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For a Surface Laptop for Business, the rubber pads (“feet”) on the base are replaceable parts.

If a pad is loose, missing, or damaged, it is treated as a hardware/service issue rather than something to repair with glue. The official guidance for Surface Laptop for Business models (such as Surface Laptop 5G and Surface Laptop 6) lists the feet as separate service components that can be ordered and replaced during hardware service procedures.

Recommended actions:

1. Do not continue to use the device if the pad damage affects stability or causes the device to rock or slip on hard surfaces.
2. Do not attempt to permanently glue or tape the pad yourself, as this can interfere with future service and may affect heat dissipation or chassis access (the feet often cover service screws).
3. Contact Microsoft Surface support or the device’s IT/admin channel (for business devices) and request service for a damaged/missing rubber foot/feet. Reference that the “Feet” are listed as additional components in the service documentation for Surface Laptop for Business.
4. If the device is under warranty or covered by a business support plan, the service options and any replacement costs will be provided during the support process.

References:

• Surface Laptop 6 for Business Component Disassembly and Reassembly
• Surface Laptop 5G for Business: Component Disassembly and Reassembly
• Filing a warranty claim for a Surface Laptop 4 - Microsoft Q&A
• My battery expanded in my Notebook and popped open the cover. This is not good - Microsoft Q&A