Re: I lose warranty if I install Linux on Netbook?

Would like to know weather to install Linux in a Toshiba laptop causes drift of the guarantee of the laptop.

Thanks in advance.

Hello!

As much as I know, that you won't lose your warranty if you install Linux on your Toshiba laptop.

Good luck with Linux!

Good bye

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