Due to lack of luck, these 2 buggers left their spot when I replaced the BIOS chip. SSD died a month later, but probably because it got too hot, because it wasnt removed from the board, long story. Then I baked the SSD, it worked for 2 months then again, sometimes boots, sometimes says no HDD. Everything should be fine on the board, except these 2 milletric buggers arent there. I dont have the stuff this small to resolder them, so I used the laptop without them. Now Im scared to put new SSD because Im not fully sure this one was killed by heat-gun. Another problem now, fans kick on 100% as soon as I click the power button. What should I do, can the laptop work without these 2, or these 2 are culprits for 1 or both of these issues?
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... I was on a mission of replacing bios chip, that went well except these 2 fellas and the thing with big C on it got knocked over. I reinstalled the big C thing there, but these 2 capacitors are just too miniature for my basic soldering equipment. I do have a cousin that works with car electronics and who has good soldering equipment. I just need to know what has to be done. Laptop worked for 2 months with no consequences except Ive noticed LCD ghosting, when image was shown at hogh brightness it would stay there for 30 mins ghosted behind the normal image. SSD is 99% dead because it stayed in place while I heatgunned the BIOS chip. Also Im not sure what has happened on the bottom of the motherboard as screws are stripped to remove it from the basis.
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