[SOLVED] Damaged cpu cooler screwhole / screws

[resle137]

I recently shipped my own pc internationally, and it came with the cpu cooler unscrewed, as per this not-too-clear picture.
The motherboard is a Gigabyte X399 Designare.

Upon closer inspection, it seems that the screws... or screw "sockets", I don't know how to call them, through which the cpu cooler gets attached to the cpu itself, came off entirely.
Surprisingly, the cpu plate is not seriously damaged. Those 4 little parts came off, and that's it.

I thought I would find them loose somewhere in the case, but I couldn't.
Finally, I realized they came off with the cooler.

I know I am not expressing myself very clearly, but the 3 pictures I linked are worth a thousand words.
What I wonder is: can this be fixed? Am I supposed to throw the whole motherboard away just because those 4 little things came off?

Any hint on how I could deal with this?
Thanks

 

[Grobe]

The first and third is the same picture.

But for your question : Yes it is fixable, but not sure if you would like to hear how. I did it for an old AMD XP 2000+ (only 32 bit OS can run on that) by strapping it with strong nylon-like line.
You might find used parts if you opt to buy another cooler (only relevant if the cpu socket itself are not damaged)

It also depends what is broken and if there are parts missing.

 

[resle137]

Fixed the 3rd picture. Nothing is damaged except those 4 "screws" (I don't know how to call them exactly). I already bought a new cooler