To remove the IC from your laptop, you will need a soldering iron with a small tip, Low Melt Solder, no-clean paste flux, tweezers, or a vacuum pick-up tool. After that, you need to take out your motherboard. If you know how to dismantle your laptop, you can do it yourself or get some professional help. After this, follow the steps given below.  All pins on your IC or discrete SMT component should be first coated with no-clean paste flux or the flux of your preference. Now, low-melt solder is then applied to the pins. Solder each pin using a soldering iron tip (set to 700°F). Assemble the chip and apply a thin layer of low melt to each pin. In case of need, touch up as necessary. Replicate on the other side of the chip as well. Then, heat the other side with your soldering iron. A lot of it remains molten for a long time. Take out the IC using tweezers or a vacuum pick-up device. The process is very simple. Before replacing your old IC, remove the low-melt solder from your pads. This is an essential step, or your motherboard will be damaged. For this purpose, you can use Solder Wick. Without this step, it can be challenging to get your component to stay in place during soldering. The solder may melt if your component is adjacent to a hot chip, and your chip may slide and cause trouble if it does.