DavidNW
Big Geek
I work nights in a care home. We have a rather old PC that is being problematic. I booted it up a couple of weeks back when I was on night duty, and at POST, the screen read that the CMOS settings were incorrect. I went into BIOS and reset the date and time, rebooted, and the PC successfully booted into XP!
Problem solved I thought. However, on booting the machine a few days later, the CMOS settings had been lost again - so I reset them and all's well again. Anyway, long story short, the CMOS setting don't seem to hold once set. I'm thinking that the battery is screwed and needs replacing - any other thoughts?
Cheers,
David.
Problem solved I thought. However, on booting the machine a few days later, the CMOS settings had been lost again - so I reset them and all's well again. Anyway, long story short, the CMOS setting don't seem to hold once set. I'm thinking that the battery is screwed and needs replacing - any other thoughts?
Cheers,
David.