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problem of David about CMOS battery

Thank you Mr. David Godj for sending me your problem of your
computer.
`hi Sulabh, as you have told that if there is problem in PC than send mail on your yahoo account sulabhnepal1919@yahoo.com and I have a problem in my PCs clock. whenever I turn my PC off the time stops for eg if I set time of 1:20 now and turn off my PC and after 1hour when I turn it on the time will be 1:21 and at the working time it is works it means after half an hour it will be 1:51. what should I do for that´
according to you, your CMOS battery has finished its charge so better you change it. it must work then. THere is a holder on your motherboard for CMOS battery you remove the older battery and replace with new one. be careful while placing the battery, you mustn't change the charge so keep it as it was already n if you get problem while fixing go to the computer shop or you can mail me and i will edit the post as i have done now and Thank You again for writting the problem.
remember me in future also.

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How to replace the CMOS battery

If your computer is losing its time or date settings, or you are receiving a messageCMOS Read Error, CMOS Checksum Error, or CMOS Battery Failure, the CMOS battery needs to be replaced. To do this, follow the steps below.

Locate your CMOS battery

Caution: When inside your computer, make sure you are aware of ESD and its dangers.
Open the computer case and find the battery on the computer motherboard. Verify that it is accessible and can be removed. Today, most computers use a coin cell CMOS battery, like the CR2032 battery shown in the picture.
Tip: Some CMOS batteries may be held down by a metal clip or bar. This clip just holds the battery in place and the battery can still be removed by sliding it out from under the clip. Do not bend this clip to get the battery out, as a bent clip can result in the battery not staying in the battery socket.
If you are unable to locate your CMOS battery, refer to your motherboard or computer documentation or contact your computer manufacturerfor additional assistance in locating it.
Note: With some computers, you may need to disconnect cables, remove drives, or remove other parts of the computer to get full access to the CMOS battery.

Obtain battery information

Unfortunately, most manufacturers do not list the exact type and model of your CMOS battery. It is recommended that, once you have located the battery, write down all information about the battery (Voltage, chemistry, wiring, and packaging). If possible, remove the battery and take it to the retail location.
Tip: For most computers, the model or part number for this battery is CR2032.

Removing the battery

If your computer is using a coin cell battery, removing the battery is relatively simple. Use your fingers to grab on the edge of the battery and pull it up and out of the socket holding it in place. Some motherboards have a clip holding the battery down. If your computer's motherboard has this clip, you may need to use one hand to move the clip up and the other hand to pull the battery out.
Caution: When inside your computer, make sure you are aware of ESD and all its potential dangers.
Unfortunately, not all CMOS batteries are removable. Some manufacturers only allow a replacement battery to be added. If your computer does not have a coin cell battery refer to your documentation or contact your computer manufacturer for further assistance.
If your computer's motherboard does not have a removable battery you need to set ajumper on the motherboard to install the new battery.

Insert the new battery

After purchasing a new battery, remove the old battery and replace it with the new battery or insert the new battery into the secondary battery socket on the motherboard.

Enter CMOS values

Once the battery is replaced, turn on the computer and reset the CMOS values to the defaults. After the values have all been entered, make sure to save the settings before exiting. Many CMOS setups allow you to press a key (such as F10) to save values and exit all in one action.

Bad hardware

If you continue to receive the error after following all the above steps, this is a sign of a more serious issue. The most likely causes are a bad power supply or badmotherboard. You may need to look into replacing the power supply or the motherboard to resolve the issue.
We recommend taking your computer to a computer repair shop to have them diagnose the issue and test the power supply and motherboard to determine if either of them need to be replaced.

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