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HP 15-bs164tu LAPTOP
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi,

I use HP Laptop 15-bs164tu. I purchased my laptop on October 2018 and extended my warrenty for 3 years.

I want to expand my RAM. ( 4GB + 8GB = 12 GB )

I currently have " 4GB DDR4-2666 / PC4-21300 DDR4 SDRAM SO-DIMM " in one slot.

 Now I want to expand my RAM Memory. I am well versed with computers. So, I want to do it myself.

Will opening my laptop to upgrade memory void my warrenty claim ?

 

-Maddy
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Welcome to the HP Support Community  @Bagginses 

 

You can upgrade Memory, HDD, WiFi etc. and it will not void your warranty.

 

But during the upgrade if you break something then you pay for the repair.

 

Any upgraded hardware is not covered under the laptops warranty.

 

REO

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HP Recommended

Welcome to the HP Support Community  @Bagginses 

 

You can upgrade Memory, HDD, WiFi etc. and it will not void your warranty.

 

But during the upgrade if you break something then you pay for the repair.

 

Any upgraded hardware is not covered under the laptops warranty.

 

REO

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