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‎04-22-2016 07:08 AM - last edited on ‎04-22-2016 08:18 AM by Retired

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Product: HP 8460w

Do not understand how to get date of manufacture from serial# .. [Personal Information Removed].  I checked the forum.  Still quite confused.  Product # is: XU100UT  model is 8460w   I did discover it has expired warranty as of 2014..  

 

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‎04-22-2016 07:25 AM

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Hi:

 

Looking at the serial number, your notebook was made in 2011 in the 42nd week of the calendar year as shown in the 142 of the serial number.

 

The 1 is the last digit of the year (2011) and the 42 is the week of manufacture.

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‎04-22-2016 07:25 AM

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Hi:

 

Looking at the serial number, your notebook was made in 2011 in the 42nd week of the calendar year as shown in the 142 of the serial number.

 

The 1 is the last digit of the year (2011) and the 42 is the week of manufacture.

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