Question 1

does this computer include the cable?

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Are you referring to the DisplayPort cable? No. You will need to purchase one of these - HDMI connector on one end, and a DisplayPort connector on the other.

Question 2

Does this computer have multiple usb c ports?

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This computer has zero USB-C ports. It has USB 2.0 and USB 3.0.

Question 3

Does it have an hdmi port?

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Well, yes.. sort of. The video display port is "DisplayPort" rather than the more common HDMI or DVI. This means that the cable connecting to your monitor must have one of its jacks compatible with this dual-mode configuration. This port was created several years ago to accommodate video output in combination with high quality audio. It used to be seen as a deluxe feature - an upgrade - but has since faded into the background with users preferring separate video output and the use of stand-alone audio systems (e.g., surround sound with sub-woofer). I bought a $4 adapter plug from newegg to allow the use of an existing cable from my old computer.

Question 4

Is the spindle speed of the Hard Drive 7200 RPM? Thanks in advance for taking the time to reply!

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Yep! 7200 RPM, SATA, 600 MBs transfer rate

Question 5

Can you upgrade to widows 10 for free?

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Probably yes. Not sure if you can download Win 10 for free but if you do, do it from legitimate sources.  But I wouldn't do it with this computer since the hardware is built for Windows 7. If you want to upgrade to Win 10, remove the hard drive and do it on a brand new SSD hard drive.

Question 6

This has 8 megs of memory, what type memory does it have and how is it installed? One 8 meg card or two 4 meg cards, also what is the max memory it can have?

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I changed mine & This is what I used
.Crucial 16GB Kit (2 x 8GB) DDR3L-1866 UDIMM
CT2K102464BD186D
Configuration ID:
CT7372395
Specs: DDR3 PC3-14900 • CL=13 • Unbuffered • NON-ECC • DDR3-1866 • 1.35V • 1024Meg x 64 • 
It has 4 slots so you can put 32GB total  (4 x 8GB)
Mine came with 8GB but it was with 3 sticks so that was not preferred config.  Won't support dual channel that way ( or whatever it called) I changed it to the two 8GB sticks installed in slot 1 & 3 giving me 16GB of ram.
I have also replaced the HHD with an SSD & installed a Low Profile GTX 1050 vid card.  
The only real con on these is it would be nice if they had a more powerful power supply.. But mine runs great, I'm not a gamer, wouldn't buy one if I was.

Question 7

Please, Wireless Connection details. BT ? Thanks

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Jessie is correct Suly,  The Lenovo M82 "refurbished" unit does not come with wireless capabilities already built in. It does, however, come with expansion slots built in that allow you to add some upgrades such as a WiFi card. WiFi cards are relatively inexpensive and the design of the M82 makes installing the card a snap. Just be sure any add-on card you buy will fit into the small size case the M82 uses.
I simply connected my M82 directly to my router with a Cat6 cable. This gives you the best transfer rates in most cases.
I also added a small invidia graphics card that gives me multiple display capability.
 I run an Amazon Basics Cable with a Display Port plug on the computer end to an HDMI plug going to my 55" Samsung flat panel TV . Works perfectly.. and a second like cable to a 35" wall mounted TV above my desk.
I think the Lenovo M82 is a good value and is plenty of power for any basic needs.  A person looking for intense gaming or video processing would want to look elsewhere but for basic computer stuff the M82 is a deal .imo.
I had to return the first unit I recieved but NewEgg handled everything in a promp, professional manner and had me a perfect second unit in short order at no expense to me.
Both units I received were in excellent cosmetic shape. Will not hesitate to buy another refurbished Lenovo from NewEgg. I actually already own a Refurbished Lenovo ThinkPad T410 I purchased back in 2015. Still working great, use it every day.

Question 8

Could I upgrade the video card with UHD that supports 4k video playback? Also, Does this PC have a wifi wireless lan installed? what does the product include? Thanks.

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I am not sure about the 4kk video card upgrade, I can tell you this.   I bought the device as a practice machine for a project.  Not sure about the 4k GPU upgrade, but it DOES NOT have a native wifi card.   Yesterday,  I installed Windows 10 and it works wonderfully.  I comes with Win 7; you must buy your own Win 10 License for it.  TBH, I would use ethernet LAN as much as possible.  4k needs a wired connection; most especially if the wifi is being shared for other requirements too.

Question 9

Is the connection jack on back for CAT5 connection to internet? I plugged in an active cable and no internet.

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Your unit might have a problem with it's Ethernet port. I bought this Lenovo to replace an old Ansus computer that had, amongst its many broken features, a faulty Internet connection. I solved that problem by installing a separate extension card for Ethernet. So far, I haven't found any flaws in my Lenovo - everything seems to be working.

Question 10

Does the motherboard have a PCI-express slot for video card up grade?
Specically wondering if I can put in a GeForce GTX 760 (PCI Express 3.0 ×16)

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It does have a pciE slot but it will only take a low profile card.

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