120w adapter on dv6-7014NR?

The HPShopping site lists the 120w ve025aa#aba as an acceptable charger for the dv6-7014NR. But when you look at the page for that adapter the dv6 series is not listed. The sales people told me that the 120w is NOT acceptable on the dv6-7014 but I am looking for someone on the tehnical side to confirm that. That laptop has a 1080 display, bluray, discrete videocard, and core i7 among other things and I am thinking that configuration may in fact be accepable for the 120w adapter. Can someone please confirm one way or the other?
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Just to add, the Adapter size will vary depending upon the model, a dv6-7000 series notebook will not necessarily have the same Adapter as that of dv6- 6000 series. Be assured, your dv6-7014nr will work with a 120 W Adapter.

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ruruliu is correct. The product specifications list the power supply as being 120w. You will need to get one of these 120w adapters to get rid of the error message. Here is a link to the HP Parts Store where you should be able to purchase the part. I hope this helps!
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