Water spill

[Calnor]

I accidentally poured water on my envy 360 about like a year ago and it haunts me🙂 any advice?

[Garp_senchau]

@Calnor,

Welcome to HP Support Community,

Oh no! 😬 That’s definitely one of those I can’t believe I did that moments, huh? But don’t be too hard on yourself-it happens to the best of us! 😅

First things first, if your Envy 360 is still working after all this time, that's a pretty good sign! 🌟 But if you notice any weird glitches, or if things start acting up (like weird screen flickers or keys sticking), you might want to try a few things to keep it running smoothly:

Check for any lingering moisture – I know it’s been a year, but just in case, give your laptop a quick inspection around the ports and keys. If you see any signs of moisture, give it some extra love with a dry cloth or compressed air to clear out any leftover residue.

Deep clean the fans – Sometimes, water and dust can create gunk that can make your laptop run hot. Using a can of compressed air can help blow out any dust that’s hiding in there.

Backup your stuff – Just to be safe, make sure all your important files are backed up! (Better safe than sorry, right? 😉)

Look out for performance issues – If it’s running a bit slower than usual, try running a full system diagnostic test to see if everything is okay internally. Sometimes, the water could have caused something subtle to degrade over time, but catching it early is key!

Consider professional help – If you start noticing any major issues, it could be worth taking it to our HP repair shop for a check-up.  

But really, if it’s still working, you’re in the clear! 💪 Just keep an eye out for anything funky. Hope this gives you some peace of mind! 😌

Please feel free to reply here if you have any questions or if you need further clarification on any of the steps. 

Take care and have a good day. 

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