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Based on all the info you have provided I think you need a professional to get involved here, I am not willing to "GUESS" what might be the issue or issues (more likely more than one).
Good luck
You may have accidentally broke the controller. They are fragile. The newer cars like yours automatically set the alarm when the doors are locked from keychain remote, or locking manually. New remote, $50-100.
After replacing the batteries in your key remotes, you need to have the keyless entry module re-learn each of the remotes. This requires a diagnostic tool at the dealership or locksmith.
Lock all the doors from the inside (with all the doors closed), unlock your driver's door by manually lifting the lock, then press it back down after you are out - this will prevent the alarm from sounding when you use the key to unlock the door.
My keyless entry did the same thing on my cobalt. There are two tongs that get displaced. Atleast that's how it is in mine. I find if i hit the clicker off my hand a couple times it works. Sounds funny i know but that's the only thing i've found to work
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