I started shopping for a solid state refurb computer a week before Black Friday. A key issue was whether to buy online from a local store like Best Buy, or a Microsoft Certified company. Remember, it's a refurb. I got the features I wanted at a good price from Blair Technology Group.  At first, I had no external speaker sound (including no startup),  but changing the audio out cable solved that problem.  The same cable that worked in the replaced computer, BTW.I copied the old computer C: HDD to a blank HDD, and installed it as internal HDD E:.  D: is solid state recovery. Then copied program files and program files (x86) to the new solid state C: drive.  Copied all other folders to HDD E: so they would not consume my new C: HDD.  Deleted the Windows folder from HDD E: to recapture the space. Rearrranged the partitions on E: HDD to eliminate any gaps.  I was shocked to learn that I didn't have to reinstall any programs, they could be started from the icon in the program files folder!  My next job is to create icons for executing programs from the start page.I am a happy camper with both the refurb computer and with Blair Technology Group.