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Old April 27th, 2008, 02:50 PM
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I really need you help !!
I was cleaning my PC the other day, and took the CPU out of its socket (to clean up the old thermal grease, and put a new one instead), when I accidently pulled the towell off the socket's pins, completely bending some of them.

I tried fixing it, but when I truned on my computer nothing happened ! Not even POST / BIOS or any bip code.
Of course this means I messed up the CPU socket, which is very (VERY) bad, but what can I do now ?

I have a Lenovo M51, Intel Pentium 4.

(My warranty is already void ...)

Can it be fixed somehow ?
Has anyone ever came across such a problem ?
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well take it out and straighten the pins, put it back, clear the CMOS, and it it does not boot go buy a new CPU, thats about all you can do, you can probably buy a replacement on newegg
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