HP standard warranty starting date

[sistoiv]

Hi there.

My issue is general not for one specific product.

From which event does it start warranty period detected by HP assistant?

From First boot,  right?

And if I'm right: is this date stored in Uefi or in operative system?

When a new PC has a warranty starting date prior than the date of first boot played by buyer it means that reseller powered on this PC before selling, right?

Thanks.

[Dragon-Fur]

@sistoiv 

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@sistoiv wrote:

Hi there.

My issue is general not for one specific product.

From which event does it start warranty period detected by HP assistant?

From First boot,  right?

And if I'm right: is this date stored in Uefi or in operative system?

When a new PC has a warranty starting date prior than the date of first boot played by buyer it means that reseller powered on this PC before selling, right?

Thanks.

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The Warranty date is normally adjusted when you register the product first time switching on the computer or right after purchase.

No, the original Warranty date, noted as manufactured date, is not an indication that the seller opened the box or powered on the PC.

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[sistoiv]

@Dragon-Fur

Thanks for reply.

I found another post about this point

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Operating-System-and-Recovery/When-does-my-new-HP-laptop-warr...

You said "The Warranty date is normally adjusted when you register the product first time switching on the computer or right after purchase."

My concern: but why (= which is the cause) a new PC (just purchased) from e-commerce or reselling shop) warranty starting date is "old" (some months before current date that's first boot date after purchasing).

Please: tell me this point (if you know).

[Dragon-Fur]

@sistoiv   

The way I understand it, a default warranty date is assigned by the manufacturer.

The seller doesn't have any control over it.

The manufacturer places the born-on date into the BIOS > Main 

I would guess your new computer sat on the shelf for a while before it was sold.

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[sistoiv · Accepted solution]

It's so, Italy HP assistance before helped me by phone.

Starting warranty date coincides with final check out date performed in factory by HP manufacturing supplier. And it's stored in Uefi DB.

It's sufficient ask for update date on HP service server (they open a specific ticket) sending a delivery note or bill as purchasing proof.

Thanks.