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09-08-2019 07:28 PM - edited 09-08-2019 07:28 PM
Product: 17-ds011dx
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 IOT
Hi there,
There's a gap forming between my screen and the screen's plastic frame. It's currently at the bottom-left of the screen (see image). This is my second 17-ds011dx laptop; the first one had the same problem.
1. Would squirting some krazyglue in the gap slow its spread rightward? Or would it damage (!) delicate little wires down there?
2. What am I doing wrong such that I've gotten these gaps on two laptops now? As far as I can tell, I open and close my laptop like a regular civilized guy.
Thanks fam
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