[SOLVED] My CPU Cooler Bracket Screws Stuck(literally)

[averagepcenjoyer]

I purchased a new motherboard because the old one was bricked. I was installing parts in and after installing my cpu I went ahead and tried to remove these screws to install my cooler that came with my processor (Ryzen 5 2600x). However screws are literally stuck. I tried everything I think.
Any solutions or tips?
Link of the picture of screws

 

[tennis2]

https://www.harborfreight.com/screw...5xeJgIr5trCldacidtlJvy-l4WsQ9cLhoCdD0QAvD_BwE

Or you can drill out the shaft of the screw completely.

 

[averagepcenjoyer]

https://www.harborfreight.com/screw...5xeJgIr5trCldacidtlJvy-l4WsQ9cLhoCdD0QAvD_BwE

Or you can drill out the shaft of the screw completely.

Unfortunately I don't live in US. Also I can't afford more time and money for a tool. Any solutions that I can just apply straightaway?

 

[tennis2]

Unfortunately I don't live in US. Also I can't afford more time and money for a tool. Any solutions that I can just apply straightaway?

screw/bolt extractors are available worldwide.

Also I can't afford more time and money for a tool. Any solutions that I can just apply straightaway?

Option 2 that I mentioned. Find a drill bit that roughly matches the shaft diameter of the screw and drill it out.

 

[Sarscarix041]

This probably doesn't help, but... if you can borrow an electric drill with hammer function -- it is like magic. I have no idea whether or not that would be hard on the motherboard.
You might be able to simulate the same effect [banging down while turning slightly] with energy and patience.
(Independently... when choosing a Philips head bit, first insert {just the bit} into the screw head, to see if it fits snugly.)

 

[averagepcenjoyer]

Follow a diagonal pattern across the CPU cooler, using a screwdriver turn each spring-screw a full turn counterclockwise. Continue until each spring-screw is separated from the motherboard backplate.

I have tried everything including your method