How To, HP Envy Battery Replacement, Save Your Laptop From A Bulging Battery

[@millermiller7062]

i cannot thank you enough for the excellent video. i am an 83-year-old grandmother and i am happy to report that, with the info in your video, i successfully installed a new battery in my hp. for me, once i got up the courage, the hardest part--because i'm old-- was dealing with the teenie, weenie screws. great of you to provide such helpful info. miller

[@Snipeoff]

Thank you so much for the comment, that makes me so happy to hear that ☺️

[@RaymondGW]

This was great. I didn't realize there were three more screws under the bumper. I would have been at this all day. These were easy to follow directions. Thanks!

[@karlaholt6376]

Thanks for posting this video! This is the first time for me replacing the HP Envy 17 battery, and I watched your video a couple of times, printed out the transcript and now feel reasonably prepared to get this done! Thank you again for taking the time to do this and share online!

[@virtualsportsassociation]

This video was an absolute LIFE SAVER!!! I have been trying to solve this problem for YEARS, and have put it off again and again because, first, I couldn't be sure that I had the right replacement battery and because NO ONE described and illustrated exactly how to do it... YOU DID. I have the exact model laptop. And it WORKS!!! Quick comment for others: the "Star" screwdriver included with my battery was too small and didn't engage the screws. I used a perfect sized tiny flat head [gently] and it worked fine. Also... my old battery looked swollen just as yours did. I finished the repair 20 minutes ago and the new [$40 vs $100 HP] battery was at 80% and is now 100%!!! I haven't seen that in a long, long time. Of course, I have subscribed. THANKYOUTHANKYOUTHANKYOU!!!

[@Snipeoff]

So glad it worked so well for you 😁, thank you for the comment 😄

[@seanarki]

Exactly what I needed! It’s so difficult to find a video of someone removing the rubber strip. I absolutely would have removed the adhesive layer separately without this.

[@vicmarquez5351]

I just replaced my battery on my envy and used your video as a guide. Thank you for the awesome video!

[@katetan7293]

Thank you for this! This video was exactly what I needed to replace the battery in my HP laptop! I was so surprised how bulging my battery was once I popped the cover off. Definitely needed to be changed. Your instructions were very clear and super helpful. Thanks again!

[@BryanLeGare]

Thanks for the help! I know absolutely nothing about computers so I really needed my hand held through this procedure. You saved me a nervous breakdown and money I don't have, so that makes for one very grateful viewer.

[@michelleh8247]

Thanks so much for this video! The battery I removed was in far worse shape than the one you removed from your computer... no wonder I had so many issues with my computer... slow charging, keys that wouldn't work properly and problems with some of my applications. I have a different Envy model than yours, and would have never guessed that 3 of the screws were hidden under the foot strip.... THANKS SO MUCH!!!!

[@paulshampay4468]

Thanks for the video. Especially the 3 hidden screws under the rubber bumper. My battery looked like yours, all expanded. Laptop works great again and the repair was less than $40. Thanks again.

[@armandoaguilar7640]

Thank you for this! I just replaced my battery on my HP Envy 17" laptop. Stay safe and God bless!

[@Snipeoff]

Nice that's great 👌

[@markt747]

Snipeoff, your the man!!! I have the same exact model. I followed your instructions to the letter. My replacement battery mounting holes were spot on, no mods needed. The old battery had ballooned on both sides of the 3 cells really bad. Once I booted, no error messages, and the LT is running cool & fast. I did a good cleaning on the shell and CPU fan to. Many thanks!!!

[@Snipeoff]

Thank you for the comment! I appreciate it so much 👌😁

[@markt747]

@@Snipeoff thank you for the info! I've worked on Dell Laptops, but never needed to crack one open to change the battery before. Your info was great!

[@AaronVinck]

Thank you for creating and posting this. I'm a non-tech guy, but need to change my battery, which I plan to do myself, and this video is exactly what I needed!

[@anital1383]

Thank you SO much! Followed your video to a T and had no issues installing the battery. The battery in my laptop was bulging as well.

[@jessebrettjames]

Interesting how HP batteries seem to have this common and dangerous problem

[@sisyphus4280]

Thanks for going to the effort of making this video Snipeoff, it’s really helpful. I recently replaced my HP Envy 17 battery following your steps.

[@williamtrueblood5185]

I just replaced the HP laptop battery. Your video was most helpful.

[@hillsided00]

Thank you for this video. It was a great help, especially the three hidden screws. Thanks again.

[@Snipeoff]

Thank you 🤙

[@janetfowler3970]

Your video was much better than the HP instructions! Thank you!

[@Snipeoff]

Wow, thank you, I appreciate that alot! Glad to help! 😁

[@robertfrowenfeld5866]

Thanks -- didn't realize there were screws under the rubber piece. I'll have to give it another try! I should have known better since the battery came with two different screw drives!

[@SatoshiYamamotoLeftyAngler]

Thanks, it’s a spot on for my model, Envy 17 u275cl, that I had a hard time finding how-to videos like this.

[@Snipeoff]

Thank you for the comment 😁

[@dkidl2000]

Thanks so much! My battery isn't that bad yet, still holds a pretty good charge. I bought this laptop last year brand new and t's the first one I bought that the battery doesn't just come out? So I was wondering what I'm going to do in a couple years when the battery is really bad. Finding this video was great and thank you so much for uploading it! The bottom looks the same as mine. I miss the days when you could just buy a new battery and pop it in! Or buy an extended battery and put it in and get more juice than the original.

[@RandyLy]

Thank you. This worked for my HP Envy laptop Model 15-as133cl too. Same nuts/bolts too

[@SatoshiYamamotoLeftyAngler]

Additional note: replacing the battery also fixed the unresponsive touch pad. For a few weeks before replacing the battery, touch pad had been very annoying. Especially the right side, including the right click, was not functioning properly. Now replacing the bulged up old battery, it kind of made sense. The bulging must have been affecting the touch pad from within, kinda like human body!! So if someone out there has been experiencing the same problems with touch pads, replacing the battery might be one of solutions.

[@iconicobsessions334]

Mine too. That's why I'm changing my battery. Computer is less than 2 years can't beleive it bloated that fast.

[@BigBrotherMars]

So kinda like a tumor

[@virtualsportsassociation]

Mine too...

[@iprezent]

Excellent video. Well done. My laptop is model HP ENVY - 17t-bw000 CTO which is different from yours in the video. I turned mine over. There were fewer screws and they were almost microscopic. I had to look closely to even see them. Thanks.

[@jamesday2327]

Thanks for this excellent video. The 3 screws under the rubber tab had me stuck lol.

[@Snipeoff]

So glad to hear it helped!

[@generalrendar7290]

Thank you for confirming that the back bumper hid some screws. Saved me a trip to the store!

[@Snipeoff]

No problem

[@curlyvisuals5398]

Had a customer bring me this exact model. One of the screw inserts were missing in the top right corner. Not sure if it was something they did or what happened. Thanks again for the tutorial.

[@Snipeoff]

Of course glad to help 👍🤙

[@junglee1236]

Thank you for this video. I replaced my laptop battery using your video as a guide. It worked and I am happy that I do not have to replace my 17 inches display laptop. Thank you.

[@Snipeoff]

Glad to hear that 🤙, happy it helped ☺️

[@deanblahnik3587]

Excellent video for replacing the battery. Used it and followed it step by step with no problems including the first boot up. Maybe because I spent a little more to go with an HP battery. Thank you!

[@Snipeoff]

Awesome 👍, I'm glad to hear that! Where did you find that HP battery? I could not find one for the life of me 😮

[@deanblahnik3587]

@@Snipeoff After a little searching, I got it from ChargersBatteries.com for $58.69. I waited about a month for it, so I got a bit worried if I got stiffed. It did come and put it in this morning. Works great, thank you again.

[@Snipeoff]

Yeah no problem, thanks for letting me know 🤙. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button for me 😁, it helps alot 🤙

[@ruarkeng]

Best how-to video I've ever seen! Thank you Sir!

[@Snipeoff]

Wow made my day! Thank you so much! 😁

[@leonardvecchio1637]

This video helped me change my battery. Thank you for posting it.

[@Missmarshmallowmary]

Dude this is why I love KZbin!

[@marylam9924]

Worked great! Thanks a lot for this very well done video tutorial!

[@cliffljimenez4237]

Thank you Snifeoff! Got it! Followed your steps and 100% executed. 👍👍 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@crompot]

Thank you for this amazingly helpful and extremely accurate video.

[@kona702]

Thank you so much for this video. I need to change my battery in my envy that looks just like this. The battery stops holding a charge about 13 months after I got it brand new 🙄

[@Snipeoff]

You're very welcome, thank you 😁👍

[@magales45]

great video you did an excellent job of putting it together

[@georgeseaton4160]

Great videos! Followed your steps and successfully installed a replacement battery on my HP Envy 17 laptop. The original had three bulges (!) when I got to it. The replacement came from China, via Amazon, and came with the two required screw drivers. ($40 vs, HP's $171! I used a small eyeglass repair screw driver for the "pry bar,") Also, no problem with the replacement mounting screw hole alignments. The computer started right up after a 30 min wait for charging and there were no BIOS hopes to jump thru. Based on the locations and types of mounting screws used by HP, I conclude that they'd prefer you buy a new laptop than change the old one's battery ;>)

[@morrezzo1987]

Great video! Thanks for uploading.What type of screw driver and tip did you use to pry open the casing? Would be grateful if you could add an Amazon link for it as well 😊 thanks

[@Snipeoff]

Hey thanks for the comment, this is the screwdriver set I used... www.amazon.com/dp/B01N7UD3Q1/ref=cm_sw_r_apa_i_kreDEbWH1Q37D It comes in super handy for any electronics work, stay safe out there 🤙

[@laurablake4194]

These HP envy laptops are rife with problems - paying today to have a new power jack installed and ordering a battery today also - wanted to mention that the little set mentioned here is FABULOUS. The "screwdriver" piece has a "keyless chuck" on the end so you can insert any of the bits. I've taken apart multiple pieces of stereo equipt., home appliances (my dishwasher!,) and cell phones and game systems.

[@TimaBeans]

Thank you! Perfectly clear and easy instructions! Telling us what size bit was needed was the key! Did a Google search and found a 23 piece kit at our nearest Home Depot and voila... Two Envy batteries replaced and running great! Btw.. One of them was bulging! 👍☺️

[@cuthbertcrichlow6099]

Thank you for posting this video. It was an enormous help to me and your step by step instructions were spot on! I am especially grateful for the heads up in the video regarding the screws that are under the bottom rubber. I would never had thought to look there for screws. (That is the one odd thing about an otherwise impressive HP design). I am also a big fan of your presentation style - simple, precise and clear. For anyone that is interested, I have the HP Envy Notebook that was purchased in 2017. After a system warning to replace the battery, I purchased the SG03XL 849048-421 Replacement Battery for $35 on Amazon. I completed the full battery replacement procedure in about 25 minutes. Under battery power only, my system booted up immediately with no errors or warnings and showed 57% full. After I plugged it in, It charged to 100% in about an hour. So far, so good! Thanks again!!

[@Snipeoff]

Thank you so much for that comment 🤙

[@E_mailMeLater]

Thank you both! I got my envy touch screen in 2017 too. I'm about to order a replacement now. You guys helped me immensely! I should have it tomorrow.

[@Snipeoff]

Good luck! Mine's still going strong

[@janetzammit7460]

Very helpful... was missing the hidden screws location!

[@Snipeoff]

Oh yeah, sneaky lil guys 😅

[@kynlinflagg7312]

So far so good for me thanks for the vid👌🏾

[@Snipeoff]

Awesome to hear 🤙

[@poloromeo]

Pretty straight forward explanation. Thank you!!

[@sherylwinston2320]

Omg....Your instructions were point on....Thank you so much...

[@pyrusmasterdan1]

you're an angel i can't thank you enough

[@Snipeoff]

Oh my goodness, thank you 😁

[@raceroz]

Gr8 vid! Made my replacement job go like a pro. Thank u!

[@RatnDat]

Just what I needed! Thanks

[@Snipeoff]

You bet 🤙

[@asif-ot8uc]

fantastic video, thanks for posting it.

[@williamstorey5007]

Worked perfectly. Thanks for the video.

[@Snipeoff]

You bet 👌

[@hopelesslypersistent9652]

Awesome, great video

[@albertoortiz3574]

Thanks!!! Useful!!!

[@mannybob8489]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS

[@mscathenry]

U r the man!!! Thanks!

[@Snipeoff]

You're very welcome 😁

[@chuenengyang3685]

Thanks for making this video it helps a lot.

[@Snipeoff]

You bet 🤙

[@adamrothschild3624]

Thank you very much. Great help

[@FatherDuffy]

You Rock! Thank YOU!

[@jbbetancourtmo]

Thank you buddy

[@IfThatAintCountry12]

Howdy! My HP Envy battery needs replacing also, but I'm wondering where you go to see the model number of your HP laptop? I ask because I'm really hoping mine is the same as yours and I can just use the battery link in the description, save me searching for the right part. Thanks so much!

[@Snipeoff]

Just go to support.hp.com and click "Let HP detect your product", it will tell you the model number there 🤙

[@1painter4hire]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH SIR !!!

[@KATZFamilyadventures]

Thanks, very helpful!

[@Snipeoff]

No problem 👍

[@PlutoDash]

you def helped thanks

[@714milky]

Can I ask for an update on how this battery worked for you?

[@Snipeoff]

Still good for me 👌

[@Silverado1222]

What was the the little blue tool used on the cover?

[@Snipeoff]

That was just a little plastic pry tool...it came with my set of tiny screw drivers. You can find a ton of those sets for electronics on Amazon

[@Snipeoff]

But you could use anything plastic to get it started...you might be able to pull it apart with your fingers as well

[@Silverado1222]

Ok thank you.

[@Airgearzx]

Thank you! This was really helpful. Also if anyone wants to know I have a HP Envy m7 Notebook 7500U

[@Snipeoff]

You're welcome 😁, thanks for the comment

[@jamesbrothers4448]

where can I buy a replacement battery like the one you installed

[@Snipeoff]

Amazon has them, I didn't have good luck with the first one I tried...but this second one is performing well www.amazon.com/dp/B082FBTH6Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_AAG4JQDNFB2J5T8NCKQY?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

[@happosai_sama5298]

From where did you get the replacement battery?, Couldn't find one on any 3rd party websites (Amazon/Ebay etc.) for my pavilion gaming.

[@Snipeoff]

I got mine from Amazon actually, not really sure where else you could try 🤔

[@happosai_sama5298]

@@Snipeoff found one on newegg, problem is they don't ship to my country 🥺

[@Lrigyttiw]

What is the CR2032 battery for?

[@Snipeoff]

If I remember what you're referring to that should be the battery to keep the motherboard clock running

[@joshuafinch1976]

I've had my battery replaced in my 17t-u100 under extended warranty once already because it was bulging and the touchpad buttons weren't working, and I am having to replace it again because it's bulging again after less than a year after extended warranty replacement. I am doing it myself this time since it's out of warranty; I haven't received or installed the replacement yet, but the process wasn't too bad to take the bottom out other than the screws under the rubber pad were slightly stripped possibly from whomever serviced it the last time I sent it in. The battery is removed at the time, I took the opportunity to clone/swap the HDD for a SSD and is the same notebook I am writing this comment on now. The 17t-u100 is a fine notebook it's just the battery/supplier that it and similar models use is junk. I'll update how the replacement goes.

[@joshuafinch1976]

Installation went well the first time, powered it up, and booted fine. It had about a 60% charge already. I powered it down, put all the bottom panel screws back in, and it wouldn't boot afterwards. The monitor powered on but it was blank, no HP logo or anything, unable to access UEFI setup. I had to remove all the bottom panel screws again and remove the battery as well and turn it on plugged into AC without the battery and it booted up to startup repair. The machine was running just for some reason Windows couldn't boot or get any display. Reinstalled the battery again, boots fine right now. The instructions my battery came with say to run it down to 3% then recharge it to 100%. Everything is put together minus the screws to the bottom panel right now. I didn't have an issue with the battery screws fitting. I can build/repair/upgrade/etc desktops with ease but notebooks I normally don't do well because of the very small connectors that are easily damaged.

[@Snipeoff]

I can understand the connectors thing, I wonder why the screws in the bottom seem to mess it up? 🤔

[@joshuafinch1976]

@@Snipeoff I put all the screws in and it seems to be working fine now. Well, all except one of the long screws in the back. It won't screw in, it just spins and it will come out only partially but can't be removed. It's not in the threads but even with pliers the damn thing won't come out at least not without damaging the bottom panel. Pics of old battery: imgur.com/a/AkQf4pD

[@Snipeoff]

Well that's good news that you can at least put some in, hmmm, if you can get the screw out, maybe try a thin blade lifting underneath the head from the bottom and spin it at the same time. Then try just the tiniest amount of thread locker just to hold it in place.

[@SteinsNewDeathScythe]

I have a HP ENVY - 17-u275cl but I cant find any videos on it, is the process similar?

[@Snipeoff]

I would think the process should be very similar yes

[@SteinsNewDeathScythe]

@@Snipeoff thanks! I followed the instructions and got everything set up, however when booting up my laptop it stays on a black screen… how long before it goes through its boot up properly?

[@mrutyunjayapattanaik2662]

Hello 👋my device: Hp envy touchsmart 14 t012 tx My laptop won't turn on when battery is connected even by connecting AC power adapter. The power light would just light up for few seconds and then turn off. I removed the battery, now my laptop turns on using AC adapter. Just want to know whether my battery is bad or there any other problem, if I replace old battery with a new one, the problem would get solved or not.

[@Snipeoff]

It sounds like it could be the battery, but I'm not an expert on the subject

[@kevinstottlemyer3888]

I have same problem with 17t-u000

[@mrutyunjayapattanaik2662]

@@kevinstottlemyer3888 If you ever buy a new battery and it works for you then plz inform, I am searching for authentic battery and when I will get it I will inform whether it works or not.

[@genepaulsen33]

It very well could be a bad battery. I have an older hp model that exhibited that exact behavior (won't work at all with battery installed either with or without the power supply, but boots fine and works fine with just the power supply and no battery installed). I suspected battery as it was losing capacity over time and it was unused and unplugged for a couple months... Anyway, with a new battery installed, everything is back to normal. Good luck!

[@kevinstottlemyer3888]

@@mrutyunjayapattanaik2662 Any luck? Mine is still acting the same even when I remove internal battery. Its wierd how it automatically turns on too when I open the lid.

[@MrSilesrafael]

Yeah I had to extend the holes too with some hot temp and expanded the holes with use of heat

[@lufknuht5960]

Thanks so very much

[@dinodino6907]

Thank you for help.

[@michaelvuolo2536]

Can't find a replacement battery. Where did you order yours from? I have the bigger battery.

[@Snipeoff]

So the link to the one I bought is in the description, I would just double check that the model number on your laptop matches the Amazon listing...I put my model number under the link in the description so if yours is the same, you should be fine. If you order from that company, and it doesn't fit, you shouldn't have any trouble thou, they were very speedy with customer service.

[@karaokegirl6038]

How long does it take for computer to actually start up? Battery is in and it turned on, but nothing popped up on my screen could’ve been that the batteries not fully charged and I have to wait

[@Snipeoff]

@@karaokegirl6038 it could be the charge...I do remember mine took longer than usual, but not more than a few minutes

[@BeYourselfforreal]

Do you really need a HP Battery Pack? Because i was starting to notice that my laptop is at 0% that it is plugged in for now to be still active.

[@johnbulanadi6204]

Did you modify the hard drive too? I'm thinking of upgrading mine to a SSD, would any SATA drive work?

[@Snipeoff]

www.amazon.com/dp/B0786QNSBD/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_5LuQ4xkAsB5MI This is the one I installed, best upgrade I've done on a laptop... definitely would recommend. I should have done a video on that.

[@johnbulanadi6204]

@@Snipeoff Thanks!

[@susansmith8988]

Do you need to "ground" the computer while doing this? Another video I watched he was all about connecting with a wire to a grounding source. I noticed you didn't plug in the battery till the end so maybe that keeps things safe; don't want to short out my computer if I try to do this myself

[@Snipeoff]

I suppose that would be safe, but yeah I just plugged in the battery last and popped the cover on.

[@taylorclifton2458]

Do you know if the replacement battery will work for the ENVY Laptop - 17t-ch000 ? Definitely rather have a 6 cell battery if possible.

[@Snipeoff]

I wouldn't know, sorry 😐

[@taylorclifton2458]

@@Snipeoff alright thanks anyways. Yeah I'm having a hard time finding a replacement battery for that exact type. Good video though!! Super useful!

[@Snipeoff]

@@taylorclifton2458 Thank you, I appreciate that ;)

[@sarazubedi6157]

Is there an SSD slot in this laptop?

[@GodEmperorSuperStar]

Yes, I can see it's a Samsung 860 EVO 2 TB NAND. Oh, I didn't read the "slot" part in your question. The Envy line has M.2 as well. You can download the manuals.

[@kevinstottlemyer3888]

My hp envy 17t-u000 laptop charging light is cycling as if the power is removed every 7 seconds or so charging red and then blank. I have tried removing battery and running on power pack only but charging light still acts the same and computer turns off. Any ideas?

[@Snipeoff]

Hmmm, maybe a bad power supply?

[@navyamanthani5390]

Is replacing battery only option for battery bulge. Reason for asking this is I got a bulge for my HP laptop however my laptop function well as expected. Hope using bulge battery won't be any risk? Curious to know

[@Snipeoff]

Once your battery starts to bulge, it will get worse...it could cause serious damage 😬. I would replace it, as soon as possible...it's a pretty cheap fix to prevent ruining your laptop.

[@forceablepizza764]

will the laptop work without the battery? ive got the 18in unit, and last time i was in it, i noticed it was dangerously swollen, the unit isnt very old, but i dont wanna get it a new battery as im looking to upgrade in the next six months, i just need it to last that long

[@Snipeoff]

It will work without the battery, and just run off of the plug yup 🤙

[@nanomarx1]

I have your laptop, but it has a cracked screen. I ordered the replacement but can't find any videos on how to install it. Can you help?

[@Snipeoff]

Let me see what I can find for you 👍

[@mike333user]

What version of the BIOS did you have on that laptop? I have exact same model and the replacement battery is causing a blank/black screen and will not boot(even to the BIOS).

[@Snipeoff]

I would have to check, I haven't done anything to update the BIOS since I got the laptop...where would I look for that number?

[@domofishing9316]

I had the same issue about an hour ago and found this video on HP site. www.supportvideos.ext.hp.com/detail/video/4251920134001/how-to-fix-an-hp-laptop-with-a-black-screen . However I had to redo the last step multiple times (start at round 3mins). I have success leaving the bottom panel open. Once successfully rebooted and while powercord still in and laptop on, plug the battery in. Hope this helps.

[@mike333user]

@@Snipeoff During startup, press the ESC key to bring up menu to enter BIOS and version should be on screen somewhere. Within Windows 10, you might be able to use Fn+ESC keys to get the HP information dialog to display which will have the BIOS version listed. Thank you!

[@Snipeoff]

@@mike333user Okay so my Bios version is Insyde F.16, 6/12/2018...hope that helps

[@mike333user]

@@Snipeoff Thank you!

[@55amps]

I did this, now my laptop is saying reboot not available and I can’t enter it ..help

[@slaata1]

Thank you

[@jerickojamestano626]

Hello, did u replace it with genuine battery?

[@Snipeoff]

I didn't actually found one on Amazon

[@jerickojamestano626]

@@Snipeoff thanks man.

[@cooldude2245]

Why didn’t they make it easy battery accessible like older models?

[@danny-fh5iz]

i replaced the battery exactly like how you did it but when i put the back cover back on the screen won’t turn on, the keyboard lights up upon start up but the screen is black..... any tips or help?

[@Snipeoff]

The first thought I have, is did you accidentally unplug anything while you were in there?

[@Snipeoff]

Or spark anything by accident?

[@danny-fh5iz]

i have no clue, i checked every visible wires and they’re all tight. and I have no clue whether or not I sparked something

[@Snipeoff]

@@danny-fh5iz how long have you waited for it to boot?

[@Snipeoff]

@@danny-fh5iz I did have an issue with a black screen on mine, but it just had to work through something...I think I recorded that, it's been so long now

[@JesusIsKing8876]

My laptop doesn’t have screws on bottom

[@Snipeoff]

All I can say is look up if your laptop does come apart...and check if you can get a battery for it

[@blomegoog]

too bad you didnt show the bulge of the old battery, my touchpad and keyboard are bent.

[@Snipeoff]

Oh dang, yeah it was puffy, but I caught it in time

[@leahfinlay2927]

Thanks for the video! Any idea what battery I would need for my HP ENVY? The Device ID is: 82043765-7D82-43A5-A2F2-BF22B2BF9B86 and the Product ID is: 00325-96098-77705-AAOEM