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I put all info in subject line. I could not figure out how to copy & paste it into the body . i accendently pulled processer out of holder on motherboard. A8M2N-NL. Ichecked pins, they looked straight, i put it back in then reattached cooling fins & fan. When i plugged pwr cord in nothing comes on. Not even the pwr supply fan. Help
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The PSU led should light up when the power cord is plugged in. Most motherboards also have an LED to indicate standby power is active. From what you have been saying, it's now time to go to a local repair shop. Stay away from the Big Box stores, as their main interest is selling a new machine. I do suspect your CPU chip has a broken off pin.
You have had a good 8 year run on that XP based machine. You do know that XP is NON-support by Microsoft?
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