Laptop stripped screw hole?

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  No reason, really. Only manufacturers design. I'm sure they have a reason for this internally, but as an end user, it really means nothing. Curious, though.

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• If I immediately stripped a screw inside my W530 head...

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  What should I do? I'll take the ThinkPad to my SOUND Center schools tomorrow to see if they can remove.

  Please don't let not despair too early to try to remedy this situation.

  That your machine is under warranty, an unauthorized person to do something like drill listen to screw to get it (if it is even a viable option, as the screw is so small) and Mess Up could result in a voided warranty. FWIW, my advice, would be to call the Service of Lenovo and find out if there is an authorized service center near you. They are much more likely to have seen the question before, having the tools and the most important and necessary parts, be allowed to work on your pc.

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• Laptop HP 15 t-r160: could not get the replacement for Hp 15 laptop cover... URGH!

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• 15 G-212NL HP: HP 15G 212 BROKEN HINGE LAPTOP NL

  HI, the left hinge of the laptop of my girlfriend broke: it started with a gap between the bezel and the screen that does not have a link initially to the hinge. So I decided to remove the bezel of the screen to look underneath and I realized that the left hinge was broken and the plastic screw holes have been broken too and fell outside the coverage they were attached. I am sincerely disappointed by that because the laptop is immaculate and has never fall on the floor or something like that. The laptop is 6 months and still covered by the warranty.

  Could you please tell me if I can get the phone repaired? also? the laptop was purchased in Italy and my girlfriend is currently living in the United Kingdom.

  Please let me know

  Thank you very much

  @LordNelson84

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  http://h20574.www2.HP.com/results.htm?SID=434660&MEID=0CB6F826-C110-473D-A294-67807AF06D45

  Here's a direct link to the media library from HP _ make you and signed forwards click the link.

  Give it time to load and select "COVER" in the left column.

  Here is the link to the library as well.

  http://h20574.www2.HP.com/default.htm?lang=en&cc=us&hpappid=psml

  After watching the video, it looks like you missed a few screws. (certainly enough of them _ typical HP)  HP laptops must be 'broken' even if all the screws have been removed, but yours seems to just raise, so it seems that you missed a few screws.

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  Should be allowed to put the new WD HARD drive on your computer dv6. All connectors are standard. Please watch the following videos to see an idea of this work:

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  Kind regards.

• Laptop hibernate instead of sleep

  I have same messages on this issue and tried several things to solve this problem. But I have in vain.
  When I put my laptop to sleep he wakes up with resumption of the quote of windows on the screen. In addition, there are even more time standard hibernate wake. Even the mouse stops working for a while because of hostprocesses for windows will overload. Moreover, I found my cell phone that works in my bag because he couldn't go to Hibernate (powercfg-h off), so it's just vacumed the dust inside my bag for several hours. Sometimes I find my laptop stripped of all power, so I guess it ran for a few hours before it colapsed.

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  After sleep EVER

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• ZBook 15: ZBook HP 15 upgrade question

  Hello

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  Then remove the keyboard. To remove the keyboard remove cover of the band. The status indicator panel aims to snap
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  Remove the 3 screws on the button of the unit. (There are K brand around the screw hole). Remove the four screws now the keyboard in place.
  Now carefully lift the keyboard.
  Pull up on the keyboard FPC Connector and locking of safety for the FPC T/P connector upwards.
  Then remove the screw Combo Module 1. Remove the door from the ram.
  Remove the screw Combo Module (m2, 5 + 18FP) in now the Combo Module in place.
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  Remove the system status indicator Panel. The status indicator panel is designed to snap into place. Do not use excessive force to remove or replace.
  Remove the four screws now the keyboard in place.
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  Hope this will help you ;)