Review on 15.6" Notebook HP 15s-fq072ur 1920x1080, Intel Celeron N4020 1.1 GHz, RAM 4 GB, DDR4, SSD 128 GB, Intel UHD Graphics, Windows 10 Home, 3B3P3EA, slate gray by Dimitar Bezhanov ᠌

This is not my first HP laptop; I had a g6-1353er that lasted for 9 years (!) before this one. And just recently the battery began to fail, and there were also problems with a discrete video card, I also use newer models with 14 "and 17 screens," all of which require hardly any upkeep (occasionally clean from dust, and do not put them in workingcomndition on upholstered furniture with fabric upholstery / bed, otherwise they dust and thread fibers from it, and as a result they clog in just a week and thecomoler starts to workcomntantly). Comfortable keys (no Fn key in place of left Ctrl, and no on/off key in upper right corner, typically housing Del or PgDn), responsive touchpad, and crisp, vivid display. It's quick (we're talking about a version with 1154G + 8GB + 512 SSD), and the comoler is just slightly annoying. I had no issues installing Windows 10 by following the steps outlined on HP's technical support site (): The installation did not begin automatically at startup, so I had to press F9 and select the installation from the EFI file, specifying the path to the EFI folder on the flash drive. I used Microsoft MediaCreationTool to make the flash drive bootable. In addition, I installed Windows by following the identical steps provided on the HP website. The drivers installation process is a bit unusual because. The setup file is run, the console window appears briefly before closing again, and seemingly nothing happens; nonetheless, eventually a sound will play or the touchpad will begin to function. everything turned out okay in the end. In my opinion, this is the best deal available, so you should take advantage of it. All right, thecomlor!Excellent coloring)