RTC/CMOS Battery Location in WinBook XL2 Laptop
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Note: I am a TV, etc. (not computer) service tech. With limited disassembly of my WinBook XL2 laptop, I was unable to locate the RTC/CMOS battery which needs to be replace. I failed to find this information on the web. My "User's Manual" does not provide this information. Do you know where this battery is located? Thank You in Advance, John PS, Remove "ine" from my email address |
RTC/CMOS Battery Location in WinBook XL2 Laptop
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RTC/CMOS Battery Location in WinBook XL2 Laptop
wrote in message ... Hi, Note: I am a TV, etc. (not computer) service tech. With limited disassembly of my WinBook XL2 laptop, I was unable to locate the RTC/CMOS battery which needs to be replace. I failed to find this information on the web. My "User's Manual" does not provide this information. Do you know where this battery is located? Thank You in Advance, John PS, Remove "ine" from my email address I took a look at http://www.geek.com/hwswrev/hardware...winbookxl2.htm. When I got to thinking about it, It already has a big lithium ion battery for main power. Then why would it need a separate little battery to support RTC/CMOS. Desktops don't have a big battery to run on so it needs a little one to remember the setup configuration. Of course, I could be wrong. That has happened before. |
RTC/CMOS Battery Location in WinBook XL2 Laptop
On Sun, 7 Mar 2010 20:08:35 -0500, "Charlie"
wrote: wrote in message .. . Hi, Note: I am a TV, etc. (not computer) service tech. With limited disassembly of my WinBook XL2 laptop, I was unable to locate the RTC/CMOS battery which needs to be replace. I failed to find this information on the web. My "User's Manual" does not provide this information. Do you know where this battery is located? Thank You in Advance, John PS, Remove "ine" from my email address I took a look at http://www.geek.com/hwswrev/hardware...winbookxl2.htm. When I got to thinking about it, It already has a big lithium ion battery for main power. Then why would it need a separate little battery to support RTC/CMOS. For those times when the lithium battery was either dead or removed? Just maybe? g Desktops don't have a big battery to run on so it needs a little one to remember the setup configuration. Of course, I could be wrong. That has happened before. |
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