Hello,I have been receiving a message that I had a fan failure on bootup and to hit f1. But my computer has been working fine for over a month. Well tonight i decided to open up the cpu box and look at it so I can order the fan kit and I unplugged the fan to see how to get it out. Well i plugged it back in and now my computer won't turn on at all. Is this because the fan failure?and it will not power on because i unplugged it and now it reads it won't work at all? I have to get this fixed immediately i wo9rk from home from my computer and this laptop that i am using to write this does not have enough memory for my job.
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In general the heat sinks are not designed to be removed and replaced without the reapplication of new "heat-sink grease" or a new "heat-transfer pad". But, this problem should only result in overheating and computer shut down.
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