Save money and get a better specification computer by buying a FreeDOS model and installing Windows 10 on it yourself.
It takes about 65 seconds to explain how and the rest of the video is a walk though if you want some guidance and support.
The 19 minutes of edited video follows the entire process with commentary explaining what's happening at key points and what to expect. The actual number of updates you'll get will depend upon what version of Windows you install - the USB in the video installed the 1909 version - which had a lot of updates at the time this video was made.
This just shows that you shouldn't be worried by anything you see during the installation process.
If this video saved you money then buy me a coffee using the Ko-fi link to say thanks and make me happy. It'll cost you about £3, which is a lot less than the £50 or so your local IT shop will charge for doing the same thing for you.
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You can make the installation USB by watching this video:
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This video features a Lenovo V145-15AST laptop that cost £299.99 when it was purchased in 2020.
It has the following specification:
AMD A9-9425, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, 15.6" 1920x1080 display and FreeDOS.
This is compared to another Lenovo V145-15AST that cost £314.99 with this specification:
AMD A9-9425, 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD, 15.6" 1920x1080 display and Windows 10 Home.
Both laptops are identical apart from the RAM, SSD and OS.
So you get double the RAM and SSD for less if you install Windows 10 yourself!
If you want to leave the laptop unattended for the update processes, then right click on the charging icon in the bottom right of the desktop and adjust the screen and sleep options for the selected power plan to 'Never'.
I'm never going to get rich from this, but it is nice to get something... So if you've watched this video and it influenced or helped you then please click Like and Subscribe.
You can also buy me a coffee using the Ko-fi link if you think I deserve one...
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