find out why it burned before you replace it - you may have a shorted part overloading it.
The water dropped and I had a problem with that R22, and after removing it, the problem disappeared. It was connected just before the bios chip past the superio, and voltage input to the bios chip was not possible.
The board pattern is a little damaged, so I scraped it on both sides and gave it a very weak voltage, and it's booted.
Thanks for your concern.
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