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Article #13CMOS battery going...?
From: TJ Miles
Date: Fri, 31 May 1996 00:00
Date: Fri, 31 May 1996 00:00
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Kevin, (or anyone who knows for that matter) I've recently started to experience problems upon booting up my approximately 3 yr. old Zeos 486-100 w/Martin motherboard. To make a long story short, the cause is that the info in CMOS is getting reset to default settings, rather than what I need them to be setup with, so I have had to go into setup and reset them to get the system to boot properly. Apparently, the system battery is going and the info is getting lost (correct?). If this is the cause, could you tell me what battery I need to get to replace the one on my system -- size/type, etc. as I'd like to go out and get it beforehand and not have to tear it apart and go into the case more than once. Anything else I should know regarding this little operation?? Thanks.... ---------------------------------- tjmiles@netcom.com ----------------------------------
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