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You are free to disassemble the All-in-One, remove and replace any components you want -- we have no way to stop you from doing that. But any warranty you have now will be voided in the process. And these are not made to be serviced by consumers, so you risk major damage taking it apart -- and we can not assist you in that.
As to parts, you can use this link to get part numbers for your PC: HP PartSurfer
But be aware that HP does not sell the motherboards, nor do the suppliers that make them for HP. So you will have a real hard time finding one and any that you find will be USED, and might not actually work.
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