Plug in your PC

Use the power cable from your accessory bag to plug the PC into a power outlet. The computer power light may briefly flash on and off, this is normal.

PRO TIP: Due to the power cables being new and unused, they may need to be firmly inserted the first time. Please make sure the power cable is FULLY inserted or your PC may not power on properly.

Connect your peripherals

Connect your display(s), keyboard & mouse, speakers and any other peripherals you plan on using with your PC.

NOTE: If you purchased display adapters or monitors from us, you can find the connection instructions directly below.

DP to VGA Cable (Optional)

If you purchased the optional DisplayPort to VGA cable or a monitor from us, you will want to connect the DisplayPort to the PC and the VGA directly to your monitor, as shown in the image.

NOTE: this cable is NOT omni-directional, and it must be plugged in correctly to operate.

DP to HDMI Adapter (Optional)

If you purchased the optional DisplayPort to HDMI adapter, you will want to connect the DisplayPort to the PC and the female HDMI to your existing HDMI cable that attaches to your monitor, as shown in the image.

NOTE: this cable is NOT omni-directional, and it must be plugged in correctly to operate.

Connect your Wi-Fi

Remove the wireless antennas from the accessory bag and gently twist them onto the connectors on the back of the PC.

NOTE: Some PC's may come with built-in antennas and no external antennas will be provided.

Turn on your PC

Locate your PC's front power button and power it on. Allow the computer a few minutes to initialize on the first boot and your computer is ready to use!

PRO TIP: The first startup in Windows may take up to 5 minutes as new updates are installed.

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