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[Solved] Laptop CMOS issue

Forum Laptops & Notebooks : General Discussion [Solved] Laptop CMOS issue

Best answer from biscuitasylum.

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Hello,
My ASUS X50SL laptop recently develoved this problem,whenever i shutdown or
Hybernate laptop, at startup it always shows somthing like this
CMOS settings wrong
TIME/DATE not set
Press F2 to enter setup
Press F1 to load default settings and continue
Usually i use F1 but when i am in windows it always ends with muticolor screen of death, it force me for a manual restart and after this restart its works fine and i change date and time from windows.

perhaps COMS cell is finished, need your help.

Regards

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Yes, change the battery. Apparently the f5 series eats cmos battery life for breakfast. i believe your battery is located under your keyboard.


Message edited by biscuitasylum on 02-04-2012 at 10:11:01 AM
------------------------------ To hell with you AMD and Intel Fanboys... My TRS-80 still does the dishes and takes the trash out. Beat that!
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Thank you very much for ur reply, is there any online procedure or manual avaialable to change the battery cell for X50Sl laptop?

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Asus has one of the most unfriendliest websites and help sections in regards to their computers.

You can try here...

http://repair4laptop.org/disassembly_asus.html

But I looked around on youtube for you... and found a keyboard removal video but I didnt see the cmos battery under it. Most likely its accessed through the bottom of the computer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LYhbXH6FYA

Sorry I couldn't be much more help. I'm just not that familiar with Asus products outside of their mother boards.

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Message edited by biscuitasylum on 02-04-2012 at 10:10:31 AM
------------------------------ To hell with you AMD and Intel Fanboys... My TRS-80 still does the dishes and takes the trash out. Beat that!
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biscuitasylum wrote :

Asus has one of the most unfriendliest websites and help sections in regards to their computers.

You can try here...

http://repair4laptop.org/disassembly_asus.html

But I looked around on youtube for you... and found a keyboard removal video but I didnt see the cmos battery under it. Most likely its accessed through the bottom of the computer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LYhbXH6FYA

Sorry I couldn't be much more help. I'm just not that familiar with Asus products outside of their mother boards.




Thank you very much, u r very helping.

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You're welcome. I hope you were able to get what you were looking for.

------------------------------ To hell with you AMD and Intel Fanboys... My TRS-80 still does the dishes and takes the trash out. Beat that!
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