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skurrski 29 Mar, 2018 @ 7:56am
No cpu found
Is the mission where you have to fix & diagnose the PC broken?
It says no cpu found, so I replace it with a completetly new one and it still gives that error.

Any ideas?
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Marioo 29 Mar, 2018 @ 7:58am 
Apply the thermal paste
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Kempo2001 29 Mar, 2018 @ 7:58am 
Something else is broken? Check the motherboard
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Kempo2001 29 Mar, 2018 @ 7:59am 
Originally posted by NiceDeveloper(mariomarietto5):
Apply the thermal paste

This first
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skurrski 29 Mar, 2018 @ 8:04am 
Originally posted by NiceDeveloper(mariomarietto5):
Apply the thermal paste
I think that fixed it, cheers.
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KG79 29 Mar, 2018 @ 8:07am 
"No CPU found"... Well I had to laugh as this came. I wondered how the board managed it to put this message on screen. I would recommand that in such cases the board only beeps and the screen stays black and then you have to figure out which part causes that. Not by putting a "broken" simply on the item you remove. You should pu another CPU in the board to test if the customer's is really broken, if not you should replace the PSU. If that does not help it could also be the board.... Broken RAM could cause bluescreens or instable benchmarks and so on... "Hardware Engineers" deals with this stuff quite well, e.g. there are different bios beeps to figure out what's wrong.
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skurrski 29 Mar, 2018 @ 8:22am 
Originally posted by KG79:
"No CPU found"... Well I had to laugh as this came. I wondered how the board managed it to put this message on screen. I would recommand that in such cases the board only beeps and the screen stays black and then you have to figure out which part causes that. Not by putting a "broken" simply on the item you remove. You should pu another CPU in the board to test if the customer's is really broken, if not you should replace the PSU. If that does not help it could also be the board.... Broken RAM could cause bluescreens or instable benchmarks and so on... "Hardware Engineers" deals with this stuff quite well, e.g. there are different bios beeps to figure out what's wrong.
Definitely agree with you, I think you should put that in the suggestions if you haven't already.
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