CPU removal from motherboard

[GeforcebOY1]

Open the case and remove the heat sink. Ther will be a little slider on the side of the CPU mobo connection, flit it out and lift it up. Your CPU will pop out.

I would just like to point out that my cpu has two metal sliders . So some might but it makes no diffrence just do the same with both.

 

[Lord Kalthorn]

Doesn't really matter - just one more thing to unclip!

 

[oray777]

I have 2 metal tabs on each side of my processors. Are those the ones your talking about flip up and out and that should remove the processor?

 

[Lord Kalthorn]

Yep, they just dislodge the Processor from the Holes.

 

[David Lindon]

Yep, they just dislodge the Processor from the Holes.

Yep.

 

[oray777]

Hey guys,

Well the problem hasn't quite gone away but the computer still operates. The other day i got some fatal error message with a blue screen. Okay now computer starts backup but now i keep getting this system error message "This system has recovered from a serious error".
I try ti erase it from the system log file but it keeps coming back. I think it has to do with this same problem i had posted. Well later on i find out that one of the pins in the connector was bent. It was bent to a point it was touching the other pin. Well i straightened it out as best as i could and put it back in. Well i start up the computer and still the same error message. Anyways i wanted to replace the SCSI cable with this other cable that i have. It's basically the same thing accept it has no terminator on the end. My question is will it still work?

 

[Lord Kalthorn]

That doesn't sound like a Hardware Fault - something on your Computer is making Windows think there is a serious error when it is turned off. When the box comes up - send the error reprot and look at what Microsoft have to say about it - that may help.

I don't know anything about Scuzzy wires - never had one before. I'm sure somebody will know about that though.

 

[David Lindon]

Hey guys,

Well the problem hasn't quite gone away but the computer still operates. The other day i got some fatal error message with a blue screen. Okay now computer starts backup but now i keep getting this system error message "This system has recovered from a serious error".
I try ti erase it from the system log file but it keeps coming back. I think it has to do with this same problem i had posted. Well later on i find out that one of the pins in the connector was bent. It was bent to a point it was touching the other pin. Well i straightened it out as best as i could and put it back in. Well i start up the computer and still the same error message. Anyways i wanted to replace the SCSI cable with this other cable that i have. It's basically the same thing accept it has no terminator on the end. My question is will it still work?

I don't think it will work if it doesn't have a terminator.

 

[oray777]

That doesn't sound like a Hardware Fault - something on your Computer is making Windows think there is a serious error when it is turned off. When the box comes up - send the error reprot and look at what Microsoft have to say about it - that may help.

I don't know anything about Scuzzy wires - never had one before. I'm sure somebody will know about that though.

I did send the report but it came up with nothing. There are 2 error codes in the log report. One says "Service Control Manager" and the other says "System error". I try to erase the log but it keeps coming back.

 

[Lord Kalthorn]

Hmmm, If that came up with nothing I have no idea - I personally think too little amounts of people send the error reports so nobody has the chance to help anybody with their problems! It is annoying!