XPost: comp.os.ms-windows.misc, alt.windows95, alt.windows98   
   From: bbucket@nul.edu   
      
   "DaveC"  wrote in message   
   news:0001HW.BBE450F6004058D6F0305600@news.in   
   dividual.net...   
   > We've replaced the battery with a new   
   lithium "coin" battery. Date and time   
   > still lost at power-on.   
   >   
   > Since replacing battery, other symptoms   
   have appeared (have to check with   
   > owner to define "wonky behavior"...)   
   >   
   > Why would date & time still get lost?   
   >   
      
   Dave,   
      
   Can you set time and date in BIOS setup,   
   save settings, boot the operating system,   
   and see if correct date and time show.   
      
   If not, shutdown to power-off state, then   
   start, reenter BIOS setup, and see if   
   correct date and time show. Failure here   
   would suggest a bad or wrong battery.   
      
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