Review on 💻 ASUS Vivobook Go 14 E410MA-BV1183W 14" Notebook, Intel Celeron N4020 1.1 GHz, 4 GB RAM, 128 GB SSD, Intel UHD Graphics 600, Windows 11, 90NB0Q15-M400, Black by Mateusz Praga ᠌

Is a good choice because of the value you get for your money. I was not a fan of the "innovative touchpad," as I found myself accidentally activating it and opening the calculator on a regular basis. Finally, he decided to remove it completely. If it activated in a way other than touching, right where my thumb rests while I'm not typing, that would be ideal. This model of laptop (mine is an e410ma-eb449) is offered for sale OS-free. I didn't anticipate any problems, but the Windows 10 installation images from the Microsoft website didn't work for me between January 2, 2022 and July 1, 2022. At least, it writes that there was no success in locating an SSD driver during the installation process. The necessary drivers were not available on the Asus website. The drivers that Asus supplied me didn't work, and their tech support wasn't very helpful. The conversation was cut off after they told me they will contact the manufacturer for more details. I used Ubuntu 20 for two months, with no issues during installation or when using the system. Yesterday, I stumbled into an Asus brand store by chance and saw that they employ their image for setup. Without any additional drivers (I wasn't there, so I can't say for sure what they did, but I took it after two hours and it worked), everything went smoothly for them. A service call to install new windows will set you back less than $2 002 and take little over 2 hours (you must have a purchased Windows license). The sediment seems to have persisted with no further cost. For the first time, I've found that not even with the help of the manufacturer's technical support team I can't install the OS on a computer for which support for this OS is stated.