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Accessing ThinkPad 360 CMOS Battery

Discussion in 'PC Hardware' started by NapCat, 2005/11/29.

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    NapCat

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    I am trying to revive an IBM ThinkPad 360 laptop. At bootup it displays error 192. I have determined that this indicates a bad CMOS backup battery. I have opened the obvious access points on the underside of the laptop, but cannot see the CMOS battery. I have no experience with laptop PCs. Can anyone guide me thru the steps necessary to access the backup CMOS battery?
     
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    sparrow

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    suggest you download and consult the manual from this page.
     
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    mattman

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    As a suggestion, register the machine at their Support website, it does not matter that the product is out of warranty. You then get a "support" page of your own that lists all the drivers and manuals for it (I have even come across maintenance/repair manuals). All the information is listed for you about your model. IBM have some of the best technical resources.

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