You guys discussing a complete bs review from a technically uneducated person which was called “lamer” long time ago. “1920x1080, but looks a little pixelated”

You guys discussing a complete bs review from a technically uneducated person which was called “lamer” long time ago. “1920x1080, but looks a little pixelated” seriously can’t you just tell for sure what resolution do you have in OS? Acer does not sign it’s laptop BIOSes and it is trivial to read it and unlock/unhide all possible options with ready to use GUI applications from BIOS vendors. This is what people doing for decades, and for Thinkpads you will need a flash programmer and hex editor. So even if there is secure boot lock which i highly doubt, because no relevant detail was present in the review, you can solve it (hack the device that never meant for whatever you want it to do) at least three different ways and the easiest one is not bugging official support, but ask on forums like win-raid and get your instructions and ready to use bios in pm in several days if he absolutely can’t set UEFI himself. I wonder what happen with snowflake when he learn that his Tesla top speed and range also software blocked.