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‎08-26-2020 07:36 AM

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Product: Hp probook 440 g7
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I recently noticed a small slight bump underneath my newly bought probook 440 g7. At first I thought the battery is swelling but then I realized that the battery is not in that region.  Or am I wrong and it is the battery which is swelling? I am really confused. What is it? I have inserted a photo. Please look into it and let me know. Thanks

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‎08-27-2020 02:34 AM

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That may be ur battery swollen.  Pls change u laptop battery 

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‎08-27-2020 02:41 AM

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But the battery is literally on the other side of the raised bump.

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‎08-27-2020 02:50 AM

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May be the motherboard capacitors have got swollen just replace the motherboard 

 

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