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BenMcr · 30-11-2018, 22:42

Basically an all in one is a laptop in a different format.

But whenever you buy a new PC it has Windows installed up to the point of personal configuration. So you set up the users and your personal preferences.

With Windows 10 one of the first things it asks for is your WiFi details if it's not connected via a wired connection. This is so it can activate and start updating itself.

If you don't have any network connection then you can still activate over the phone, but that's extremely unlikely in 2018!

30-11-2018, 22:42	#16
BenMcr Virgin Media Staff Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Manchester Services: 360 x2, Maxit TV, Sky Sports and Sky Cinema. Gig1 Posts: 17,929	Re: All-in-One Computers Basically an all in one is a laptop in a different format. But whenever you buy a new PC it has Windows installed up to the point of personal configuration. So you set up the users and your personal preferences. With Windows 10 one of the first things it asks for is your WiFi details if it's not connected via a wired connection. This is so it can activate and start updating itself. If you don't have any network connection then you can still activate over the phone, but that's extremely unlikely in 2018! Last edited by BenMcr; 30-11-2018 at 22:45.