HP Pavilion 17-g000 Repair

The HP Pavilion line of computers was launched on 1995 with the Pavilion PC, HP’s first home computer. The Pavilion brand includes notebooks, laptops, and desktop computers. A ‘notebook’ is essentially the same thing as a laptop: a portable computer with a rechargeable battery and most or all of the same abilities of a desktop computer. Notebooks used to be distinct from the smaller and lighter category of laptop, called a netbook. However, the distinction is very rarely used today.

17 inch computers are very large, and so they often have room for more powerful processors. This makes them ideal for more intense computing work, such as animation, rendering, or even gaming. HP Pavilion 17 computers are recognizable by their 17” screen size, which is usually measured across the diagonal of the computer. To find your exact model of HP Pavilion 17, look for the serial number and/or the model number. This is often on the bottom or side of the laptop, or in the battery compartment if the battery is removable. You can enter these numbers into the HP support website for troubleshooting and specifications. The model number for these computers will usually be formatted as ‘17-X###.’ This HP Support page contains an owner’s manual with information for model of HP notebooks with model numbers between 17-g000 and 17-g099.

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