HP 2023 15'' HD IPS Laptop, Windows 11, Intel Pentium 4-Core Processor Up to 2.70GHz, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD, HDMI, Super-Fast 6th Gen WiFi, Dale Red (Renewed)

I stumbled across this laptop while searching amazon. First, I was surprised at the price. I read the details and because there was a good return policy I decided to buy it. Second, when it arrived I thought it was brand new. Not a scratch or blemish on it. Third, I had a HP Z1 desktop at work with a solid state boot drive and I had forgotten how quickly this drive boots up. Very fast. Fourth, I work mainly in the Microsoft universe and I logged in and Windows 11 installed everything from my desktop to my laptop (I did have to download the apps to my laptop, but they appeared showing what I already had.). Updates were also fast and painless. Fifth, the build of the laptop is very solid and the display is beautiful. It is also very light and slim. Keyboard and trackpad also have a very good feel.The SSD is only 256GB and it doesn't come with a DVD drive. No big deal. Thanks to HP for not having a ton of bloatware. I would recommend this laptop to anyone looking for a budget laptop that performs well and get the job done.

It's been working good for 5 months.It started Blue Screen issue since August 3, 2005 (I purchased on March 10, 2025).It's HP Laptop 15-fd0083wm (7L2C7UA)The error said, "STOP CODE: DRIVER VERIFIER DMA VIOLATION" and restart immediately right after the login.Then login again and it shows the same Blue Screen and then restart.I googled it and find the solution from Reddit,--------------------------------------------------------------"Hi there.So I'm a computer technician and I've been seeing this issue a lot in the repair shop I work for.It's an issue I'm seeing affect all HP Laptops Model No. 15-fd0083wm (you can verify your model on the bottom of your laptop).The issue is happening when the device connects to internet and begins pulling data from the internet (such as Windows updates, program updates, etc - any internet activity).You can avoid this by disconnecting from your internet before you log into Windows (and reach the desktop).However for a fix you will need a replacement internal Wifi adapter or you will have to purchase a external USB WIFI Dongle for future use.This appears to be a problem that Microsoft(Windows)/HP/Realtek have not owned up to yet and provided a fix for. There may be a fix in the future but there's no telling when that will happen and how long it will take.Once you've done that, you can go into "Device Manager" - Click dropdown for "Network Adapters" - Right-Click on Realtek RTL8851BE Wifi 6 802.11ax. Disable Device.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------So I need to purchase the external USB WIFI DongleI need to avoid HP next time.