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‎05-05-2023 01:59 PM

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Product: HP Pavilion Laptop PC 15-eh0000 (9WD45AV)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

My laptop is HP Pavilion 15-eh0005ua. The original charger for it has a power of 45W. It broke, and I bought a 90W HP charger (made in China). Will my laptop break if I use this charger? Will it harm my laptop battery?

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‎05-05-2023 02:28 PM

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@Tetiana_007 

 

Normally yes, it charges battery quicker and battery gets more heat therefore machine gets more heat, no good for the long run. You can use 65W but 90W is a bit high.

 

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BH
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