I'm a little confused as to what, exactly, you're saying is the issue. You say
LRSD18 wrote:
...laptop configuration different from website was advertised as x2 mDP ports x1 HDMI x1 lighting (usb 3.1c) BUT Actually has X1 each lighting port (3.1usb type c), mDP, HDMI.
By this I'm assuming you're saying your laptop has one USB 3.1C, one mini-DisplayPort and one HDMI output. Is this correct?
You then say
LRSD18 wrote:
Laptop will not recognize usb 3.1 even after removing all proprietary software (MSI) and ensuring BIOS is updated for 3.1c firmware.
By this, do you mean that the USB-C port is not recognised
at all (does not show up in Device Manager, does not see eg. external HDDs or phones plugged into it), or merely that a display attached to that port using a USB-C-to-DisplayPort adapter is not recognised?
If it's the first, then there's clearly a problem with the laptop full-stop, and you should RMA it as it's obviously broken. If it's the second, then the laptop may not support DisplayPort-over-USB-C, which might be a driver issue.
Either way, if the vendor you bought the laptop from advertised it as having one particular configuration but actually sent you a totally different configuration, I'd be complaining, sending it back ASAP and refusing to pay for shipping. If the vendor refuses, I'd file a dispute with my bank or chargeback with credit card. You say 'deployed in Kuwait', which I'm guessing means you're American, and while I'm not overly familiar with American consumer law I'd be very surprised if that sort of behaviour wasn't illegal.