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‎08-04-2021 01:21 PM - last edited on ‎08-04-2021 01:29 PM by Retired

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

I purchased my envy about two years ago for my college classes and by now the rubber strips at the bottom have fully come off. I've been able to get around the problem by gluing them back on and that helped but now I've had to completely remove the strips since they ripped and hope I can find new ones to replace them. However, I cant seem to find any online. I am a little bummed out because this laptop was very expensive for me and It's annoying how this had to be a problem. 

 

Anyone know where I can find replacement strips? My laptop is the 15 inch version btw. 

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‎08-04-2021 01:58 PM

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Hi,

 

Better call and contact HP Support they will help you with solution.

If it's out of warranty product, search for the "Manual and maintenance guide" with notebook serial number , you will get part number for every part there under "Illustration" section.

 

Thanks & Regards,

VG

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Thanks & Regards
VG
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