Anyone who succeeds in dropping their battery on the motherboard and damaging it somehow isn’t even technically savvy to find the CMOS battery in the first place lmao
As long as your PSU is supplying power to the motherboard nothing will happen. Only if you completely drain the capacitors by turning everything off unplugging it from the wall and hitting the power button a few times to drain every but of juice. Only then will your mobo need that CMOS battery
As soon as the power is off to the mb setings to made to the bios wil reset to defoult .... Its comon to reset bios this way when u make error moves and set some incorect setings to your bios resulting on unstable startups or completly freazes on powering on PC
No it wouldn't, until you really cut the power. If the the PC is just shutdown, then nothing happens, the motherboard needs to not get any power for about 5-10seconds, before the bios actually resets.
hmm, i've been taught that the BIOS is stored in ROM, which is non-volatile (retains data after power loss) ans that the CMOS just stores user data for the BIOS (like profiles, clock, etc). so realistically, wouldn't it affect the clock and maybe some overclocking features?
So what happens if the cmos battery function is integrated with a laptop battery that may be defective? So far it has showcased an infinite boot and automatic repair loop, and recently added a triggered bitlocker to the mix. I unlock bitlocker and it start bootloop/autorepair cycle before telling me bitlocker is triggered again
Hey, I need help. Well my old pc has been doing some weird buzzing noise. So it happened like this: I opened pc ok I unplugged CMOS battery and restarted the PC. From now on it is foing that noise.
I had to change my CMOS battery as my pc wasn't starting giving Chassis Intrude error. It fixed the problem but now my monitor screen is turnin on and off after sec. I reset my bios but it's the same.
I recently replaced my cmos battery. And now 5-10 mins into startup i’m getting BSOD. I’m sure it’s likely a super easy fix. Probs a BIOS setting. I just dont know what that fix is…
Is it normal that the cmos arrived a little scratched in a supposed new mobo? Bought from amazon as new, and the outside got also some scratches on top but no other sign as I am concerned
That is odd it could have been from shipping but I don’t think I have ever noticed that before. You should check the sellers reputation if it wasn’t sold by Amazon to see if anyone has had similar issues.
@@mattscomputerservices Everything with the sellers appeared fine, also everything else in the box, the m.2 heatsinks tapes, the cpu socket protector? The other accesories , so everything was fine except for the cmos and the outside of the box
Isn’t that when you are supposed to replace them so nothing is lost due to lack of power? If you are afraid of dropping the battery, place a paper towel over the area around the slot, replaced said battery, remove the paper towel. 😂
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Anyone who succeeds in dropping their battery on the motherboard and damaging it somehow isn’t even technically savvy to find the CMOS battery in the first place lmao
I dropped my battery 💀 but to be fair I didn’t fry anything
Bro it shorts the stuff on the board, I did it accidentally and it fucked my board
As long as your PSU is supplying power to the motherboard nothing will happen. Only if you completely drain the capacitors by turning everything off unplugging it from the wall and hitting the power button a few times to drain every but of juice. Only then will your mobo need that CMOS battery
Dont CMOS Batteries only work when the PC isnt plugged in? Which would mean even if you restarted it nothing would change
As soon as the power is off to the mb setings to made to the bios wil reset to defoult .... Its comon to reset bios this way when u make error moves and set some incorect setings to your bios resulting on unstable startups or completly freazes on powering on PC
Doubt it, When your power is off, PSU stops supplying any Power, You can test it with a multimeter,
@@Snowaxe3D PSU still supplies +5SB, which is why it can turn on, it's not unreasonable to also use it for bypassing the CMOS battery
I think it works on laptop but removing it will make your portable into a pc
You are right. The cmos is powered by the 5vsb supply in the psu. My psu cansupply up to 3 amps in standby
No it wouldn't, until you really cut the power. If the the PC is just shutdown, then nothing happens, the motherboard needs to not get any power for about 5-10seconds, before the bios actually resets.
Got it
Why didn't you restart it and see what happened?
He didn't want to ruin the computer
@@MegaDroinits a test bench and the pc only resets the bios parameters
hmm, i've been taught that the BIOS is stored in ROM, which is non-volatile (retains data after power loss) ans that the CMOS just stores user data for the BIOS (like profiles, clock, etc). so realistically, wouldn't it affect the clock and maybe some overclocking features?
Bios settings are stored in special ram, not your sticks, bios itself is stored in EPRom
@@wolfrig2000 yeah, ROM
The cut is so perfect 🤣🤣🤣
Just rebooting you'll be fine, but when you cold start you'll get the Check Sum error.
I did remove the bios battery since i need to clean the mother and the gpu is now stuck at 210mhz 💀
No I never wondered that. & I still don’t.
what would happen if the cmos get dropped on the motherboard?
Lol I've replaced a ton of cmos battery's when systems are still on.
So what happens if the cmos battery function is integrated with a laptop battery that may be defective?
So far it has showcased an infinite boot and automatic repair loop, and recently added a triggered bitlocker to the mix.
I unlock bitlocker and it start bootloop/autorepair cycle before telling me bitlocker is triggered again
My school laptop has a destroyed battery and I tried removing the CMOS battery and it just said Real Time Clock Power Loss 005
Pls someone answer. What happens if you drop the CMOS battery at the motherboard? Will the motherboard get damage?
Bro my semos battery sometimes falls of its holder when i shift my pc even a little bit...what should i do now😢?
Hey, I need help. Well my old pc has been doing some weird buzzing noise. So it happened like this: I opened pc ok I unplugged CMOS battery and restarted the PC. From now on it is foing that noise.
Cmos battery out after broblem pc analog input self test how to fix
I had to change my CMOS battery as my pc wasn't starting giving Chassis Intrude error. It fixed the problem but now my monitor screen is turnin on and off after sec. I reset my bios but it's the same.
I recently replaced my cmos battery. And now 5-10 mins into startup i’m getting BSOD. I’m sure it’s likely a super easy fix. Probs a BIOS setting. I just dont know what that fix is…
@Kumari_44 probably a raid ahci issue preventing windows from booting depending on how it was installed
After i reset cmos and my os gone? What happen? Even i set my ssd os 1st boot.
Dropping? Imagine touching board with the tool while removing😂
a metal one, sparky sparky
i have no cmos battery i just dont have a clock its fine
When I run my school laptop without clock battery it just says POST Error Real time clock power Loss and if u press enter its gone
Is it normal that the cmos arrived a little scratched in a supposed new mobo? Bought from amazon as new, and the outside got also some scratches on top but no other sign as I am concerned
That is odd it could have been from shipping but I don’t think I have ever noticed that before. You should check the sellers reputation if it wasn’t sold by Amazon to see if anyone has had similar issues.
@@mattscomputerservices Everything with the sellers appeared fine, also everything else in the box, the m.2 heatsinks tapes, the cpu socket protector? The other accesories , so everything was fine except for the cmos and the outside of the box
I literally didn’t look this up
I have CMOS setting error
I rhought my pc broke so i destroyed it then i checked what the beep meant and it was the battery it needed changing 😂
This batery is just to keep your bios setings...when ut pc is off Nothing more...
normal i doo it on the run if the cmos is empty why? its easy my cmos ist only for time and at a 2pin hadder :D
I prefer my cmos battery died, how? I cant fix it because is gonna break.
I tried doing it on my school laptop and it just said Real Time Clock Power Loss 005
Can anyone tell me how to remove the lock on bios? I recently bought a 6th gen bundle, and when I tried to access the bios, it asked for a password.
It's after replace cmos battery? Before that if you access bios with password or not?
What is a cmos battery and what does it do
He quite literally told you the entire purpose of it midway through
Great 👍👍
Isn’t that when you are supposed to replace them so nothing is lost due to lack of power? If you are afraid of dropping the battery, place a paper towel over the area around the slot, replaced said battery, remove the paper towel. 😂
What will happen if we remove processor from a running computer 😅😅😅
I touch mine and it turned off lol
On laptop i think it power off
It won't
@@nguyentruongminh4722 ok
Then thats not the checksum error
@@PeashooterProductions I did this and nothing happen untill I turned off my laptop and disconnect the charger and battery
Try removing the cpu
*power turns off*
OH SHIT STOP THE VIDEO
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Cmos battery out after broblem pc analog input self test how to fix
i have no cmos battery i just dont have a clock its fine
This is due to you are using the laptop that does not use CMOS battery