What date 1. year warranty starts? 5 months gap between purchasing n activation

Purchased iPod touch in May for Oct birthday.  iPod touch is not going to be opened until Oct.  But for one year warranty, it starts counting from purchasing
Date or until Oct. Activating ?

If you haven't actually taken delivery, cancel the order.   Then repurchase to meet your warranty needs.

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  • ASK: Warranty started 3 months before Laptop was ordered ??

    Hi Folks,
                 I guess I am aiming this question at Mark or one of the other Lenovo people who frequent the forum.
    I recieved my Laptop (300 n200  0769-BRG) as a birthday present back in January this year. It was bought from Laptops Direct in the UK (invoice date: 2008-01-21).
    On firing the Laptop up I registered with the online registration thing that appears when you start the machine up.
    Since owning it the dvd drive died and was replaced under warranty with no hassle.
    However, the replacement has started exhibiting similar behavior (problems reading dvds) and upon checking my warranty status online I find it supposedly expired on the 26-09-08:
    Type:0769 Model: BRGSerial number:  xxxxxx   Status:Out of warranty Expiration date:2008-09-26 Location:  UNITED KINGDOM 
    I have an html copy of the invoice clearly stating invoice number and order date etc which I can email to Lenovo warranty staff (athough as it was a present the machine was ordered by my aunt so her name is on the invoice).
    What can I do to sort out the obvious discrepency between the order date and the fact that the warranty started almost three months before the laptop was ordered?
    Advice welcome as always
    Thanks in advance
    Regards
    Rob

    Call Lenovo service, and tell them that your warranty date does not reflect the invoice date, they will then proceed to change your warranty date, once they received a copy of the invoice/receipt. 

  • How to get data occured on less than 12 months gap, please

    Hello Good Afternoon,
    How can i get ssns that are occured in less than 12 month period
    create table #mytemp (SSN varchar(9), planID vcarchar(8), period varchar(7))
    Insert Into #mytemp values ('123456789', '200R1','2013-04')
    Insert Into #mytemp values ('123456789', '200R5','2014-09')
    Insert Into #mytemp values ('123456789', '200R1','2012-05')
    Insert Into #mytemp values ('123456789', '200R3','2013-11')
    Insert Into #mytemp values ('123456789', '200R1','2014-01')
    Insert Into #mytemp values ('213456789', '400R1','2014-04')
    Insert Into #mytemp values ('213456789', '400R5','2014-09')
    Insert Into #mytemp values ('213456789', '400R1','2013-05')
    Insert Into #mytemp values ('213456786', '700R5','2014-05')
    Insert Into #mytemp values ('213456786', '400R1','2013-05')
    Insert Into #mytemp values ('215556786', '400P1','2013-05')
    i am trying to get the below two results
    1) How to find out the duplicate SSN's that were having period of less than 12 month difference
    2) How to find out the duplicate SSN's that were having period of less than 12 month difference with same planID
    Please Help me
    expected results for Query 1
    create table #ans1 (SSN varchar(9))
    Insert Into #ans1 values ('123456789')  --- had more than one record in 12 month span
    Insert Into #ans1 values ('213456789')  --  had more than one record in 12 month span
    expected results for Query 2
    create table #ans2 (SSN varchar(9))
    Insert Into #ans2 values ('123456789')  --- had more than one record in 12 month span for plan 200R1
    Please help me here with your valuable advise
    Thank you in Advance
    Milan

    1) How to find out the duplicate SSN's that were having period of less than 12 month difference
    2) How to find out the duplicate SSN's that were having period of less than 12 month difference with same planID
    Below is one method.  The second query also returns '213456789' because your sample data has more than one row for planID 400R1 within 12 months.
    SELECT DISTINCT
    a.SSN
    FROM #mytemp AS a
    WHERE EXISTS ( SELECT *
    FROM #mytemp AS b
    WHERE b.SSN = a.SSN
    AND CAST(b.period + '-01' AS date) > CAST(a.period
    + '-01' AS date)
    AND CAST(b.period + '-01' AS date) < DATEADD(YEAR, 1,
    CAST(a.period
    + '-01' AS date)) );
    SELECT DISTINCT
    a.SSN
    FROM #mytemp AS a
    WHERE EXISTS ( SELECT *
    FROM #mytemp AS b
    WHERE b.SSN = a.SSN
    AND b.planID = a.planID
    AND CAST(b.period + '-01' AS date) > CAST(a.period
    + '-01' AS date)
    AND CAST(b.period + '-01' AS date) < DATEADD(YEAR, 1,
    CAST(a.period
    + '-01' AS date)) );
    Dan Guzman, SQL Server MVP, http://www.dbdelta.com

  • I wnat the date formate. year with 4 digigt, month and date two digit. I do

    This is my code.
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    DateFormat dateFormating = null;
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    Date newDate = new Date);
    if(dateCheck)
         dateFormating = DateFormat.getDateTimeInstance( DateFormat.SHORT, DateFormat.SHORT, Locale.GERMAN); // Locale.FRANCE
         timeZones = TimeZone.getTimeZone("America/Los_Angeles"); // "Europe/Berlin"
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    timeZones = TimeZone.getDefault();
    dateFormating = DateFormat.getDateTimeInstance(DateFormat.SHORT, DateFormat.SHORT, Locale.US);
    dateFormating.setTimeZone(timeZones);
    String formatedDate = dateFormating.format(newDate);
    // System.out.println(" DateFormatManager ================ formatedDate "+dateFormating.format(newDate));
    I got the this date 5/29/08. But I want the date for this formate 5/29/2008. I don't want to set the date formate. It's automaticaly change based on the timezone and locales.
    Anybody help me correct result. Which part i want to change the above code.
    Thanks
    palani

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    import java.awt.Graphics;
    import java.text.DecimalFormat;
    import java.util.Calendar;
    import java.util.Date;
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    protected DecimalFormat tflz, tf;
    private boolean stopped=false;
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    public void run() {
    while (stopped==false) {
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    paint1();
    try {
    Thread.sleep(1000);
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    }).start();
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    //     es.execute(this);
    public void paint1() {
    tf = new DecimalFormat("#0");
    tflz = new DecimalFormat("00");
    Calendar myCal = Calendar.getInstance();
    StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
    sb.append(tflz.format(myCal.get(Calendar.MONTH)+1));
    sb.append("/");
    sb.append(tflz.format(myCal.get(Calendar.DATE)));
    sb.append("/");
    sb.append(tflz.format(myCal.get(Calendar.YEAR)));
    sb.append(" ");
    sb.append(tf.format(myCal.get(Calendar.HOUR)));
    sb.append(':');
    sb.append(tflz.format(myCal.get(Calendar.MINUTE)));
    sb.append(':');
    sb.append(tflz.format(myCal.get(Calendar.SECOND)));
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  • Can I buy AppleCare before the one year warranty expires?

    My one year warranty expires next month, can I buy AppleCare before it expires? If so, can I buy it online or do I need to go into the retail store to do it?

    apple care + canf only be bougth within the first 30days after that you can buy apple proctection plan but with no accidentlly damage coverage

  • From what date does the ipad air warranty starts?

    Hello everyone, need to know from what date does warranty starts? From date of purchase or from the date you register it?
    Example: a person bought an ipad air on sale on black friday but is not gonna give it to the person until say Christmas time so does the warranty starts on date of purchase 11/28 or 12/25 when it gets registered. Let me know, please. As always thank you all for taking the time, this forum has always been very helpful for me in the past. Take care and Happy Holidays

    One year from the date of purchase: https://www.apple.com/legal/warranty/products/ipad-english.html

  • My screen broke and i can no longer see whats happening ive had my phone for 4 months and im under 1 year warranty im sure. they said it would cost me 200$ to replace the phone at the apple store

    my screen broke and i can no longer see whats happening ive had my phone for 4 months and im under 1 year warranty im sure. they said it would cost me 200$ to replace the phone at the apple store

    Apple's one year limited warranty covers hardware... not physical damage!

  • I bought iphone 5s from du 11 months back.Its earphones got damage but it is still under warranty and axiom refused to exchange.They say apple accessories has 6 month warranty but everywhere it says apple accessories has 1 year warranty.What to do?

    I bought iphone 5s from du 11 months back.Its earphones got damage but it is still under warranty and axiom refused to exchange.They say apple accessories has 6 month warranty but everywhere it says apple accessories has 1 year warranty.What to do?

    Austrin,
    Information can be found at the link below that can assist with setting up service for your iPhone through Apple.
    Service Answer Center - iPhone
    http://support.apple.com/kb/index?page=servicefaq&product=iphone
    Regards,
    Allen

  • If I bought a Macbook within the past month and the RAM starts to malfunction do I have to pay for a new RAM or is it covered by my 1 Year Warranty?

    I bought a Macbook Pro a month ago and all of a sudden my computer has been malfunctioning. I went to the apple store and they said that my RAM is not working correctly and now I have to pay $200 for a new one. Do I have to pay for it or should my 1 Year Warranty cover the cost? 

    I agree with you that Apple should cover it, and that if they're initially unwilling to, then a complaint should be raised.  However, the poster remarked that he went to an Apple store, Apple diagnosed the problem as being faulty RAM, and then the poster said that he has to pay $200 for "a new one" (new RAM, I presume).  No matter what you or I say on here, if the representative that the poster spoke to brought up a $200 charge, then what is he going to do?  "Some users on the internet told me it should be free, so I'm not going to pay that - just fix it for free"?
    Or maybe I'm having trouble following what happened.  It seems to me that if the poster went to an Apple store and had a system that was within warranty, if Apple found a problem, they would replace it for free.  In that case, where did the poster get the number for the $200 charge, and why is it even necessary to ask if it's covered?  Either he encountered an Apple Genius who didn't handle the case properly, or there's more to the story that he's not revealing (water damage, or so on).

  • Warranty start date shows 2½ months too early

    HP Stream 7 Tablet - 5709. Tablet received 1/24/15 and I registered it that day. When I go to my Warranty Check page and enter my serial number, it shows the warranty start date was November 05, 2014.  When I wrote HP Support, my reply (CASE:edite case by moderator) states: "Support Case Manager is not available at this time for HP Stream 7 5709 Tablet. 
    I am confused.  All I want is the correct start date for my tablet. Who can I contact to get this resolved?  Thanks
    This question was solved.
    View Solution.

    HI @BAGS7 ,
    I have brought your issue to the attention of an appropriate team within HP. They will likely request information from you in order to look up your case details or product serial number. Please look for a private message from an identified HP contact. Additionally, keep in mind not to publically post ( serial numbers and case details).
    If you are unfamiliar with how the Forum's private message capability works, you can learn about that here.
    Regards,
    George
    I work for HP

  • HT5687 Its 1 year 4 months of the purchase.  How can I register for the warranty for now.  Please help.

    Hi,
    I bought MacBook Pro in Sep/2012.  I did not buy the warranty at the time of purchase.  Its 1 year 4 months of the purchase now.  
    I lately came to know, that we cant register for apple warranty if we dont purchase it earlier.  
    However I want to get my Mac covered under the apple warranty.  How can I do so.  Please guide & help.
    Thanks,
    Anita

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  • The battery of my iPhone 5 easily discharges even if not in use. This started 11 months after purchase. The unit passed the Apple Battery Health Test Protocol but the performance showed otherwise. What is the problem and how do I solve it?

    The battery of my iPhone 5 easily discharges even when not in use. The unit was tested by Apple and passed the Battery Health Test although the performance showed otherwise. The battery deterioration started 11 months after purchase and is not covered by Apple warranty. What is the problem of the iPhone5 and would appreciate suggestions on how to address this problem. By the way, I have a 2 year old iphone 4S with a battery performance as good as when it was bought two years ago.

    Hi there Dan Laven,
    You may find the information in the article below helpful.
    iPhone and iPod touch: Charging the battery
    http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1476
    About battery life and the battery
    Battery life and number of charge cycles vary by use and settings. Find more information about batteries for iPhone and iPod.
    Find information on how long the battery is expected to last between charges.
    Rechargeable batteries have a limited number of charge cycles and may eventually need to be replaced.
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  • My iPod touch 4th generation has a 5 year warranty on it, my earbuds fell apart, my screen is cracked and my charger is useless. What can I do?

    My ipod has a 5 year warranty. My screen is cracked, my earbuds fell apart and my charger is useless. What am I supposed to do?
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    Where did you get a five year warranty? The Apple standard warranty is 1 year and the extended AppleCare warranty is 2 years total. Neither cover a broken screen but will cover the headphones if they were not abused. Same for charger if it was purchased from Apple since a charger does not come with the iPod.

  • Warranty Start Date Wrong

    I bought a HP laptop on may 2015 and i have registered it. Today i.e on 02 Aug, 2015 when i happend to check my warranty status it was showing that i have only 4 months of warranty left. The warranty start date was wrong.I also have Invoice regarding purchase date. When i contact HP support they say i had warranty until 2017 (other than what was displayed). I dont understand . How can i change my warranty start date. I am worried with the issue.Please Help

    UK_hello wrote:
    I bought a HP laptop on may 2015 and i have registered it. Today i.e on 02 Aug, 2015 when i happend to check my warranty status it was showing that i have only 4 months of warranty left. The warranty start date was wrong.I also have Invoice regarding purchase date. When i contact HP support they say i had warranty until 2017 (other than what was displayed). I dont understand . How can i change my warranty start date. I am worried with the issue.Please HelpHP user forum can't help with this you need to contact HP support for this problem.

  • I changed the date on my mac to 1995 now date and time or start up disks wont open what can i do?

    i changed the date on my mac to 1995 now date and time or start up disks wont open what can i do?

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    Enter that command using the actual time and date for your location and in the appropriate format, then press the Return key. Terminal will ask for your Admin Password - the same one you use when you log in to your Mac. Type it and then press the Return key. What you type will not appear, not even with •••• characters.
    To determine if your change was effective just type the date command and press the Return key. Terminal will reply with the date and time. If it appears correct and in the correct format, you should be able to open System Preferences > Date & Time once again. Selecting the "Set time and date automatically" and choosing an appropriate time server will adjust your Mac's system clock to the precise time.

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