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HP 17” Touch Laptop
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

As previously reported, the hinge on the left side of my HP 17” touchscreen broke and now the left side of the screen has begun to lift away. Apparently this is a known problem with this model. 

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Yes If Laptop hinges are right, you must be careful, high chances that Laptop Display may Damage. Open the screen from middle to avoid max damage, visit nearest HP Service center, to get solution  replacement

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The hinge is already broken. The nearest HP repair center is 300 miles away. Do you have a teleporter? 

Any HP personnel on? Need to see if HP is taking responsibility for this design defect? 

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