This PC worked fine for some time. Then one day, the hard disk failed. <shrug> that happens, so I don't hold it against it. However, I was NEVER able to reinstall Windows. I have my own install media for Win10, so I assumed that I'd be able to reinstall Win10 with no problem. Oh no. Side Note: This pc did OT come with a Windows disk or a disk with drivers.  During install, the Win10 installer wanted drivers before it would continue. It didn't say WHICH drivers, so yay. I went to Acer and download every. single. driver. available. Extracted them and put them on a thumb drive. Tried to point the Win10 installer at each and every one. It refused to acknowledge any of them except the Storage driver, which funny enough, it saw as a Chipset driver. Then it responded by saying that no matching drivers were found. I tried placing them on a USB-connected hard disk, and it did the same thing. I got tired of trying to reinstall windows and tried Linux. That worked perfectly. So it's now a permanent Linux machine and runs quite well with that.