I recently replaced the fan in my laptop and now when I turn

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2016-01-24 22:46:50 Post No. 41103
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Anonymous 2016-01-24 22:46:50 Post No. 41103 [Report]

I recently replaced the fan in my laptop and now when I turn it on it shows error code 3F0 which pretty much means there's no OS.
To replace the fan I had to remove my hard drive, could that have damaged it?
What should I do?

Anonymous 2016-01-24 23:09:56 Post No.41122
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Anonymous 2016-01-24 23:09:56 Post No.41122 [Report]

>it shows error code 3F0 which pretty much means there's no OS
Does the laptop a) not detect a hard drive at all, b) detect a hard drive but can't read it?

>To replace the fan I had to remove my hard drive, could that have damaged it?
The first step would probably be to check the drive/connectors/motherboard for obvious damage like scratches or warping

Anonymous 2016-01-24 23:18:48 Post No.41135
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Anonymous 2016-01-24 23:18:48 Post No.41135 [Report]

>>41122
I did a memory test on the hard drive and it passed so I believe it is detecting the hard drive.

I tried removing and installing the hard drive twice and did not see any noticeable damage.

I recently replaced the fan in my laptop and now when I turn

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