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Zbook G2 15
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Hello all, 

Sorry if i post on the wrong forum or anything. I have searched all over the internet but could't find the specific answer to my question.

I own a Zbook G2 15 laptop and i was wondering is it safe to run it with a closed lid. I am working with sound mixing and editing and sometimes it uses almost all of my cpu. Laptop never gets overheated, temperatures never exceed safe limits. The only thing i am scared of is that maybe my screen can get damaged and it seems that i can't find the answer to that question. 

So will the screen get damaged from normal amount of heat produced on the keyboard or not? Is it safe?

 

Thanks in advance 🙂

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Welcome to the HP Support Community  @krademigracke 

 

I have a ZBook 17 G2 at work that's is used the same way.

 

It has been running for 2-3 years 24/7 like that and is opened 5-6 times a year.

 

We have not had a single problem with it.

 

REO

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Welcome to the HP Support Community  @krademigracke 

 

I have a ZBook 17 G2 at work that's is used the same way.

 

It has been running for 2-3 years 24/7 like that and is opened 5-6 times a year.

 

We have not had a single problem with it.

 

REO

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@RE051ST 

 

Thank you for your answer in such a quick notice. 

 

Then i guess i should not worry 🙂 

 

Thank yolu very much again 🙂

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Your very welcome @krademigracke 

 

REO

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