Introduction
The Motherboard, put simply, is the computer in itself. The motherboard in your ASUS VivoBook S200e-RHI3T73 might need to be replaced if there is physical damage, internal defects (such as circuits or connections), or if you’ve upgraded to an incompatible CPU. Typically if there is any malfunctioning from the motherboard, the computer will not power up. So, if you notice your ASUS VivoBook S200e-RHI3T73 isn’t functioning properly, and you want to try your hand at replacing the entire motherboard yourself, follow this guide to replace the board.
Before using this guide, I suggest getting your device looked over my a professional who can accurately diagnose the problem as there might be a simpler fix. If said professional suggests replacing the entire board, continue with our moderately-easy guide to solve your tech problem today.
Be sure to unplug and power off your device completely before beginning your replacement.
Use caution throughout the processes of this guide. Elements of the ASUS VivoBook S200e-RHI3T73 are fragile and easy to bend if not handled with delicacy—which may prevent your device from returning to its original, functioning state.
What you need
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Use a metal spudger to pry the bottom panel open.
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Lift the back panel to expose the inside of the laptop.
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Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove the nine 50mm panel screws.
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Gently remove back panel
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Using the Phillips#0 screwdriver, unscrew the 3.5mm screws surrounding the motherboard.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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