The Lenovo Legion Slim 7 15 Gaming Laptop, model number 82K80081US, supports up to 3 independent displays via native display and 2 external monitors; supports external monitors via USB-C (up to 5120x2160@60Hz). You can also use a compatible, universal USB-c docking station with this Legion Slim 7 15 for additional port options.

You will receive an alert on your screen that your Lenovo IdeaCentre A540 27 All-In-One system is now ready to update to Windows 11. Here is a link to more information about getting ready to upgrade to Windows 11: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/getting-ready-for-the-windows-11-upgrade-eb50813f-c7da-4cf8-89a3-6ba0d33b2773

This Lenovo Chromebook Duet ships with 1x USB-C 2.0 (support data transfer, OTG, Power Delivery, and DisplayPort) port. You can use a USB-c OTG adapter like this one to connect a compatible USB-based external hard drive to the Chromebook Duet: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/insignia-usb-c-to-usb-adapter-black/6473492.p?skuId=6473492. Be sure the external hard drive you are trying to connect is compatible with the Chrome Operating System and the files you want to read are also compatible with the Chrome Operating System.

The Lenovo IdeaPad 3 15 Laptop, model number 81X800ENUS, ships with a Integrated 35Wh, Lithium-Polymer Battery, which within this configuration, has a battery life of up to 7 hours, depending on the work the device is performing. Be sure all Operating System updates have downloaded and installed. The update process will use more battery life than normal. Heavy workloads like installing updates will increase system heat. This is normal. If you are getting substantially less battery life, first, set your screen brightness at less than 100-percent - try 80-percent to start with. Then, be sure Battery conservation Mode is turned off. This power management setting should only be used when the laptop is plugged in all the time. It will prolong overall battery life by only charging the battery to 60-percent of capacity. Here is a link to instructions for turning off Battery Conservation Mode: https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/ht103159. Also check what programs are running in the background on the computer. Be sure only the programs you want running in the background are. These programs will drain the battery. Here is a link to information about how to find out what programs are running in the background on your Windows 10 computer and how to manage them for better system performance: https://www.windowscentral.com/how-prevent-apps-running-background-windows-10. Then, finally, be sure any software you installed is compatible with Windows 10. Incompatible software will drain the battery at a faster rate. There is no need to install Microsoft Office software. The software is already part of the operating system, you just need to activate the software with a purchased product key. If you have installed a copy of Microsoft Office, this is conflicting with the existing copy on the system and this will slow your system down. If you have installed a 3rd party anti-virus program, be sure that Windows Defender is turned off and that the trial version of McAfee Anti-Virus software is uninstalled. There can only be one anti-virus program on the system. You may need to restore your system to original factory default settings if any of the programming errors have occurred. You can do that by typing "restore" in the Cortana search window. Just click on the magnifying glass icon at the bottom left of your Windows 10 Desktop. Click on "Reset This PC" Then click on "Get Started" and follow the on screen directions to restore to factory defaults. If the problem persists, we recommend you contact Lenovo Tech Support at: 877-453-6686.