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Just as an example, I did the hard reset on my Nitro after 6 months and while it was under warranty, but I was very careful in opening the back cover and not to damage the securing screws and/or any of the plastic components like the back lid and its clips, as user are allowed to upgrade the ram and and add an additional M.2 SSD drive.

So a hard reset is virtually the same, as you need to open the back cover and take the back cover off, then disconnect the main battery and the bios battery and short its mainboard plugs +&- pins and then take the ram out, and leave it to reset for 30min and then put everything together. If your laptop doesn't have Acer warranty stickers that restruck you from doing all that then your can do a hard rest without the Acer warranty being voided, simple. Good luck.

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Ok, that is a good idea to have an extended warranty especially with an AMD Nitro cpu, as they do give problems and do overheat also. In laptops, AMD cpu's are not as good as in desktops. Good luck anyway.

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