Asrock 775i65G Motherboard "change bios date" Questions

change the date/time or to set default settings. Already i have tried with 4 bios battery. Otherwise everything works fine...How splve the problem...pls suggest....with thanks it has to be the battery

...bios date changed MB battery already; PC boots up very slow. Please Help! It looks like you have the latest BIOS, but I would flash it again, evidently something went wrong, if flashing with v3.0 ...

...when ever i switch on the system. and i have changed the BIOS battery even after changing the battery same problem repeated. how to get rid out of it. I supose you have set the correct date in

...by a flat BIOS battery. The BIOS battery is ususlly a 20mm dia. 3 volt lithium battery type CR2030 Replace the BIOS battery and then configure the Date and Time and you won't get this error

...bios using the arrow keys scroll to load optimised defaults You will also need to reset the time and date. In the main or system setup screen you should be able to see the date and time Using your ...

...on the Time icon on the Task Bar, then the clock will appear, and you can change the date and time. change CMOS battery on your motherboard after set the time in bios please let me know this ...

change, try go to the bios setup and load "bios setup default." after that change the time setting on the bios. please find time setting and set it with a current ime in your area. after setting press

...BIOS Date & Time. When I start My PC each & every time CMOS Error is coming I all ready changed CMOS Battery but the same position every day. Advance Thanks .......... for helping me........ ...

...change the Date and Time and when you next boot up your computer the Date changes to some previous date then the CMOS/BIOS battery is flat and it needs to be replaced. Most motherboard use a 3 volt ...

...BIOS. Cannot change system date. I got problem with BIOS system date, i can't change date, because every time resets to null. When i write somenthing its quickly reset. I have change my CMOS ...