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Pastimes : Windows 10 -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: rzborusa who wrote (527)	9/3/2022 9:00:07 PM
From: rzborusa	Respond to of 528

The path to delete 'S" diddn't match what was in my system. So, got on HP's website and after going through their pages of required baring of my soul got to a support page and went through many attempts to get out of S. Finally in command prompt, "winver" showed I had win 11S. At that point support tried to sell me a recovery thumb drive, which I declined. He ended the session. After that I followed one of the many directives from the web and it was a slam dunk. Not sure how I got to thinking I had w10, oh well. OOps, says w10 in advert, not so, The laptop was just $250 including shipping and sales tax. 141935 wm. I'm thinking good enough for surfing and home office. KB is not backlit. 4g, 128g. I won't appologize for being a bottom feeder. The LTs coming down the road from AMD are going to be awesome. I may go for one sooner or later. I bought another for my son, to replace his Celeron LT from over 5 years ago.