System fails to start when memory is placed in slots B1 and B2
System fails to start when memory is placed in slots B1 and B2
Consider waiting another day for it to dry. Alternatively, perform a complete rinse: remove the board, take off heatsinks, extract the CMOS battery, and thoroughly disassemble everything. Apply power and press the CMOS switch for about two minutes per component, then rinse with water until fully saturated. You can either submerge the board in water or run it in a dishwasher for an hour without detergent. Shake off excess water when handling. The drying time varies by climate—around a day in Indonesia, where it’s near the equator. This method has successfully revived many boards for me; I’ve already restored over ten by following these steps.
Seems a bit uncertain, I’m really new to this, and I’m worried I might make a big mistake. Could I consider returning the defective board?
Hey, just wanted to let you know I updated my processor and motherboard. The company said the motherboard is okay but they replaced the processor. Now I’m getting a new processor, but the A1 and A2 slots aren’t working—only B1 and B2 are fine. I’m not sure what’s going wrong with my computer.
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