I have an IBM Lenova laptop A20m running Windows 98 (not SE) and nearly every time I boot up, it takes me to CMOS to reset the date and time. Any idea why date and time in CMOS won't stick?
Thanks,
Carolyn
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win 98 - CMOS repeatedly loses date
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, Mar 21 2008 05:40 PM
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Posted 21 March 2008 - 06:54 PM
Might be a faulty CMOS battery.
Have you tried replacing this battery with a new one?
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If you're fixing a laptop it might be trickier because they are usually boxed and may require that you "produce" a new one:
Have you tried replacing this battery with a new one?
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If you're fixing a laptop it might be trickier because they are usually boxed and may require that you "produce" a new one:
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