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‎09-12-2022 07:36 PM

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Product: HP Pavilion All-in-One - 24-xa0053w
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Screen is cracked in several places, like it was stepped on. Purchased 12/2020 but just opened the box. No warranty now. Should I get it serviced, replace screen myself, or do I need a new PC? Haven't even turned it on yet, for fear of damaging something. Thank you!

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‎09-13-2022 07:34 AM - edited ‎09-13-2022 07:35 AM

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@dlcrossman2016 wrote:

Screen is cracked in several places, like it was stepped on. Purchased 12/2020 but just opened the box. No warranty now. Should I get it serviced, replace screen myself, or do I need a new PC? 

It is up to you to repair or replace.  It might be a good project for someone in the neighborhood.

If the display works the system can be connected to a TV.  Alternately, remote desktop could be enabled and the system used from a laptop or another computer

 

If into DIY, then here is a disassembly video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjc-ZtPzSiU

 

Ebay shows $600 USD for a working used system

Replacement screens start at $300 ebay

After disassembly, look for a manufacturer name and part number like Samsung or LG and then look for that part at aliexpess or alibaba since the displays are made in asia.

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