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- Coating worn badly on touchpad

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11-23-2020 10:23 AM
Hi all,
Could somebody please advise, I have owned my Notebook since new but noticed within the first six months, or so, that the coating was wearing away on my touchpad with just minimal daily use and is now quite badly worn and looks quite unsightly. My warranty has expired now but I have been informed that this particular problem is quite common and is a manufacturer defect and that i can get it rectified, by HP, regardless of my standard warranty running out.
11-23-2020 11:02 AM
Interesting.
Cosmetic, I guess - the device itself works.
Did the person / site that informed you that HP will fix the issue also provide how this is being done?
HP Document? Alert message from HP?
If yes, I would hope the instructions are included.
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