05-10-2015 10:11 AM - last edited on 03-06-2024 03:00 AM by ROGBot
05-10-2015 04:38 PM
05-11-2015 11:37 AM
C4RN1 wrote:
Wow, get a new cable and don't try to turn the laptop on again until you do. You can start a fire if you're not careful, the fabric around the wires just need a little spark and you'll be replacing a lot more than just the cable.
Store the laptop without the battery, and make sure it doesn't have any power.
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05-11-2015 04:52 PM
05-13-2015 08:35 AM
C4RN1 wrote:
Sorry to hear the bad news, though it's good if you're taking it to a place that can do component level repairs. It's actually pretty rare to find a place that knows how to do this. Hopefully you only have to pay them if they fix the board.
Always make sure you remove the battery and power before working on any laptop. I don't care if you are upgrading ram or removing the hard drive. It's a good practice to follow.
Good luck with the motherboard repairs, it sounds like the shop can guide you better than we can at this point.