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‎09-10-2018 07:59 PM

HP Recommended
Product: pavilion x360
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

my hp pavilion x360's power button was pushed in due to a fall. I am able to turn on my pc by touching the button that is already stuck in but after I turn on the power it shutdowns automatically after some time and behaves weird. for example, it will open new tabs or zooms the screen etc.  Sometimes I am unable to turn on my PC.  How do I fix it? 20180910_205629.jpg20180910_205646.jpg

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‎09-10-2018 08:40 PM

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@maitrishah, welcome to the forum.

 

It looks like from your pictures that there is most likely more damage than the power button.  I suggest that you take it to a local computer shop to see if they can fix it.  When a computer is dropped it can cause components to get loose and not work properly.

 

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