The most recent version of Windows from offsite was successfully installed on a flash drive without any issues (I didn't even have to make any changes to the BIOS, and it worked fine after being activated with the original equipment manufacturer key). I couldn't even figure out what it was, so I just downloaded all of the drivers from the site and installed them. However, some drivers had to be installed from the HP website, and a bunch of UFOs appeared in the file manager. During the installation process, the system yelled at certain components, saying things like "does not fit this system." Yet, in the end, everything was installed, and the exclamation marks in the manager disappeared. general impressions: just a thrill; the last laptop was quite some time ago; it ran on AMD Turing and Radeon 4670. There is no way to even begin to compare the two!
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