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i have got a 45w charger with a HP laptop 14 model number l25296-003 for thcharger it is so hot to the point im getting burns from it can i get a new charger
it is 1st degree burns
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Hi, I'm Bernard, a fellow Windows user. I'm happy to help!
Since the charger is overheating, this may indicate a component issue or possible damage. In this case, I suggest trying a different charger with the same wattage. If the issue persists, I recommend contacting a local technician to have the device checked for any hardware-related issues.
Hello
Dont' think this is a software or a Windows issue.
You need to contact HP support in this case. The charger can be defective.
