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While taking out the cpu cooler i accidentally damaged a capacitor right next to the cpu. Can i still use it like this with no harm or will i need to get it repaired or replace motherboard? View: https://imgur.com/a/VVaWlxH

View: https://imgur.com/jGvMgtt

How can i fix that

Mouse's lights are on but it doesn't respond to clicks or moving around. Keyboards aren't being recognized at all, all of their lights are off and they are not responding

I didn't know that about PS/2 keyboards and i plugged it in after booting up PC. Now i did it the way you told me and it worked, i can get past the BIOS screen. But USB mouse and keyboard are still not working. I enabled Legacy USB Support in BIOS hoping that would fix my issue, but it didn't.

Yeah keyboards I've tried do work on other PC's

BIOS is reset but the PC still won't recognize any keyboard

I can't get past the BIOS load menu. My PC won't recognize any USB or PS/2 keyboard until the PC is fully booted to Windows login screen. I reset CMOS and PC is stuck in the menu where you choose whether to load with default BIOS settings or choose settings yourself and i can't choose anything...

Thank you for your help

Thread title pretty much explains it, however, to make this part look filled i'm gonna write some stuff. I changed the place of my router (placed it near a window because it's former place was too closed (walls and stuff) ) and now i need a longer ethernet cable. Old one is somewhere around 2...

Bought Bloody v7m today. After plugging mouse to pc, it didn't work. Unplugged and searched in google to how to fix it, didn't find a thing about it. Plugged again, waited like for 10 minutes. Saw a spark at usb port, thought something not serious, unplugged and plugged again. Waited like 5-6...

I wan't to check my modem if it compatible with vdsl or not. Where can i check? Modem: Tp-link td-w8951nd