BATTRIE CMOS ÉCHOUÉE
Solved
Hello,
I have an old Packard Bell computer model Axcel from 1994.
I have a "CMOS battery failed" message, I dismantled the whole computer to find a battery on the motherboard that could be in the form of a button cell, but I found nothing. I wonder if it could be a capacitor.
Does anyone have any ideas about this issue?
For now, I can still start it by pressing the escape key.
Thanks in advance.
Configuration: Windows 7 / Chrome 24.0.1312.57
I have an old Packard Bell computer model Axcel from 1994.
I have a "CMOS battery failed" message, I dismantled the whole computer to find a battery on the motherboard that could be in the form of a button cell, but I found nothing. I wonder if it could be a capacitor.
Does anyone have any ideas about this issue?
For now, I can still start it by pressing the escape key.
Thanks in advance.
Configuration: Windows 7 / Chrome 24.0.1312.57
2 answers
-
ContributorHello,
The CMOS battery is always a flat lithium battery. It has to be somewhere on the motherboard.
It can't be a capacitor. Capacitors don't have that function.
--
"Trotti Trotta, Mr. P, there are angels who want a kiss..."
"Even Mr. P's toys need toys" -
Thank you for your help
I will look again. Best regards.
