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Error after CMOS replacement


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This could be due to installing an incorrect or corrupt BIOS update. The CMOS itself is powered by a dedicated battery, so you might also get the CMOS checksum error if the CMOS battery is weak, bad, or old. Power surges or improperly disconnecting your PC from a power outlet can also cause the CMOS checksum error.

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