Stupid Thing I did...

[xWeasel]

so i just desoldered the qsb of my motherboard and decided to pull it out, but when i did, a little part of the wire broke from the C3B1 and R4B6 place of the board...
just wanted to know if this is fixable or not, if yes please tell me how, thanks
(some of the wire is still attached to the board)
Picture link: http://oi60.tinypic.com/xdb3ue.jpg

 

[oO Elite Oo]

We need Pictures

 

[jligg]

Qsb's are meant to be permanent

 

[xWeasel]

We need Pictures

http://oi60.tinypic.com/xdb3ue.jpg

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Qsb's are meant to be permanent

yeah, well i took it out because i wanted to clean the board a bit and solder it back on...

 

[john mathews]

u should have done that before u installed it

 

[xWeasel]

u should have done that before u installed it

yeah i know...

 

[Taijigamer2]

http://oi60.tinypic.com/xdb3ue.jpg

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yeah, well i took it out because i wanted to clean the board a bit and solder it back on...

:facepalm: ouch! U might be able to stick stby_clk back down if its intact but J2B1 looks f**ked.

 

[Oggy]

J2B2?

Looks fixable in its entirety to me.

 

[xWeasel]

:facepalm: ouch! U might be able to stick stby_clk back down if its intact but J2B1 looks f**ked.

could you please tell me where the J2B2 is?

 

[Taijigamer2]

J2B2?

Looks fixable in its entirety to me.

Lol, typo. The header looks ripped up, maybe if there's some pad remaining.

 

[xWeasel]

Lol, typo. The header looks ripped up, maybe if there's some pad remaining.

yeah sorry the angle really sucks, its not ripped at all, its just some of the soldering still on there

 

[Taijigamer2]

yeah sorry the angle really sucks, its not ripped at all, its just some of the soldering still on there

Oh ok, in which case as long as there is continuity in that trace just stick R4B6 back down and your good to go. Lucky escape though, that point has caused many a head ache for many people.