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2. MiniPC won't turn on after. 

3. Checked everything (different outlet, different power cable. nothing). 

4. Opened it up to look around. Nothing interesting on site. 

5. Seller says this: "please open its shell, disconnect the cmos battery cable, and then retest it."

6. WHERE IS THE CMOST BATTERY CABLE? Pics attached

 

Thank you!

 

 

 

 

 

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Not on those photos at least. Could be a bit hidden under the heatsink.

 

There's a CLR CMOS button on the top right, can try that already.

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22 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

Not on those photos at least. Could be a bit hidden under the heatsink.

 

There's a CLR CMOS button on the top right, can try that already.

 

Thank you!! for some reason i did not notice this CLEAR CMOS button on the right.

Will check and update!

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I suppose the CMOS battery in on the board behind the cooler

There's no CMOS "cable" usually tho, current gets through the board traces

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49 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

There's no CMOS "cable" usually tho, current gets through the board traces

Pretty common to have the battery wired

 

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17 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

Pretty common to have the battery wired

 

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Indeed, was thinking about standard sized mobos, I have not much experience with mini PC 🙂 

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23 minutes ago, idh1oi12jkl31jk2bgve3jk12b said:

 

so in your case it's in the back of the motherboard. and i don't have that. so i guess it's under the heat sink (front - cpu area)?

Possibly.
We can't research much about yours since we don't even know which minipc it is

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OK so, pressing the CLR CMOS WORKED!!! 

 

BUT, when i took out the case, I accidently broke a capacitator (that's what they are called), and I know it was from the back part of the mobo, but I don't know where from.  i think it's on the right just bellow the 2 other ones?

 

The PC still turns on though. SO WHAT NOW??? Can I still use it? 

 

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Wil probably be just fine. If you have issues like instabilities/crashing at some point have someone solder it back on. 

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