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HP Envy x360
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Hello, the left hinge of my HP Envy x360 laptop has become detached on the monitor side, causing the bottom monitor frame to pop out. My laptop is in very good condition, as I have only had it for about 1 1/2 years. It has not been dropped or roughly used as I tend to keep it sitting  at home. I've seen that many other HP customers have also had this same hardware issue with their HP Envy x360 laptops. As many others here have mentioned I believe this is a HP Envy x360  manufacturing defect.  I haven't had this problem with any other computer that I've had, each of which I owned for many years.  Is there a process for handling this situation?

 

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