Summers are meant to be hot, but your HP computer should not be. HP recently announced a worldwide voluntary safety recall and replacement program for certain notebook computer batteries. The affected ...

The recall involves lithium-ion batteries for HP Notebook computers and mobile workstations. There have been eight reports of the batteries overheating, melting or charring, including three reports of ...

HP expanded their recall of lithium-ion batteries for their laptops because the batteries can overheat and are at risk of causing burns or fire, according to a recall notice posted Tuesday from the ...

If you have an HP notebook or mobile workstation, pay attention. The company is recalling certain models because of the potential for battery overheating. The recall, listed on the official Consumer ...

If you've got an HP notebook or mobile workstation computer, you'll want to check out the latest battery recall from the company. Lithium-ion batteries for affected HP laptops were shipped between ...

HP users, be on the lookout. On June 14, the company announced a worldwide voluntary safety recall of notebook computer batteries that posed fire and burn hazards. HP let users know that certain ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. HP expanded a recall of lithium-ion ...

HP is recalling some laptop batteries due to concerns that overheating could cause fires and inflict burns. The company issued the worldwide recall on Thursday, urging customers to check batteries in ...

HP is recalling about 101,000 laptop batteries due to risk of overheating and causing fires. The company has expanded the number of recalled batteries to include those shipped with laptops sold ...

Google and HP have asked US-based stores selling the HP Chromebook 11 to take the product off the market following reports of a small number of chargers overheating. News of the Chromebook 11's ...

Hewlett-Packard recalls 78,500 lithium-ion batteries used in some of its laptops due to fire risks, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announcement dated March 12. The ...