Système batterie faible
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Hello, hello!
First of all, I want to say that this site is great and it helps me a lot.^^
So let me explain my problem:
I formatted a Dell Dimension E521. Everything went very well. At that point, I realized that I was missing the graphics and motherboard driver CDs. So I turned it off and went to download them. Once finished, I returned to this PC (the Dell), pressed the button and surprise: fans running without display.
I then came to the site, used the SEARCH function (Yay!), and found a post where someone had the same problem, and you told them to remove and reinsert the motherboard battery.
I tried it, and the PC started up fine.
But then it displayed “System Battery Low” on the screen. I think it's the same battery that is dead. I just want to be sure.
If that's the case, my battery says "Panasonic CR2032 3V". What information should I keep in mind when buying a new battery?
Also, please let me know if I made a mistake by removing it.
Thank you in advance for your answers.
First of all, I want to say that this site is great and it helps me a lot.^^
So let me explain my problem:
I formatted a Dell Dimension E521. Everything went very well. At that point, I realized that I was missing the graphics and motherboard driver CDs. So I turned it off and went to download them. Once finished, I returned to this PC (the Dell), pressed the button and surprise: fans running without display.
I then came to the site, used the SEARCH function (Yay!), and found a post where someone had the same problem, and you told them to remove and reinsert the motherboard battery.
I tried it, and the PC started up fine.
But then it displayed “System Battery Low” on the screen. I think it's the same battery that is dead. I just want to be sure.
If that's the case, my battery says "Panasonic CR2032 3V". What information should I keep in mind when buying a new battery?
Also, please let me know if I made a mistake by removing it.
Thank you in advance for your answers.
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2 answers
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Good evening...
Don't worry, this battery is just to keep the BIOS data and the time when you turn off the PC...!
It's almost always a CR2032, the brand doesn't matter, you'll find them everywhere...
Just be careful to replace it in the correct orientation, usually with the + visible, and the - against the motherboard....
Best regards,
See you soon -
So if I understand correctly, the "system battery low" refers to the battery....
Thank you for your quick response!
