HP EliteBook 6930p Notebook PC "cmos date time set" Questions

...cmos bios Some laptop BIOS can be restored to the factory defaults in the BIOS setting - Default setting. If your BIOS does not have this option then remove the BIOS battery for 20 or more mins. When ...

...CMOS error means the Date and Time could not be updated when you change the Date and Time setting. This is caused by the flat CMOS/BIOS battery. When you replace the battery with a new one, the BIOS ...

...CMOS/configuration) Date is really outdated and wrong: check and change your Laptop Configuration setting for Date and Time. Also check your Windows Date/Time. If the date/time you enter is not ...

date It sounds as though your computer has the wrong time in the CMOS. The CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductors) is the chip that holds the basic startup information for the BIOS, system and

...CMOS Setup, check the date and time. Are they current? If not, it may be a CMOS battery that needs to be replaced. First, try entering the CMOS, saving without changing anything, then exiting. After ...

...date and time and then it will take me to a screen that say error 00161 , 00163 can you help me please I do not think you fixed the CMOS battery - (backup battery = CMOS battery) According to the ...

...cmos settings for time and date keep coming up not set every time i turn on the computer?? i have set these but they keep coming back any ideas? The cmos battery is probably dead. It'll need to be ...

...battery needs to be changed. Then you can go into the BIOS and set the Date & Time.The CMOS/BIOS will be set back to the defaults when you remove the CMOS battery and this may fix your

...date configuration in cmos setup during start. It also cannot remember the date and time I entered several times and keeps prompting me. Also, it continues to restart during WinXP setup. I suspect a ...

...CMOS battery or the laptop battery connect the power supply and power on hit F10 to enter setup if you did it right you should get right into the BIOS setup; change whatever settings you fancy, save ...