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‎10-13-2017 12:40 AM - edited ‎10-13-2017 12:43 AM

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Product: HP Pavillion 17-e019dx
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I have a 17 inch HP Pavillion that has literally been falling apart over the past year or so. The bottom part of it has been cracking off piece by piece, specifically, on the left side near the fan and left hinge. The cover for the disc drive has also cracked off, the touchpad barely works, and I have to click three to four times to be able to click on anything. My biggest issue now is the notorious left hinge, which, based on my searches, seems to be a huge issue for all HP laptops. It is an issue because now my screen is turning blue and I can't see anything that pops up, including things like the tast manager and other important things on my computer. I expect a little normal wear and tear but to see a machine fall apart so fast is ridiculous. I have old laptops two to three times the age of this one that at more structurally sound than this one. Any recommendations on how to get this thing fixed, at least temporarily, until I can afford to get a better quality laptop?

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