check out badcaps.net if its not there, just ask in the forum, some one will help

No. If you just disorder the cips, you will still have problems, the computer will still think it has the on-board ram. You have to tell the computer there is no on-board ram by changing the configuration. You do that by moving the resistors. You don't need to bother to remove the faulty ram.

@@salvamipc thanks alot for the explanation it helps a lot by the way if you can make a tutorial too of disabling dedicated gpu in laptop if its faulty and only will use the integrated igpu of intel cpu thanks alot!

reflow is not a fix, not a professional one anyway. Is one thing you do it for you, other you charge someone for fixing the laptop just so they come back with the same fault. Besite, Lenovo puts underfill on the corners that gets under the chips, so when you heat up, because the chip don't move freely, the chances are the solderballs will just come out. Reflow we only use it just to confirm the fault. Reball yes, but removing all 4 chips, cleaning the board, cleaning the chip, removing the underfill, reball the chip and resolder will cost more. But hey everybody is free to do the jobs as they please. We prefer to make sure the laptop has been properly fix when we return it to the customer, rather than just heating the chips and call it the day. Beside the purpose of the video like I said is to explain how to locate the resistors and make people understand the schematic, so they know what resistors, why and where they needs to be moved. I never said this is the only way, I think I did said in the beginning of the video you can reflow (which is a no for us) or reball the chips. But I thought if I was to make a video, would be more interesting showing the proper way, so that people can actually learn something, rather than just heating up the chips.

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