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Hello,
I was playing a game in my laptop and went to let the dog out, when I come back my laptop was dead and would not power up. Firstly I thought that maybe the power cable had come out so attempted to reconnect it. I was confused when it was all connected correctly and attempted to power my laptop back on. There was no lights, sound or anything so I disconnected the battery and left it. After some time went back and tried again. No life at all in the laptop, ordered a new power supply, nothing still. I then wondered if the power supply port was at fault as there was no light to say it was charging but again nothing when I replaced this (simple plug and play item). I have then went to inspect the motherboard as it did used to run quite hot and after seeing all the fluff bunnies that come out of my laptop cooling fins I thought I might have been on fo something. Sure enough on a close inspection I have found the issue. Now my question is how hard if possible at all is replacing the blown components?
I would also appreciate help if rhe components could be identified (again I've had a look on the Internet but couldn't find anything and even tried using an AI search of the photo I took.
The motherboard also has components on the other side as well so guessing it's not as straight forward as I hoped for.
The laptop is an HP omen 15-dc1015na
Thank you in advance for any help or suggestions. The first 4 photos are of the damaged area and the last 2 are of the reverse of the motherboard in the same area.
I was playing a game in my laptop and went to let the dog out, when I come back my laptop was dead and would not power up. Firstly I thought that maybe the power cable had come out so attempted to reconnect it. I was confused when it was all connected correctly and attempted to power my laptop back on. There was no lights, sound or anything so I disconnected the battery and left it. After some time went back and tried again. No life at all in the laptop, ordered a new power supply, nothing still. I then wondered if the power supply port was at fault as there was no light to say it was charging but again nothing when I replaced this (simple plug and play item). I have then went to inspect the motherboard as it did used to run quite hot and after seeing all the fluff bunnies that come out of my laptop cooling fins I thought I might have been on fo something. Sure enough on a close inspection I have found the issue. Now my question is how hard if possible at all is replacing the blown components?
I would also appreciate help if rhe components could be identified (again I've had a look on the Internet but couldn't find anything and even tried using an AI search of the photo I took.
The motherboard also has components on the other side as well so guessing it's not as straight forward as I hoped for.
The laptop is an HP omen 15-dc1015na
Thank you in advance for any help or suggestions. The first 4 photos are of the damaged area and the last 2 are of the reverse of the motherboard in the same area.
