Veuillez entrer dans la configuration pour récupérer les paramètres du BIOS : Bloque le PC.
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Hello,
Probably the CMOS battery is dead; on the motherboard, it's often a CR2032 found in supermarkets.
There you go, that's the first thing to check.
CR2030 > CR2032 (Correction by moderation)
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CR2032.
The BIOS batteries are CR2032.
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Okay thanks, I'll try to get one!
I just changed the battery with two different ones and nothing changed, same problem...
You can measure them with a DC voltmeter (DC Volt)
It should be 3.2V for a new one, and below 2.8V is not as good.
Otherwise, if the battery is good, you need to reconfigure your BIOS if you press F1 or F2 to restore the default values.
I would suggest entering Setup (BIOS) with F1 to get familiar with it a bit, and change what is necessary to get the system working again.
Reset to default values to start, restart while saving (Save & Exit), then come back and choose the boot priority order in the BOOT section.
If it doesn't work,
Do a Clear CMOS before reconfiguring your BIOS.
You can read the manual, it should be explained there.
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Disconnect the power
Remove the CR2032 battery
Short-circuit the two pins for 10 seconds; sometimes there's a jumper to move, or it's often labeled CLR_CMOS.
Short-circuiting the + and - poles of the battery socket can also have the same effect.
Okay, yeah I'll try the second option tomorrow because the keyboard isn't working strangely...
I'll keep you updated.
And thanks again for your responsiveness!!