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Yes, absolutely.
In fact, assuming the battery is healthy and power supply (wall outlet) is connected to good, clean, steady power (decent electrical service), you can leave the computer plugged in as much as you like.
The battery will not "over charge" when plugged in.
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Yes, absolutely.
In fact, assuming the battery is healthy and power supply (wall outlet) is connected to good, clean, steady power (decent electrical service), you can leave the computer plugged in as much as you like.
The battery will not "over charge" when plugged in.
Reference and Resources – Places to find help, solve problems, and learn about your Device
Device Homepage
NOTE: Content depends on device type and Operating System
Categories: Warranty Check, HP Drivers / Software and BIOS, How-to Videos, Bulletins/Notices, How-to Documents, Troubleshooting, User Guides / Manuals, Service and Maintenance Guide (Replacement Parts and Procedures), Product Information (Specifications), more
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