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System Battery Voltage Low


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Susan Q

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Good morning everyone. :D This should be quick and I appreciate your input.

Desktop computer. On the boot I get a "Attention: System Battery Voltage Low......"
warning. Other threads I've read seem to suggest that I need to begin by replacing the CMOS Battery. Problem is: I don't know where it is .......or ......how to replace it.

I'd appreciate any help as I'd like very much to do this today.

Thanks so much,
Susan
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rshaffer61

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Laptop or Desktop?
Cmos battery looks like this below normally.
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Susan Q

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Ron !!! :D so nice to see you !

Desktop

Is this difficult to do?

Edited by Susan Q, 23 April 2011 - 07:09 AM.

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Hi Susan Q I hope you are doing well. :D
Nope you open the case and the battery will be located on the motherboard. below is a pic of what you are looking for. [attachment=49442:A455-3045-v01.jpg]
There should either be a little clip or or spring holding it and you just have to be careful so you don't damage the clips.
The battery can be purchased at Radio Shack, Watch Repair or a Computer repair shop. Cost is less then 5 dollars.
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This is great !!! :D
Again, my computer guru friend ...you're the best !!
Ok then, I'm going to get right on that. I'll be back on later to let
you know that it is done.
Thank you sooooo much, Ron.

Peace,
Susan
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You are very welcome and I'm sorry for the long period between posts. I was out mowing yards and just got back. Please let me know how everything works out and remember you will have to go into the bios and set your time and date up or you will have issues with your system running correctly. Let me know if you need help with that.
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Ron,
You said ".....and I'm sorry for the long period between posts".....

Please, you were lightening fast, Ron :D . Able to leap tall buildings ..faster than a ......
Oh wait ..that's the other guy :D . I do tend to get my super heroes confused from time to time :D .

I digress .........
OK .....battery fixed .....check
time and date fixed .......check
computer booted without issue .......check
thank you note .....currently underway ......

You're the best .. :D .... thank you, Ron. Thank you.
Peace,
Susan
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I am very happy to be of assistance. :D
I'm very pleased everything worked out as I suspected and you did great with replacing the battery and setting the bios back up. Great job on your part and any time you need more help please do not hesitate to stop by. If I'm not available we have plenty of members and staff who can help. If I see a topic from you i will sneak in and take a peak at it. :D :D :D
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:D

Peace,
Susan
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