Question One of the capacitor on the motherboard is gone

[animateit431]

Hey all , so i open my case to remove my motherboard and clean it kind of , when i remove it one of the capacitor just dropped , the capacitor was already bent badly but i was using it very normally with my gtx 970 , anyway when i removed everything and put everything back , my pc turn on normally but the main issue was , when the pc turn on after the startup literally , there was an error *B1initializelibrary failed 0xc00000bb*
I searched on google they mentioned that its a bios prpblem, you can change the date and time in bios , but i tried this but didnt work im so confused why this happened suddenly , please i need your help , any suggestion? Thanks so much for the help

Spec: cpu i5 3470
Gtx 970
Motherboard: gigabyte ga-h77-ds3h
Windows 10

 

[kanewolf]

Hey all , so i open my case to remove my motherboard and clean it kind of , when i remove it one of the capacitor just dropped , the capacitor was already bent badly but i was using it very normally with my gtx 970 , anyway when i removed everything and put everything back , my pc turn on normally but the main issue was , when the pc turn on after the startup literally , there was an error *B1initializelibrary failed 0xc00000bb*
I searched on google they mentioned that its a bios prpblem, you can change the date and time in bios , but i tried this but didnt work im so confused why this happened suddenly , please i need your help , any suggestion? Thanks so much for the help

Spec: cpu i5 3470
Gtx 970
Motherboard: gigabyte ga-h77-ds3h
Windows 10

To best communicate your situation, you need to post some pictures of the motherboard and capacitor. Use IMGUR and post links here.

 

[animateit431]

To best communicate your situation, you need to post some pictures of the motherboard and capacitor. Use IMGUR and post links here.

https://imgur.com/a/apjnAEx

View: https://imgur.com/a/apjnAEx


Sorry for the pc its really dirty didnt continue cleaning as i was worried for the error , but anyway

 

[Misgar]

Quite obviously you need to replace the capacitor with a direct equivalent. From what I can see it's a solid electrolyte capacitor.

I spotted a blown electrolytic capacitor on an old (2004) motherboard last week, so I unsoldered the dead 3300uF 6.3V cap and fitted a new one.

If you're not well versed in the art of working on multi-layer boards with heatsinking ground planes, best to get an expert to repair the board.