removing hard drive expires warranty???

ginjim

i bought an acer from tescos in feb and one of my mouse buttons has come loose so would like tescos to repair it
because it has all my work on it can i remove the hard drive while its being fixed without killing off the warranty?many thanks

j1mgg

you could probably buy a replacement mouse for a fiver, have they asked you return the whole computer?

edit sorry i presumed it was a desktop

i probably guess it would invalidate you warranty

superscaper

j1mgg wrote: »

you could probably buy a replacement mouse for a fiver, have they asked you return the whole computer?

I'm assuming it's one of the buttons on the laptop itself, in which case it would have to be the entire laptop that needs taken in.

ginjim

j1mgg wrote: »

you could probably buy a replacement mouse for a fiver, have they asked you return the whole computer?

edit sorry i presumed it was a desktop

i probably guess it would invalidate you warranty

yes sorry it is a notebook

not too sure if its worth the hassle i would like to ry and fix it myself but have no idea on removing buttons
is there a nack to it?
thanks for the advice

Donnie

Back up your important data or make a disc image.

devizes18193

I aggree with the above posters ,all you need to do is buy an extenal mouse back up your data then send the machine back , depending on the size of the data there is always google docs which'll mean you can access your onfo from internet cafes in the mean time