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Warranty stickers are to ensure that everyone conducts themselves according to the product guidelines and protect your brand range. There are 2 different types of warranty stickers available ? breakaway stickers and void stickers.

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Non-oil-based solvents such as acetone, rubbing alcohol, Windex, and vinegar and water can also effectively loosen up stickers on your laptop. Taking care to avoid seams or holes in your laptop, apply your solvent to a clean piece of cloth and wet the sticker around the edges.

You can remove them day 1 and be totally fine. If the laptop has issues in the future, as long as it's still under warranty, the manufacturer will still honor that warranty even without any stickers on the laptop.

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Most consumers don't know that these stickers are actually illegal?and that's because manufacturers don't want you to. Under the 1975 Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, the Feds mandated that you can open your electronics without voiding the warranty, regardless of what the language of your warranty says.

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