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Anonymous users2024-02-12If the notebook enters the water to change the motherboard, the repair station charges are very expensive, but the motherboard with water can generally be repaired, if the middle of the board is not broken, you can send it to me to see, it can generally be solved, and the field can also be traded through **.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11I've had a similar situation with my computer before. I immediately remove the battery, and then put it under the sun to expose to the sun, if there is no sun, use a hair dryer, and then dry the computer for a long time, pay attention to the computer to stand up to dry, generally one day and one night. Unless your computer was not designed with waterproofing in mind.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10If there is no reaction, the motherboard is broken!! As long as the motherboard is not broken, there is no hard disk, the machine can be turned on, that is, the black screen and white words indicate that there is no hard disk!
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Anonymous users2024-02-091. First of all, immediately turn off the power of the laptop system, and remove the power cord and battery at the same time.
2. Use a clean rag or tissue paper to wipe the liquid on the surface of the laptop keyboard and the machine.
3. Move the laptop near the sink and tilt the laptop 90 degrees to pour out the liquid remaining inside the computer system and keyboard.
4. Use a clean rag or tissue paper to wipe the liquid on the surface of the keyboard and the machine again.
5. Let the laptop stand for 24 hours to dry the liquid inside, and do not use a hot air dryer to dry the case to avoid overheating and deformation.
6. Reconnect the power of the laptop and try to turn it on, if it can be turned on normally, please back up the important data in the computer first
7. Regardless of whether the laptop can be used normally or not, it is recommended to contact the service center immediately after the test and arrange for inspection and maintenance, so as to avoid sudden failure caused by oxidation and rust.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08It depends on whether you're a laptop or a desktop keyboard.
Notebook: 1If there isn't much water, wipe it off and there's no problem.
2.If there is a lot of water, turn off the machine immediately and let it dry in the sun to make sure it is dry (if you are afraid that it is not dry, take it to the store and let them take it apart and see). If a lot of water is not disposed of in time, your computer may go black and burn (take it to the store to see it, maybe it can be saved.)
Desktop computers are sluggish.
Wipe it off if you don't have a lot of water.
Remove it if there is a lot of water, take it out to dry, and there will be no problem if it is dried
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Is it only once or is it a frequent encounter?
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According to your description, please try it as follows:
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