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‎03-17-2020 03:45 PM - edited ‎03-17-2020 03:46 PM

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Product: HP EliteBook 800 G3
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I have a couple of HP EliteBook 800 G3 Series laptops.  The one thing I dislike most about these machines is that, in order to get at the screws that undo the bottom cover, I have to remove these rubber screw covers that are glued on with adhesive.  I don't want to remove them and then not put them back as that sort of kills the aesthetics of it in a way I do not like (that and my OCD wouldn't like that).  But I'd imagine that the adhesive on the screw covers do weaken substantially after first removal.

 

I'm preparing to order RAM and SSD upgrades for said EliteBooks and I was wondering which part the screw covers were and how easy it would be to order replacements.  RAM doesn't often go bad, and I'm sure that whichever SSDs I order will likely suffice for the duration of my use of these machines.  Does anyone have insight to this?  Please let me know!  Thanks!

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‎03-27-2020 12:51 PM

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Does anyone know which part number these screw covers are?  Any information would be most helpful!

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