Laptop Clock loses time

Hi, My time clock is constantly losing the right time. I set it up and after a few hours it begins to lose its accuracy. Please help. (It's a Fujitsu Simens Amilo). Thanks. Dino

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This is a sure sign that your CMOS battery needs replacing, but you may need to take to a qualified repairer as the battery can be hard to access or even locate.

Posted on Dec 16, 2006

Anonymous Dec 17, 2006

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