My computer will boot up and actually reach to the Windows OS bootup, but after a new minutes, the screen will simply freeze. This freezing continues after each hard-reset, and the interval between the re-bootup and the freezing becomes shorter each time, to an extend that not even the motherboard's welcoming screen shows up. The freezing is also present even in BIOS. I cannot reinstall the windows OS, because every attempt, the screen freezes. And the time of my bios is always wrong. Can all of this be caused of the CMOS?
Computer freezes even in BIOS
- Thread starter abadcloyd
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if the time is always wrong then the cmos battery needs replacing. could be all thats needed.
also if the cmos battery is flat the pc wont be able to retain its hardware configs set in bios. which can lead to instability and crashing.
also if the cmos battery is flat the pc wont be able to retain its hardware configs set in bios. which can lead to instability and crashing.
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