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Re: pc clock

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From: Barry Watzman
Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 01:23
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The clock could be bad, or the battery could be bad.  The battery runs 
the clock when the power is off.  The same battery is used for the clock 
and CMOS setup data.  Try replacing it.  Sometimes the clock circuits go 
bad, and the only fix is a new motherboard or send it back the mfgr. for 
repair (which normally means that they exchange it).  Kind of like 
replacing a car because a tire has a bad valve stem, but if the clock 
circuit is really bad, there is not much else that you can do.


ben wrote:

>My pc clock seems to be slowing down by about 6 hours a day!  Has it got
>anything to do with the pc battery. I thought a weak pc battery ( usually
>the coin type) will only show the CMOS message that tells one to reset the
>CMOS.  I have replaced a pc battery before.........in this case. Is there
>another separate clock battery?.......if so how do I replace it?
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>Anyone can point me in the right direction?
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>Thanks
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