Heat makes it evaporate quicker when put on shorted parts that are very hot.
Use isopropyl alcohol to locate overheating components.Mostly the 2 primary ones after the charging port, they are very encline to shorts due to their constant solicitations.
There are around a dozen, a lot of computers breakdowns come from a short circuit in a transistor. These components are the power supplies of each part of the board, if one power rail is down then it can prevent the laptop from working. Locate all the coils on the board and check them for continuity to the ground.Test it with a multimeter to see if you get the +Vin (DC +19.5v) at its pins. Here are the top 5 things I always do to troubleshoot your faulty MB: They can also just check your HP dc9700 and tell you what part is causing the problem, then it will be up to you to replace it if you prefer doing it yourself (a piece of advice when soldering, always use flux or rosin). They can solder and desolder parts very quickly without taking any risk for the rest of the components. If you are a total beginner in electronics better take your computer to a repair shop to avoid causing more damage to it, even if it costs you a little bit. Then you will go on and check the circuitry : coils, mosfets, capacitors, inductors, etc. It's important to proceed step by step instead of quickly replace parts like RAM or graphics chip or even the processor, first thing first check if your charger is working. Does your laptop have any issue with the disply, or the power? Start with the basics by measuring the voltage at all the measuring points showed in the repair guide, and come back with all the measures so we can help you fix your HP dc9700. Depending on the problem it won't be the same approach. I don't think anything is wrong with the mobo or the psu.Don't jump into the repair book and chip level right away. The green light on the back of the psu comes on as well and the fan to the ps and processor work." If so, then the hard drive you have is defective. I think so because you said "When I connected a smaller HD than the 1 I have, it spun up. ANY possible solutions would be GREATLY appreciated! It's driving me insane trying to figure out the cause, thats why im here. The green light on the back of the psu comes on as well and the fan to the ps and processor work. When I connected a smaller HD than the 1 I have, it spun up. I used different psus which were 50 watts lower(all i could find) to check if that was the cause, no luck. My HD isn't spinning either and there are no beeps. The problem i'm having with my Compaq desktop computer is the orange light on the front comes on and stays on as soon as i push the power. 1st and foremost i'm not too familiar with the internal workings of computers :(.
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