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You can remove R2891/92/93/94/95 and see if PCIE_RESET_L comes high again. Could be crap under firewire chip if it is still low after removing all that. Last thing to pull would be firewire chip. If it is still low after that the MCP will be dead and that would be the end.
i removed the five resistors but still get 0 volt
I accidently touched both pads where R2893 was located with my probe that caused backlight to light up!
U4100 is FireWire can be removed without issue, well firewire won't work but who cares. Also remove U4290 while you are doing that. If there is still no PLT_RST by then the MCP89 will probably be fried.
My bet is that MCP is bad as with a little "pull up" from the multimeter it works.
I found a note that i wrote a couple of months ago about this board and i just found it. Dont know if it matters but i meassured L2590 it should be 3.3 volt but it is 2.5 volt. is this power to the MCP?
2.5V is fine, depends if U2592 is fitted or not. This is a dead MCP not pulling up PLT_RST.
You could try to add a 100K pull up resistor to 3V3_S0 to PLT_RST, but no idea if stuff wil properly initialize like that.