How can the Processor get its pins broken?
970111
He would have damaged them when he took the processor out to put it in the new motherboard or the one he was working on. They are damaged when they do not seat the chip set right and attempt to force it. They owe you some money.\n-NmD!
792367
i have fixed those connectors before.\nits not real easy to get to one of those.\none must take everthing off the motherboard, then, pull the motherboard.\nthe connector will need to be reseated and soldered back on.\nputting a laptop back together can be hair raising
1115392
There are a magnitude of problems that can be occurring here. Please read this all the way through before attempting any repairs.\n\nFirst are the two sticks of memory identical?  If not then one stick may be of an unsupported speed.  Memory has a speed rating and if your processor or motherboard does not support that one stick of memory speed then it will not function.\n\nThe stick of memory could just plain be bad also.\n\nI could not tell from your description if the computer actually shows a boot screen or BIOS screen with either of the pieces of memory?\n\nBest way to diagnose this problem to me would be to note the location of all the components and where they plug in.  Then remove all unnecessary cards, hard drives, and peripherals.  All you want plugged in is the case, power supply, mobo, cpu, cpu fan, memory, and a video card (if the mobo doesnt have onboard video).  You can then easily diagnose the memory without anything else being an issue.\n\nBe sure to place the memory in memory slot 1. The contacts on the memory has one long side and one short side. Make sure you place it into the memory into slot 1 in the correct orientation.  Press firmly and evenly on the memory until the holding tabs on the memory slot plug, squeeze into the "arc" in the memory. You can then firmly press the tabs into the memory to make sure it is seated correctly.\n\nIf it still does not work with either piece of memory then try another memory slot.\n\nBe sure to unplug your computer before doing any repairs.  Once the computer is unplugged, touch a metal part of the case with your hand prior to removing any part from your computer.  Electronic components are extremely static sensitive and touching a metal part of your case equalizes the "static" between you and the PC making it safe to touch the components.\n\nIf the above fails give me more information by email on the problem you are having and I would be glad to help you.\n\nHope this helps! Good Luck to you!
742018
could be a bad ram stick
150185
There is a way to reset your bios, on my motherboard there are three pins with a jumper spanning two of them (on my board, labeled clrtc). What you do is you turn off the computer, remove the motherboard battery, and then move the jumper from it's original position (say pins 1 and 2) to cover the other pin and the middle pin (pin 2 and 3). Leave it like that for about 10 seconds and then return the jumper to its original position. Then, replace the battery and power on the machine. If all went well, you should have a computer with factory defaults for the bios.\n\nNOTE: That is how it's done on my computer, please refer to your motherboard manual for detailed instructions. If you don't have a motherboard manual (and I don't know why you wouldn't) check the manufacturer's site.
532394
I have seen this problem with motherboard that had the capacitors across the power supply inputs go bad. Other possibilities are overheated processor, overloaded power supply, & misconfigured power schemes.
154600
This can lead to two things.\n\n1.  Power supply is gone\n2.  BIOS is gone
33862
For a bit more detail see this site...\nhttp://fixcomputer.blogspot.com/\n"D"
625003
Pull your memory chip and try another. If you do not have access to another chip, move the existing one to a different slot.\n\nI take it your CPU fan is working - a toasted processor will often give this error.\n\nRegretably, the fault message can be a myriad of problems.
383504
send it to dell to get fixed
129808
Consider buying a new CPU -- not a new writer.
604409
An overheating CPU and or bad ram can do that.
1007992
You mean everything? BIOS just woldn't come up? There is no way to fix that unless you send it in to the maker of the BIOS or where you bought your ocmptuer so they can fiz it.
1036629
it is the problem of the CPU something inside gt crashed.
376716
add more RAM. that or you can open it up and mess with the jumpers or switches. Doing that will cause the processor to become hotter and it may overheat, ruining you notebook.
876464
2 most common causes of what you are describing are:\n1. If the computer was jared when and that caused it to jar your processor chip or a ram chip could be lose.\n2. Your mother-board could have fried
568123
send it into IBM repair