What is part number of RJ-45 jack cover on a m6-p114dx?

[kwy430]

What is part number of RJ-45 jack cover on a m6-p114dx? It is a tiny piece that holds the ethernet cable in the rj-45 jack,. It fell off, was lost and now an eithernet cable won't stay in the jack. Why would anyone think that a 45-RJ needs a removeable cover? It doesn't make any sense.

[Dragon-Fur · Accepted solution]

@kwy430

This is likely the RJ45 Door:

Item (11)     RJ-45 door     812701-001

Reference:

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[kwy430]

Hi Dragon-Fur, Thanks very much for your help. There are so many messages on this forum probably you will be the only that see this message. Maybe it should be subdivided into specific notebooks. Anyway thanks again!. Regards, Bill

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@kwy430

You are welcome, Bill.

Yes, there are thousands of Threads and their accompanying posts  - and the numbers of new Threads and posts added each day is staggering.  The HP Support Forum is truly a multi-national, world-wide effort.

There has been a recent reshuffle of the Categories within the forum -- depending on whom you ask, the results are either better than before, or "oh, it is so much more confusing".  

You might be on to something:  Assuming the Poster does provide the correct Product Number for the device (ie., computer model info), then an algorithm could be written to provide a guideline to help select the category best suited for the Thread.  

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[kwy430]

I have accepted your first reply as solution and I "liked" that post. I already have the part. Stackoverflow.com has an obvious way to see the number of likes for a solution so you can easily see what is the most liked solution. Thanks again!