Ok
Um..
All done! Hang on, it's still exactly the same
It must be either the Motherboard (that's basically the laptop!) or the CPU
CPUs can take a lot, a real lot.
Therefore, highest possibility is Motherboard faulty, likely in the power converting areas.
If I had it, I'd strip it down, with M/b out
Blow out all dust (high compressed air - more money !)
Clean with elctronic circuit board spray (circuit spray is expensive ~ $10 to $20 a can)
Wait for it to dry (also spray all other components like CPU and Ram, and in the slots too.
Drying can take a few hours (even leave for a day or two)
Put it back together (fully if you like)
Turn on.
Percentage of good result? about 20/80 that's 80% that it won't work.
How's that with you?
Put back together
Um..
All done! Hang on, it's still exactly the same
It must be either the Motherboard (that's basically the laptop!) or the CPU
CPUs can take a lot, a real lot.
Therefore, highest possibility is Motherboard faulty, likely in the power converting areas.
If I had it, I'd strip it down, with M/b out
Blow out all dust (high compressed air - more money !)
Clean with elctronic circuit board spray (circuit spray is expensive ~ $10 to $20 a can)
Wait for it to dry (also spray all other components like CPU and Ram, and in the slots too.
Drying can take a few hours (even leave for a day or two)
Put it back together (fully if you like)
Turn on.
Percentage of good result? about 20/80 that's 80% that it won't work.
How's that with you?
Put back together