I happen to be somewhat computer knowledgeable so I was finally able to get everything to work, but out of the box, this unit was dead.  Turned out the battery on the motherboard was dead.  Once I replaced it (thankfully I had one) I was able to get it to boot up after the 2nd try.  Once booted, I learned the USB wifi adapter they included did not work.  It either is not compatible with Windows 10 or it's broken.  There was no brand name on the adapter, no way to look up drivers or anything.  The generic 802.11N driver did not work.  Luckily, I had an extra USB wifi adapter and got it online.  Once up and running, the PC seems fast and the specs all check out.  I can only imagine the issues someone else would have had not known about motherboard batteries and having spare parts.  Also, the keyboard and mouse they sent were clearly used and worn and the mouse wheel was sticky as if someone spilled something on it.  I know you get what you paid for, but you should need to be a computer quasi expert to get something to work out of the box.