Computer CPU removed/reinstalled fails to start
I removed a 478pin CPU celeron with the intentions of replacement. Instead, I reinstalled it but now, the computer lights, fans spin, but nothing appears on the monitor. When I was off the fins of the fan/initially, the processor was stuck at the bottom of the it of the thermal grease and prevented me to let the cpu of the plug with the provided lever. Could this have damaged it or plug?
Good call! PIN broken located. Going to buy a new CPU, and try again. Thank you.
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Well - so much for the expertise of committed Microsoft Support Engineer 'experts', but no answer to what I expected.
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2. When you get this error message?
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Your proposed solution of editing the registry is the only solution I found to this day and still work.
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