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If you're asking will the CD damage the inside of the ALl-in-One, it's really hard to say.
My man concern would be the heat generated inside the case causing the CD to burn or melt.
On older PCs with hard drives, the only "moving part" inside your All-in -One would be a hard drive -- which would be enclosed inside a protective case -- and it is up near the top of the case, so it's unlikely that the CD will be near that.
But on newer PCs, with m.2 SSDs, those can get very hot, and if the CD rests on those, there could be problems.
If this were mine and it was still under warranty, I would contact your regional HP support center and see what they are willing to do for you about this.
HP contact info: https://support.hp.com/us-en/contact-hp?openCLC=true
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If you're asking will the CD damage the inside of the ALl-in-One, it's really hard to say.
My man concern would be the heat generated inside the case causing the CD to burn or melt.
On older PCs with hard drives, the only "moving part" inside your All-in -One would be a hard drive -- which would be enclosed inside a protective case -- and it is up near the top of the case, so it's unlikely that the CD will be near that.
But on newer PCs, with m.2 SSDs, those can get very hot, and if the CD rests on those, there could be problems.
If this were mine and it was still under warranty, I would contact your regional HP support center and see what they are willing to do for you about this.
HP contact info: https://support.hp.com/us-en/contact-hp?openCLC=true
I am a volunteer and I do not work for, nor represent, HP
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