Help Needed || Need USB voltage without soldering

[diptika11]

I am trying to connect a pcb (for a device) inside my laptop. My this device need a 5V of voltage which I am planning to give using USB port. The problem is If I solder the GND , 5 V of my PCB to the USB's GND and 5V pin, my Warranty gets void...how to do this?

Are there any connectors/ clamps possible?

[BreakingOhmsLaw]

I am trying to connect a pcb (for a device) inside my laptop. My this device need a 5V of voltage which I am planning to give using USB port. The problem is If I solder the GND , 5 V of my PCB to the USB's GND and 5V pin, my Warranty gets void...how to do this?

Putting anything inside your laptop will already void the warranty, unless you plan to put it in an empty space that is accessible from the outside, like an HDD slot.

Are there any connectors/ clamps possible?

Nothing that doesn't have a high risk of making a short circuit with an adjacent pin.

Why don't you tell us what you are trying to achieve, and not your intended solution. See:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XY_problem

[zilp]

Putting anything inside your laptop will already void the warranty, unless you plan to put it in an empty space that is accessible from the outside, like an HDD slot.

While that is commonly believed, it is mostly a myth. I mean, obviously, different rules apply in different jurisdictions, but generally, if it is your laptop, it is your laptop, and as such, it is exclusively your decision what you do with it and the seller can not put arbitrary restrictions on that, and that includes that they can not disclaim liability for defects in a product just because you used the product in a way that they don't approve of.

Obviously, something different can apply for voluntary warranties (i.e., in Germany, Garantie as opposed to Gewährleistung/Sachmangelhaftung).