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19 minutes ago, My dude said:

So how I can fix the real time clock malfunction?

Your CMOS Battery is dying, buy another one and stick it in there

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Five short beeps on startup no post or screen output on gigabyte x/z/h 170

 

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6 minutes ago, My dude said:

Five short beeps on startup no post or screen output on gigabyte x/z/h 170

 

The 5 short beeps is a real time clock malfunction.

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5 Short beeps : Real Time Clock Malfunction

5 Long beeps : RAM Malfunction

 

1 short beep : approx. time it would have taken you to open your motherboard manual

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41 minutes ago, Generallee said:

5 Short beeps : Real Time Clock Malfunction

5 Long beeps : RAM Malfunction

 

1 short beep : approx. time it would have taken you to open your motherboard manual

So how I can fix the real time clock malfunction?

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19 minutes ago, My dude said:

So how I can fix the real time clock malfunction?

Your CMOS Battery is dying, buy another one and stick it in there

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Just now, Generallee said:

Your CMOS Battery is dying, buy another one and stick it in there

It's year and half motherboard

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1 minute ago, My dude said:

It's year and half motherboard

Well maybe the battery came defective or maybe you left your computer unplugged from the wall for too much time

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2 minutes ago, Generallee said:

Well maybe the battery came defective or maybe you left your computer unplugged from the wall for too much time

For over night the PC was unplugged

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1 minute ago, My dude said:

For over night the PC was unplugged

The cmos battery should be able to hold charge for months at a time, for the time being just change yours and see if the problem disappears

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3 minutes ago, Generallee said:

The cmos battery should be able to hold charge for months at a time, for the time being just change yours and see if the problem disappears

Ok

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41 minutes ago, My dude said:

Ok

Damn bro u got black magic it's working

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