Nitro laptop turns on and off by itself and missing screws. Does it voids the warranty?

Incognito1

I have a nitro 50ye and there is an issue since it has been turning on and off on its own. Now i went to the store and asked there help and then they saw I have a missing screw, but the thing is I didn't open and even get my laptop outside. It just stays at my table. Now, my concern is if my laptop has an issue then there may some parts that need to be change, and I don't know if it is still under warranty. I bought my unit last January 14, 2024

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Puraw

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/710952/does-having-a-missing-screw-voids-the-warranty

It is unlikely that a screw just "drops out", laptop screws are locked by Acer with a blue or red locking compound that takes quite some force to unscrew. However once unscrewed and tightened too much, the small brass thread insert at the bottom can break loose and a screw inserted later will just drop out (has no thread). Yes, an empty screw hole may be interpreted of evidence that the laptop has been opened and, in some countries, will void the warranty,

Incognito1

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/1292040#Comment_1292040

Aw, thank you sir. But the thing is that before the technician open the back of the unit, she saw the sticker still intact. It will be disappointing if the warranty will be void just because of a missing screw