Computer HP laptop & PC World

In April of this year 2014 I bought an HP Envy 17 - J130ea Notebook PC World for a cost of £900, which comes with a screen high resolution, 1x8gb ram and 4gbram he was returned under warranty as the screen had a vertical line. Knowledge how mounted a new screen and back 7 days later. I noticed it was slow so I checked the ram, he had only 4 GB of installed ram, Know How lost 8 GB of ram. I went back again to make that informed me because it had been open the warranty was void. I also bought a second HP Envy same model in 2014, not PC World to check the memory living. 12 GB has been adjusted. Find out how chip wanted £40 to adapt to a new 8 gb ram chip and £70 for the ram. What have we... Bought 2 new 8 GB chips of Crucial ram and them mounted on my laptop and transferred my 12 GB of ram for my partners laptop. Work and the lesson learned. I'll never use Know How for all future repairs.

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In April of this year 2014 I bought an HP Envy 17 - J130ea Notebook PC World for a cost of £900, which comes with a screen high resolution, 1x8gb ram and 4gbram he was returned under warranty as the screen had a vertical line. Knowledge how mounted a new screen and back 7 days later. I noticed it was slow so I checked the ram, he had only 4 GB of installed ram, Know How lost 8 GB of ram. I went back again to make that informed me because it had been open the warranty was void. I also bought a second HP Envy same model in 2014, not PC World to check the memory living. 12 GB has been adjusted. Find out how chip wanted £40 to adapt to a new 8 gb ram chip and £70 for the ram. What have we... Bought 2 new 8 GB chips of Crucial ram and them mounted on my laptop and transferred my 12 GB of ram for my partners laptop. Work and the lesson learned. I'll never use Know How for all future repairs.

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PS The world is the worst computer store in the world. I never even go there and buy a computer. You can open the laptop and upgrade the RAM without voiding the warranty. It is a simple procedure and should not be performed by a specialist. £40 for a replacement memory which takes a minute is a flight, but the £70 for a module of memory is not that much. I suggest to ask here again.

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