It's been a few weeks since I purchased the Quantum Access. When I initially received the Access, it worked as advertised out of the box. It took a while to boot up, install and configure Windows but when done, I was reasonably impressed with how well it performed. After a ton of Windows updates applied, the system was actually working rather well. It was time for me to get it configured to meet my needs.I have been looking for a small inexpensive yet functional PC for a kiosk application. In this mode, I needed it to run without keyboard and mouse. It also had to run without a display since the display may be off at times but the PC would be running 24x7. The PC has to reliably install Windows updates unattended and reboot without incident.It took a while but with the excellent help from Christian of Quantum Tech Support, I installed an updated BIOS and resolved a few driver issues. Christian was a tremendous help quickly responding to my questions even answering the phone when I called. This was an awesome experience.While I still have a few more restart/reboot tests to perform, it seems that the Quantum Access will meet my kiosk use case nicely. I have it configured to log in automatically with a restricted account, launch Skype in auto answer mode and have a VNC server running in the background so I can remote in at any time. I have not yet tested the microSD card since my application does not require it. And since it runs without a keyboard, mouse or display, I can remote in using VNC and control the PC.The Quantum Access is not a beefy PC but for a purpose built, inexpensive inclusive PC with a valid Windows license, it works very well. I have tried it on two different HDTV's as well as an HDMI desktop monitor. I also appreciated the included HDMI gender changer which I did not expect. The Access does run a little on the warm side but I have been running it 24x7 without any noticeable issues.