the software for the adapter.So the computer does come with WIFI you just have keep track of the contents of the box. It also come with a a cabled mouse.  There is no monitor provided.  That you will have to provide yourself.