CMOS Battery Dying Out
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CMOS Battery Dying Out
Problem: After powering off the PC and switching it back on after a few hours, the time has changed.
Or the time always shows January 1, 2001. Even after rebooting, it shows the same.
Cause: The CMOS battery powers the real-time clock. This symptom indicates that the battery is dying. In rare cases, it could also mean there’s a problem with the battery port of the CMOS.
Solution: Replace the battery. If the symptom persists, there’s a good chance that the battery port is damaged. In this latter case, you may need to replace the motherboard.
Or the time always shows January 1, 2001. Even after rebooting, it shows the same.
Cause: The CMOS battery powers the real-time clock. This symptom indicates that the battery is dying. In rare cases, it could also mean there’s a problem with the battery port of the CMOS.
Solution: Replace the battery. If the symptom persists, there’s a good chance that the battery port is damaged. In this latter case, you may need to replace the motherboard.
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