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HP 14-DF0023CL
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I bought two of the HP 14 DF0023CL from Costco with the extended warranty.   The left touch pad mouse button is partially broken on both keyboard after about a year.    Is there an easy fix to this problem?   Seems like the material used for the button is of very poor quality.

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@bigbaddaddy 

Easy fix --no. 

 

Not only would you have to find the part, and HP is likely going to want to sell you a whole keyboard top, including the touch pad, you would also have to find someone willing to disassemble the PC to replace the touchpad button.



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Thanks for the insight.  I will take it apart to see what's broken.   This will probably be the last computer I'll buy from HP.   I worked at HP long ago.  Sad to see HP at its current state.

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@bigbaddaddy 

I'm not defending HP, but just mentioning that the current trend in recent laptops is to sell devices that are not repairable.

 

I have a new HP Ryzen laptop -- and it is sealed shut.  There is no way to get to anything, plus, it has a "chicklet" keyboard -- so if any key goes bad, the whole top would need to be replaced.

 

My 10-year old HP has all kinds of access panels, allowing me to replace just about anything but the graphics chip, and I have already replaced the keyboard once -- for the whopping sum of $25.

 

So, it's not just HP that is preventing us from servicing our own laptops.



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