Oh bother (or words to that effect).
Decided to clean up and renew the thermal paste around the processors on my Mid-2010 Macbook on Saturday, it all seemed to be going well until I put it all back together and it wouldn't start up at all - absolutely nothing when pressing the power button.
Started to take it back to bits, got the logic board off and all of a sudden..PING! one of the little surface mount connectors came off the board. I think it's the right speaker cable connector according to iFixit:
So two questions: 1. would a problem with this connector cause the computer not to boot; and 2. how difficult is this to repair?
I'm fond of this computer so really would like to save it.
Decided to clean up and renew the thermal paste around the processors on my Mid-2010 Macbook on Saturday, it all seemed to be going well until I put it all back together and it wouldn't start up at all - absolutely nothing when pressing the power button.
Started to take it back to bits, got the logic board off and all of a sudden..PING! one of the little surface mount connectors came off the board. I think it's the right speaker cable connector according to iFixit:
So two questions: 1. would a problem with this connector cause the computer not to boot; and 2. how difficult is this to repair?
I'm fond of this computer so really would like to save it.