Thank you for visiting HPVerticalLine.com! The purpose of this website is to educate consumers about Hewlett-Packard’s faulty hardware issues in a growing number of their computer models.
Hewlett-Packard computers are increasingly notorious for suffering short lifespans, overheating, LCD display failures, and multitudes of other hardware and design related problems. Additionally, when dealing with customers who have defective HP computers, HP customer support seems to have a policy of denial and blame. HP customers are frequently charged unreasonable fees for repairs on defective HP computers and even for customer support. In many cases, HP repairs defective computers with more defective or refurbished hardware, often-times selling the customers an “extended warranty”, which appears to be designed to expire shortly before the repairs do.
If you own or have owned a Hewlett-Packard computer, please share your experiences so others may make an educated decision when purchasing a computer.
My HP zd8000 computer cost me over $1,500/US and began failing within the first 10 months. Problems with my HP zd8000 computer include vertical display lines, dead pixels, slow operation, overheating, battery dysfunction, cracks in the case from heat, and a disgruntled operator (hence the website).
Despite their awareness of the issue, Hewlett-Packard has not owned up to their responsibility to recall and replace all of their defective models.
I am a victim of Hewlett-Packard; don’t be one too!
Luego de un par de años de usar el portatil con todos los cuidados necesarios, hace una semana (hoy 26/04/2012) apareció una linea
I bought HP G62 last year from Sharjah UAE. Last week, while I was watching a movie, a red vertical line appeared. I restarted my laptop instantly, but it was still there in the right corner of the LCD.
Back when the ZD8000 came out, I jumped on the unit, paying about
Very much disappointed with my HP Pavillon ZD8000 with vertical lines
I got this desktop delivered along with a hp monitor. The moment i
I have an HPMini netbook. It has never been dropped and is cared for
I just received my laptop in the mail yesterday. I open it up the first thing that happens when I boot it up is the white blank screen with colorful lines. At first I honestly thought it was loading and it was a pretty screen saver while it was loading, but no. I turned it off and turned it back and worked fine the rest of the night. This morning I go to turn it on to print the resume I’d spent my entire night doing, and what happens? The Vertical Lines are back and have taken over! No matter how many times I take the battery out or turn it on and off they aren’t going anywhere. Good thing I got a warranty on it or I’d be even more angry, but from what i’ve heard who knows if I’ll get blamed for the lines by the HP staff! Never getting another HP, sticking to Macs.
I bought HP G60 brand new laptop in Dec 2009, then suddenly last week,