Upon opening the box, I was skeptical about this product.  The first thing I noticed was the absence of a power cord.  (Uh oh.)  It didn't occur to me that PC desktop power cords were pretty much generic, and so the cord on my old PC did just fine.  No need to return the product, or go shopping for a new power cord.  Despite purchasing it two weeks ago, I didn't set it up until today.  The setup was much easier than I expected.  There were no glitches or do-overs.  Moreover, the machine came with a USB WiFi adapter plugged into one of the many ports on the back of the machine.  That was something that I definitely did NOT expect, and it actually makes up for the absence of the power cord.  My final challenge is to find out if I can install Microsoft Works 7.0, which contains my wife's preferred word processor.  Works 7.0 was probably released in 2002 or 2003.  If I can install it, then victory will be complete, though this victory is likely attributable to the backward compatibility of Windows 10, rather than this particular machine.