Presario 2111 cmos battery replacement

Similar Questions

• Help for Satellite Pro M10 RTC CMOS battery replacement

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro M10 PS630E-G206C-FR
  Removing the main battery causes a failure message from RTC battery from the beginning to the top and loss of CMOS date/time.
  I tried to charge my main battery in full and then leave the machine in charge while it is turned on (I said it is a method for the CMOS battery)-without any result.
  .
  My questions: do I have to replace the RTC battery (ie: is it refillable welded or a CR2032 battery shows or similar).
  If a specific type, the best source?
  And also, where it is (I'm comfortable with disassemble my laptop having replaced the LCD cable already)
  Thank you
  David

  Hi David

  Do you need help? What you mean exactly, step by step disassembly procedure? Maintenance manuals are not public documents and I'm really interested if anyone can offer assistance to you.

  When you want to swap the portable RTC battery almost entire must be dismantled. Believe me that is not the procedure of 10 steps and to do something like this, you need the disassembly instructions. I recommend you to check how it will be service charges because that when they disassemble the laptop they can clean at the same time and the laptop will be as good as new.

  If you want to do it yourself, it is very important to use authorized by Toshiba replacement batteries or real. Battery wrong installation may cause a battery explosion, or other damage.

  Please be careful about this.

• Satellite A50 cmos battery replacement

  Hi, does anyone know the bios battery where satellite A50 series? mine need to replace soon.

  Hi Chang

  Replacing the CMOS battery on laptops is not as easy as on the desktop. If you want to do it alone you have to disassemble the laptop and you should not do if you have no experience with it. Before do you it alone, please contact your local dealer or service and ask how much the replacement costs.

  Believe me, that a small mistake may be responsible that unity don t start anymore, and then you can have a real problem. If you want to do it alone and at your own risk poster again.

• M57 - problem withh total machine CMOS battery replacement ThinkCentre M57

  After the battery replacement CMOS CPU fan runs at full speed and Intel AMT / future was disappear. How to fix?

  Latest version of the BIOS was installed with ThinkVantage System Update more that months ago.

  Machine: ThinkCentre M57 (8067-CTO), OS: Windows XP Pro (32 bit)

  Mod edit: System model added to the front of the subject line to improve visibility / clarity.

  Problem solved when two extra RAM removed that was not provided in the original.

• Pavilion DV7 - 1273cl CMOS battery replacement

  I am looking for a manual/directions to replace my CMOS battery and I can't find anything. Anyone know where I can get one? If not and I go out without instructions, do anyone know if this is a battery that I can just go out and get another battery or I should replace more than just the battery? The dough have soldered wires etc.?

  JD81JD wrote:
  

  I am looking for a manual/directions to replace my CMOS battery and I can't find anything. Anyone know where I can get one? If not and I go out without instructions, do anyone know if this is a battery that I can just go out and get another battery or I should replace more than just the battery? The dough have soldered wires etc.?

  Hello

  

  You must take the RTC battery and the wire stuck on it, of the Board of Directors:

  Withdrawal of the real-time clock battery

  Before you start: follow all precautionswhen removing and replacing components.

  Remove the battery.

  1. Loosen the six screws Phillips P1 in captivity which fix the accessory cover to the bottom of the laptop.
  2. Use your finger or a flat blade tool to lift the edge of the cover of the accessory and remove it.
  3. Unplug the cable from the system board RTC battery.
  4. At the same time press the clip that keeps the RTC battery at the base, slide the RTC battery forward. The RTC battery is also attached to the motherboard with double-sided tape.

  The real-time clock battery change

  1. Slide the RTC battery in the clip integrated into base housing.
  2. Reconnect the cable to RTC battery to the system board.
  3. The accessory cover on the housing of the base of the toes.
  4. Tighten the 6 Phillips head screw P1 in captivity.

  Kind regards

• Pavilion a305w: Pavilion a305w Cmos battery replacement

  I am trying to replace the cmos battery, but I can't seem to find the battery on my motherboard.  Where else might?

  The a305w was a special Walmart around 2003.  There are 2 motherboards. See this link.   Button battery to sit.

  

• Compaq Presario SR5214x: Replacing the CMOS battery for Compaq Presario SR5214x desktop computer

  How to replace the CMOS battery on a Compaq Presario SR5214x desktop computer. What type of battery? Where is the battery? Thank you (deleted content)

  @ernier

  You will find how to do here.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c00840496

  REO

• Compaq Presario S4500UK won't start after disconnecting from the wall outlet. What is a CMOS battery problem?

  Reconstruction of recent software with HARD drive internal extra (March 2011) under Windows XP/Linux dual-boot installation worked fine.  CD/DVD RW drive, started giving errors so replaced cyclic redundancy check drive a week ago.  All still OK.  Change of electricity supplied and increases energy use conciousness off the machine to the outlet of the overnight after normal shut down.  Machine will not re-start not in the morning.  Not load BIOS; all lights came briefly and then die after 3-4 seconds with power still led on.  You can get a similar effect by plugging the keyboard into the PS2 Mouse Jack I did once!

  After 20 minutes or so try all kinds of things managed to boot from the CD of Linux.  Shut down/restarted and everything is fine so I don't switch off at the wall.  Also seems to be OK after brief power off for 5-10 seconds but the problem persists with any long disconnection.  It seems that after 10 to 15 minutes from power-on and 2-3 attempts to restart, BIOS comes up and all is well, but he stopped in the middle of a start of Windows or Linux on a couple of occasions.

  Am I right in thinking the problem might be the result of a dead CMOS battery?  The reason that I ask is that the clock seems to keep time OK and there is no apparent problem with the BIOS once it loads.

  Any help/advice would be much appreciated.  New config info below.

  Dual boot Windows XP Pro SP3 of Compaq Presario Bios v3.03 S4500UK / Linux Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid (2.6.32 - 33)

  Drive HARD 120 GB (original Seagate Barracuda 7200) Master Boot Record, Partition Table, Windows XP, Linux, Swapfile etc.

  500 GB Western Digital Caviar Blue (encrypted)

  CD/DVD-ROM (original JLMS XJ-HD166S)

  Recently installed HL-DT-ST DVD - RAM GH22NP21 replacement NEC ND - 1100

  +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

  I don't have all the answers so I went forward with replacing the CMOS battery, but that did not help.  The problem is also obvious if I turn it off and leave it for an hour or more before trying to restart even if I do not unplug the wall plug.  It seems to take about 15-20 will start again before it fires.  I would be really grateful for any clues as to what is wrong.

  TKS

  JG1

  OK, guys.  I finally solved the problem.

  After you have calculated the power needed for the config curent, I discovered that, using various ways to estimate, he walked between 321W - 383W.  It was pretty weird that the only thing I added was a HARD drive and a memory stick and the wisdom of the other guys on this forum, it's that there is a lot of capacity within the factory installed power of 250W.  Yes and here's the rub: the modern replacement devices usually have upgraded capabilities and use more power.  And so when I replaced the drive CD/DVD RW added a few watts, as the sectoral approach of the floppy drive.  It appears also that the optical USB mouse needs more juice than the good old PS2.

  I just installed a new 450W PSU Powercool and Bingo!  The processor is faster, too.

  Hope that my pain and trauma saves someone else having to suffer the same.

  JG1

• Satellite Pro S300-120 does not start after replacing the CMOS battery

  Hello

  My friends laptop - a S300-120 - was having a few problems.

  I replaced some parts about this before, including a screen crack with no problems.

  However, he began to refuse to start saying "out of battery CMOS, Press F1 to enter setup". Of course you would have to do this, set the date and time, except & restart only to get the same message. We have replaced the CMOS battery with a with the same serial number and now the laptop will not boot.

  It does one of two things.

  It is one) seems to turn, turn to the top disk & CD player, cooling fan is 100%, then flashes the POWER ON led once, twice by orange, and then green to 1/2 second intervals, with no response from the keyboard or LCD.

  Or (b) turns on, turntable, does not turn up to cooling fan, POWER ON witness remains stable, no response from the keyboard or LCD.

  I re-assembled the laptop several times & can not find all the missing fittings or obvious signs of damage.

  The only thing I can think is that the motherboard has been damaged - somehow find replacements is delicate.

  Any ideas?

  Hello

  (> It is a) appears to turn on, turn the disk & CD player, cooling fan goes to 100% and then flashes him

  POWER ON led once, twice by orange, and then green to 1/2 second intervals, with no response from the keyboard or LCD.
  Usually, if the voltage in abnormal feeding malfunctions when IN DC will be blinking orange.

  In my opinion, it looks like a problem with the motherboard :(
  Eventually, you will need to replace the mobo ;(

• Equium A210 - replacing the CMOS battery possible?

  My Toshiba Satellite A210 - 1 4 seems to have a CMOS battery problem because it does not keep the BIOS settings.

  I bought a replacement battery and a/c mains adapter to remove the a/c power problems but the POST beaps and CMOS keeps a checksum error and once in the BIOS and save the settings, it starts successfully, but if the laptop restarts or is off this all over again. I've also updated the BIOS successfully is not of the BIOS chip. The only thing I can think is to replace the CMOS battery - is it possible?

  I read that some are soldered on? Would this laptop Toshiba service to replace the CMOS battery / audit failures - if so, how much would it cost, or someone else can do that the laptop is out of warranty.

  Advice please?

  Hi Emases2010,

  As I know some batteries are fixed/soldered to the motherboard and t is no substitute, but I think that only a laptop computer technician can give you a detailed response.

  Normally, you can load the CMOS battery if you leave the AC adapter plugged in overnight or in the best case 24 hours. After this, the battery must be fully charged.
  Check this box!

• Adjustable 430CDT Pro - how to replace the CMOS battery?

  Two questions, if I could.

  1. the old new 430CDT - does anyone have simple instructions that go I would find the CMOS battery and replace it without destroying the computer in the process? I suspect that it is hidden under the keyboard, but have no idea how to do to remove that. (I'm not very super-friendly upward on computers.)

  2. How can I get back in to old posts and give points for helpful answers?

  Thank you!

  > 1. The old 430CDT yet - does anyone have simple instructions that go I would find the CMOS battery and replace it without destroying the computer in the process? I suspect that it is hidden under the keyboard, but have no idea how to do to remove that. (I'm not very super-friendly upward on computers.)

  I m not very well, but I doubt you could get access to the only keyboard removing CMOS battery.
  Usually it s placed on the motherboard but it s need to disassemble the whole laptop and believe me. It's really complicated and mostly impossible for some who never disassembled a laptop

  So if you ask my opinion: contact a technician in downtown and ask for help.

  > 2. How to bring back the old posts and give points for helpful answers?
  You must mark the post as answered, and then you can assign points to other users.
  Click on your username and you will get the list of your discussions.

  Ciao

• Toshiba 5200/100 - replacing the CMOS battery for floppy drive work

  Device still works fine, Windows 3.1.
  Start now, by setting the time & date (CMOS battery).
  However, recently the floppy drive is NOT "ready".

  Would it be useful to replace the CMOS battery for the floppy drive works again?
  Please advise. Any advise welcome. T.I.A.

  NAP - Gent - Belgium

  Hello

  Battery CMOS is needed to keep the BIOS settings.
  It seems that the CMOS battery is empty if you need set the date and time always in the BIOS settings. But the CMOS battery has nothing to do with the floppy drive.

• How to replace the RTC (CMOS) battery in the Satellite A50-452 (PSA50E-01700WGR)?

  I need to replace the Satellite A50-452 CMOS battery, but can't find any instructions online on how I would go about this procedure. Does anyone know how or where I could find instructions?

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Manual maintenance is not public record, so you can not find it for download.
  Here in the forum isn't easy to post description step by step how you can disassemble your laptop and there are always risks that can damage some small piece of plastic or plastic media.

  I put t really know what to say. Try to use google and find a page where you can find a description how to do this.

• How to replace the RTC (CMOS) battery satellite A50 432

  Hi all!

  I have a SA50-432: what model of Satellite's my cell phone?

  I need to replace the RTC battery (cmos).
  Should I open my laptop? Or what parts?

  Thank you!
  ALE.

  Hey Buddy

  To replace the CMOS battery, you will need to disassemble the whole laptop.
  You want to risk that?

  I mean the whole notebook must be dismantled in the right direction and you use the right tools and the right order
  It's not easy and I would say that that's impossible without additional manuals and hardware experience

  I recommend contacting a mobile technician, that it would be the best way because this disassembly is really complicated and there is a high risk that damage you other expensive parts like motherboard or display

  PS; Why do you want to repalce the CMOS battery? Have you tried to recharge it again?

• MS200 HP all in one computer - replace the CMOS battery

  Hello

  Can anyone help with this please?

  Need to replace the battery CMOS but can't finy all information on how to access it.

  Can find information on how to access hard drive, memory, and how to remove the stand, but nothing on how to access the CMOS battery / motherboard. The rear panel does not seem to have clear access points to remove it.

  Thanks for your help!

  For the benefit of anyone with a similar problem, figured out how to remove the envelope which was really very simple (is always when you know how).

  To remove the Panel, you must first remove the stand. From there on, remove the cover on the back that conceals the hard drive. Remove the screws that hold the hard drive and a DVD burner in place.

  Slide the DVD drive, and then you can gently push the lid with a knife butter blunt or similar to push the housing into the slot of the dvd player . Once it begins to pull him out just gently work your way around the edge.

  Once the case is off, the CMOS battery is fairly easy to find.