Computer Crashes And Microsoft Phone Number Pops Up

The Play:5 has been a revelation. Up until I bought it, I'd been using a number of AirPlay speakers. These suffered from two big problems: they were unreliable (the devices often wouldn't show in my list of speakers for reasons I could never fathom) and, more subtly, they played music from my phone itself. This meant if your phone died, no music. If you went out of range, no music. If you clicked a YouTube link, it would suddenly blare out of your speakers. But with Sonos, it's just worked from the moment I unboxed it. It sounds good, even in a large-ish room. The only problem is that I now want more dotted all through the house!

I am very happy with this computer. Microsoft makes transferring everything a breeze.

Excellent computer, far better than any Microsoft based computer that I have used

This is what a computer should be. Fast, quiet, and no more overload crashes with my CPU-hungry digital audio workstation software.

I no longer have to worry about losing the photos on my phone if my phone crashes, which has happened in the past. The picture quality is very clear with vivid colors. I even used a favorite family photo to include with my Christmas cards.

the computer was everything they promised. Up and running with no problems

Did you know that you can't even get the computer to work without a Microsoft Login now? Super annoying.

PC crashes because BIOS support is not there yet.

They are working out great. The DVDs fit in the little tray that pops out of my computer. Then when complete, they play the videos I put on them. I bet these would work well for storing data too.

Got the tiles for my folks. To keep track of Pops wallet and keys. I installed on both Mom and Pops phone, and really like that we can use the same account on both phones, and can locate the keys and wallet and phones from each phone.