Hello.
I'm here to seek help on how to fix my CPU which it's switch is broken.
My CPU occasionally has trouble switching on (sometimes not opening even after hours of pressing the switch), but for some months it had no problem, till recently.
I tried to switch it on last week, and it didn't turn on again. I pressed the switch hardly (because that made it switch on previously), then the switch didn't click when pressed. There was no 'click' sound when pressing the switch.
I then opened the CPU to examine the switch inside, and found a broken part of a circuit board which had a switch.
I think that's the CPU switch which I broke because of pressing it too hard. Sorry. 🙁
Here's the photo:
And the back part of it, just in case:
So, is there a way to fix this (keep in mind that I am no tech wiz), or do I have to buy a new part/ power supply? How much do those cost?
All help is appreciated immensely.
Addendum: On other topics which had the similar problem, I read about connecting some 'pins' on the motherboard. Again, I'm no tech whiz.
But also just in case, my motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-M68MT-S2.
I'm here to seek help on how to fix my CPU which it's switch is broken.
My CPU occasionally has trouble switching on (sometimes not opening even after hours of pressing the switch), but for some months it had no problem, till recently.
I tried to switch it on last week, and it didn't turn on again. I pressed the switch hardly (because that made it switch on previously), then the switch didn't click when pressed. There was no 'click' sound when pressing the switch.
I then opened the CPU to examine the switch inside, and found a broken part of a circuit board which had a switch.
I think that's the CPU switch which I broke because of pressing it too hard. Sorry. 🙁
Here's the photo:

And the back part of it, just in case:

So, is there a way to fix this (keep in mind that I am no tech wiz), or do I have to buy a new part/ power supply? How much do those cost?
All help is appreciated immensely.
Addendum: On other topics which had the similar problem, I read about connecting some 'pins' on the motherboard. Again, I'm no tech whiz.
But also just in case, my motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-M68MT-S2.