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• NB550D - 10G - do I lose the warranty after change of HARD drive?

  I would like to change the HARD drive in my Toshiba NB550D - 10G for one SSD drive.
  Could someone tell me if I lose my warranty after doing this? I would also like to know evolves from 1 GB ram to 2 GB would indeed lose the warranty?

  Thanks for the help!

  No, I think that you that the warranty would be unaffected if you remove and replace the HARD drive.
  The HARD drive and memory are parts extensible user and replace this part will not void the warranty.

• I'd lose the warranty if I install Linux

  I would like to know if the repartitioning of HARD drive will involve the loss of the guarantee and the removal of windows?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello jabbba, here's Jaba ;)

  No! You will not lose the warranty and installation of Linux or HDD format will not affect warranty service!
  You may lose your warranty service only if you would remove the laptop, or strives to upgrade using unsupported parts.

  Greetings
  Jaba

• Pavilion x 360-13-a110dx: HP technical support will not fix a broken warranty screen

  Computer tech support rant:

  So I treat my electronics with care. For some strange reason, recently developed a crack on the touch screen of my combo of tablet or a laptop HP Pavilion 360. The thing is usable, and the slot is under the top layer there so no finger injury if I touch the screen. But he fixed it needs, so I filled in the online form to explain my problem to a solution of warranty. I was then told I can call to track and match an option repair or by e-mail. Very well, very well. No problem. I'll call. I can do things with the phone on speaker.

  An hour and 20 minutes later and three of call center foreign representatives who were not clear of the USA (meets one, one was a tech rep, and then he couldn't do the actual sending in and fix the situation so I went to a representative cost and repair to figure out how to fix it), and I'm mad on fire. First of all, all three repeat what I wrote and asked questions as if I'm lying to them, or did not know what I did wrong. We had the audacity to ask how do I close my laptop. Yes Ma'am, I slam it down as hard as I can and throw it against the wall to see what happens and make sure that it shuts down for the night. (I did say that, but may as well have.) I'm on my products.

  She said that it would cost $270 to fix. Wait, $270? She said because it was a screen problem, it costs money. I said that it is under warranty. Equipment is under warranty, no software apparently. But this isn't the software, it's a HARD to the device component. I can't just install and uninstall a touchscreen. I'm paying $270 plus delivery charges when I bought in May last for $350. If I pay that much for setting a screen, I may as well buy a new unit that is faster and more up-to-date.

  She said that it would increase it to a supervisor. They were not available after 18 pm, et. I said I work next week, leaving the House at 6:30 et and will not be home until after 18 pm, et. I said that I should call after 6 p.m., HE. I can't take the time during the day to discuss my PC because if this call took 1h20m, I don't have this time to a new job.

  Then, suddenly, they can call me after 18 pm, et. When they do it on Monday, if he is a foreigner, I'll ask an English person precise and clear language. I'm not trying to be racist, then falsely accuse me if you want, but when it comes to communication, and there is a problematic thick accent because English is not their native language in India or wherever they are, this is a serious matter. If I do not understand the words coming out of their mouth without having to constantly ask for something repeatedly or super attentive because if I'm not I can miss a word that misinterprets the whole sentence, which is good enough for me. I've been at both ends of the customer service, so talk to someone English * IS * critical, especially when the situation is bad. I want an American on this one.

  Either they fix it for free AND fix it on a quick as soon as POSSIBLE process (because frankly, I was insulted with how they treated me and the hold time every time to ask the same questions and made to be a perpetrator of my machine), or I am done with HP/Compaq products after 15 years of loyalty to them. Really, I don't expect even a call Monday from HP. I doubt that someone calls me.

  And for what it's worth, what computer HP from my ex-wife was a breach of the hinge, which was material. I might took pliers and broke on purpose. But they don't set any question. But a screen which has not been clearly cracked by me (trust me, I could take a hammer to it and make a spider web crack) are not treated and is not material? What is it? TouchWare a new term? If it is not material, I want to know what it is. And I don't like what the said guarantee, if you send a defective product that lasts not even eight months (if), you need to fix. I did take a hammer to my screen, I do not slam my PC or throw it against something, and it's in a protective case when I travel, and it is placed in a safe place when not in use. In fact, I barely use the touchscreen. But still I'm done feeling it is my fault and I have to pay $270?

  I would like to fix it myself with pieces on Amazon, but must completely disassemble the screen of the keyboard part part and it's a mess and not worth. I'm going to buy a new something and be done with it. But for a crack I did not cause - and if they were seen, they would know because the crack is below and not something that I can do on top - and say $270? Kiss my rear. Repair at our expense, or lose my business. And I shall not distribute for free, but when I'm insulted, and when I type my problem and give me the Spanish Inquisition, whenever I talk to someone, as if what I typed was a generic fraud, I'm deeply offended. I have another thing to do with 1h20m of my time on a Saturday than waste it with HP trying to solve their problem of product.

  Fifteen years of my first Compaq Presario several models of HP Pavilion of desktop computers and laptops. Six in total, I bought Windows me to XP to Vista to Windows 8 (and the free update 10).  Guess that's done now because HP has dropped the ball, unless they are equipped through a miracle.

  Well, long story short, the PC was fixed under warranty with a new screen and he was only gone for a week or two. Looks like new. They documented my case several times that fall overseas really left call center the ball bad. They did NOT follow the Protocol. Even if the American side did not guarantee that he would be a guarantee, they handled so much better than what it was initially.

  Basically, if you don't like the answer, and you know what people overseas, manipulation, find a way to talk to an American. They're going to get this done, and if the answer is not a good one, well, you know that it is legitimate at least since he saw rather than phone diagnosed.

• If I have if I reset my phone will be I lose contacts and text messages

  If I reset my phone I'll lose contacts and text messages

  If you mean if you hold the Home and Power buttons simultaneously and keep them pressed until the Apple appears, then unless there is a problem, you lose all the data. However, it is always a good idea to have a backup in case things go wrong.

  Good luck

  GB

• Satellite A100-192: what I lose warranty if I create a partition on the HARD drive

  Hello everyone,

  I want to format my laptop (Toshiba Satellite A100-192) and 2 partitions. I've been using EMP cd + recovery CD, it's very simple, but I don't want to install all the programs of Toshiba. I want to install a Windows 'fresh '.

  I read all the messages on Toshiba Express media CD + recovery CD and xxxx on the HARD drive. I'm a bit confused. Many of you said: 'use only EMP recovery cd + CD' or ' do not xxxx 2 or more on your HARD drive - you can lose the warranty of your laptop.

  I have another CD with Windows XP Pro OEM. It is best to create partitions, install from that cd and after that to install the drivers from TOOLSCD?

  Of course, I don't want to lose my warranty, please tell me how it is better to do!

  Sincerely yours.
  Daniel

  Hello

  > Many of you said: 'use only EMP CD + recovery CD' or '' do not 2 or more partitions on your HARD drive.
  ' > you can lose the warranty of your laptop.

  Someone told you a big story :)

  It turns out; you do not lose the warranty after you create partitions on your HARD drive!
  Only if you open the laptop and will try to fix something by yourself, you will lose your warranty.

  Of course, you can use your fresh and original Windows operating system. After the installation of the operating system, you can install the drivers from the CD tools Toshiba or you're going to download it from the page of Toshiba.

• Pavilion 15-p253nh: I'm going to lose warranty if I replace my HARD drive on my own?

  Hello!

  I'm curious to know that if I replaced my laptop HARD drive, would I lose my warranty? I have a Pavilion 15-p253nh which is not a separate removable bottom panel for RAM or HARD disk. Do I have to disassemble my laptop to replace the HARD drive?

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello:

  While I do not work for or represent HP, I would say that Yes, the warranty will be void if you replace the hard drive yourself.

  It is because according to the guide of maintenance and maintenance for your model on the link below, replace the HARD disk is a task only must be performed by an authorized service provider.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c04511833

• 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

• Installation new ssd will void the warranty?

  Hi, just the question:

  Installation new ssd will present instead drive the warranty? Thank you

  According to the Manual of Maintenance of disk hard is not a CRU (CRUS by), which indicates that the client is not allowed to exchange the item, hoever I'd probably as davidteyuwang suggests above.

  Disclaimer clause; I do not work for Lenovo.

• The warranty will be void if I upgrade the RAM on the Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M3-581?

  The warranty will be void if I upgrade the RAM on the Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M3-581? I read that one of the slots of RAM is expandable to 8 GB. Also some of the models M3 have SSDS, according to my specifications mine is not, is it possible to put my own in?

  Thank you.

  Nice day

  1. regarding upgrading to SSD and memory size max, please send me the part number of your machine or your serial number and I will advise you with accurate information.

  2. with regard to upgrading the ram, you can do it, BUT if damage you no matter which component while improving the security, then the warranty is voided. Also note that if you upgrade the ram, Acer will only cover its own warranty parts. If the ram you add becomes faulty, you will need to return the ram to the person / reseller you buy.

  Kind regards

  FReeZA

• BlackBerry Smartphones Will I lose my apps with a...

  update through desktop BB software?   I have just connected my phone to the desktop for the first time in a while and there is an upgrade of the OS.  If I make this update I lose all my apps?

  Thanks in advance.

  No, he's going to reinstall all your applications and data.  You will, however, may lose data in applications e3rd, such as better scores brickbreaker, etc..  This info will not be saved and restored.  Everything will be restored.  All your contacts, calendar, password keeper, etc will be backed up and restored.

• I'm going oss my warranty when adding an SSD?

  I wonder if I loss my warranty (purchase in October 2015) when I add an SSD for my pomp L50C - 18 c (in unused optical drive Bay?
  Grateful for your reply.

  Hello - thank you for the purchase of Toshiba - I can't confirm or deny if you will lose your warranty. I hope it's useful and look forward to your next purchase from Toshiba.

• Satellite L850 - exchange of RAM and valid warranty

  As the title I want to know I will lose my warranty if I change ram by myself?

  I have Satellite L850-1V8 (I can't find it on the site official Toshiba but anyway no is PSKDNE) and if you can tell me who can RAM I put?

  Hello

  I found some info base for your laptop model. According to specification for laptop, that your machine can be upgraded up to 16 GB and you can use memory modules live 4 X 8 GB max.
  Rams compatible are:
  2 GB DDR3-1333-PA3918U-1M2G
  4 GB DDR3-1333-PA3918U-1M4G
  Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find compatible 8 GB of RAM, even on the support page of Kingston. But I think that the info you can get from the Toshiba service provider in your country.

  Return to the upgrade of RAM. I guess that your laptop has 4 locations of memory. Two of them are placed at the bottom of your machine under guise of memory. You can upgrade memory on these two locations without losing the warranty. How this is also described in paper manuals s user on page 70.
  For example, you can put 4 GB modules there are two.

  Other two RAM slots are probably under the keyboard and RAM should be exchanged or maintained by authorized personnel only.

• Question about faulty adapter and warranty

  Dear community,

  I would like to ask for your help, because I am not fully aware of the security regulations.

  My Toshiba laptop charger is seen error contact for a long time, but I need on a daily basis of the device, and at the gas station, I was told that I have to give my computer laptop too at least a week.
  I don't have enough money for a new charger, but maybe I could fix it.

  My question is that if I fix the charger, will I lose my warranty for the device in the laptop too, or just the charger?

  I thank in advance for your answers is, it is really important for me.

  Hello

  Laptops as well as the laptop parts are covered by the standard warranty.
  AFAIK the laptop as well as parts must be repaired by the authorized Toshiba service provider to keep the warranty valid.

  I m not very good if an adapter can be repaired. I think that this part would be simply replaced. So if you have a defective power adapter, I recommend you contact the maintainer authorized Toshiba in your country to get a new part.

  Also, you should be aware that the use of defective parts (power supply, for example) can damage additional parts like laptop's motherboard and this could lead to expensive repair procedures.

• Exchange HARD SSD drive void my warranty?

  Hello

  I am loss my warranty if I change the drive hard hdd for one ssd drive?

  N ° you will not lose your warranty.
  Be careful. If you need help let us know.