Step 1- Visual Inspection for Obvious Damage:
Bulging/Leaking Capacitors: These are a very common failure point, especially on older boards. If you see them, they need to be replaced.
Step 2- Repair: This requires desoldering the old capacitor and soldering in a new one of the exact same capacitance (uF) and voltage rating, ensuring correct polarity.
Step 3 check for bent CPU socket pins
Step 4- BIOS Chip Replacement/Reprogramming: a corrupted BIOS can cause boot issues
Step 5- if you have complex Issues and If the problem isn't obvious and you don't have specialized tools or knowledge, seek a professional diagnosis
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