I bought this computer for my 83 year old mother so she has less chance of getting a virus on her computer. I had the unit shipped to her house on March 7th, but wasn't able to go install it until June 25th. When I tried to set it up, the computer would not get past the login screen. After some research, this is a common problem ASUS computers. Of course, now we are out of the 30 day return window for Amazon. Luckily, ASUS has a 1 year warranty on their devices. NO THEY DON'T. Apparently, ASUS does not consider Amazon an authorized seller and will only honor a 90 day warranty, which ended on June 7th. How petty can a company be? They sent me a brick and won't stand behind their product.Just go with another manufacturer and thank me later. ASUS is just not reliable and they will do anything to get out of paying for fixing their products.UPDATE: After finding out that I was stuck with this thing, I tried everything to get it to work. I tried everything for about an hour and I finally got it to boot up. After it finally received the updates, it worked like a charm. It’s quick and the Chrome OS is pretty nice and can be customized well for my 83 year old mom.So, if you are buying this and it doesn’t work, return it to Amazon within 30 days. If you can’t get past the boot screen, keep trying different things and maybe you’ll get in. Once it updates the software, it runs pretty well.Update 2:  The company extended my warranty by 30 days. I didn’t need it because I got it running again, but they seem to be trying to help out as much as possible.