It is possible to install the CPU yourself, but very difficult. Unless you have experience working with computer chips, it is advisable to bring the computer to a professional.
Before mounting the motherboard in the case I like to install the CPU and CPU fan/heatsink on to the motherboard. In fact, it is recommended to install the CPU & heatsink while the motherboard is still our of the case to make the job easier.
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you dont, get a new computer
go to itunes and download it. if you have an acount all of your music/movies will be saved if you don't but you have a iPod you can simply plug it into your CPU of the new CPU and right click the music library there should be a slote that reads download music from iPod to itunes CPU: (computer)
A local computer store tells me they charge 30$ for a CPU install.A chain store would probably charge you a lot more.However that comes with a warranty.
You buy a new one and put it in Know that want to know how to install it myself
Yes, after installing a new processor and CPU fan, you should apply thermal paste between the CPU and the heatsink for optimal heat transfer. Additionally, ensure that all connections are secure and the CPU fan is properly connected to the motherboard. Finally, double-check that the BIOS settings are updated and monitor the temperatures to ensure everything is functioning correctly.
Heatsink assembly
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The biggest problem is always with thermal grease.It's hard to get it exactly right.The manufacturer usually tries to devise a more or less foolproof method to install the cpu and if you follow instructions you can do it.
If your CPU is fried then you need to get a new CPU to turn your computer back on.
You will need a new CPU,as well as the booting software