spilt stella on my pc help

[matt]

happenin troops, spilt stella on my pc the other day, just on the on button nothing got in the actual tower.

i turned it off and now it wont turn back on several days later, is it completely humped or can i just buy a new part for it.


help

 

[Hayden]

put it in rice

 

[matt]

put it in rice

hope you choke on rice and die

 

[rat]

get a better taste in beer mate

 

[Sorle]

sounds like itd be a motherboard issue, replace that first and if that doesnt work try a different power supply, if all else fails it might just be gg

 

[rogue]

you should use contact cleaner to dissolve any buildup of sticky residue, use a cloth (dont use paper towels) and some cotton buds on the affected areas with the contact cleaner, should be right as rain, i use Mannol contact cleaner but it's for automotive so i get like the big 1l cans

 

[andreW]

fuck sake matt mate what did ah tell u aboot the stella

 

[matt]

fuck sake matt mate what did ah tell u aboot the stella

why r u typing like that

 

[Clarky]

try giving it some water, clearly your pc is a lightweight

 

[Niko]

skill issue

 

[Efan]

why r u typing like that

Why r u drinking stella

 

[matt]

Why r u drinking stella

why r u breathing

 

[andreW]

why r u typing like that

naw mate am sorry but how do u spill stella on ur pc

 

[curak]

naw mate am sorry but how do u spill stella on ur pc

he was drinking stella again and thought his pc also wanted a taste?

 

[Mallard]

 

[Bnjemann]

This is the most Matt situation I can think of ever happening.

 

[Creepis]

If you say as it is with stella only being caught up in your button you could try booting your PC yourself by shorting the two pins responsible for starting the PC so if you have luck its just the button that's broken. You can use a flathead screwdriver for this by touching pin 6 and 8 together.

Inspect your PC for any other damage first though.

 

[Tyla Jai]

If you say as it is with stella only being caught up in your button you could try booting your PC yourself by shorting the two pins responsible for starting the PC so if you have luck its just the button that's broken. You can use a flathead screwdriver for this by touching pin 6 and 8 together.

Inspect your PC for any other damage first though.

geezas linked a fucking diagram from a gcse textbook

 

[Creepis]

geezas linked a fucking diagram from a gcse textbook

not my fault the textbook used google images as well

 

[Rhys :)]

chuck on ur vest beat the shit into it then it will be fine.