I got a new CMOS battery and I swapped the older one with it. I thought the problem is already fixed when I did it but when I turn it on again after a couple of minutes it presents the old issue again, I don't know if its because of how I insert it or its just the cause of my motherboard not having a CMOS jumper cap. I inserted a CMOS that is the same as the older one which is CR2032.
New CMOS battery but the date and time still resets ?
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Could simply be that the new battery isn't really new at all. It may have been stuck on a shelf for years and it's actual voltage now is below 3v - - - - it wouldn't be the first time that's happened.
Suggest you try another battery from a different supplier.
Suggest you try another battery from a different supplier.
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I would still try another battery just to eliminate the possibility I mentioned, then take it from there.
Repost if problem persists with another new battery, be sure to mention that you've already tried two new batteries.
Repost if problem persists with another new battery, be sure to mention that you've already tried two new batteries.
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