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Longhorns242

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last night i open my pc case and when i was unscrewing the heatsink for the cpu i accidently hit my stick of memory with the screw driver pretty hard. I hit the black chip not the green stick itself the black chips themselvs. I knocked it pretty good and after i was done i tried to tun it back on and everything comes on all fans and everything except nothing on screen. I reset the CMOS and i cant get any video or anyting. I get no beeps from the MOBO nothing. please help.....
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Neil Jones

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Board or processor failure. Find another (working) processor from somewhere that fits that board, shove it in, see if it boots. You can then tell which bit's gone.
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If you damaged the stick of memory the computer will not boot. The first thing to do is replace the memory and see if the computer will boot.

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neil waht are u talking about...srx im going to the store were i bought the memory and getting a replacement...the stick i bought has a lifetime warranty so ill get a new one free
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im going to the store were i bought the memory and getting a replacement...the stick i bought has a lifetime warranty so ill get a new one free


If they can tell you damaged it, you won't get a free replacement. Lifetime warranties do not cover damage caused by yourself hitting it with a screwdriver.
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well i went today and got a replacement..they didnt know i didnt damage it. i just bull s@$@ my way around
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