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18-Mar-2010, 12:56 AM #1
Need to short out the CMOS battery
Hi, my laptop is stuck at the BIOS screen requesting a password when none was assigned, i've troubleshooted this to be a manufacturing error and I need to short out the CMOS battery the model is a Toshiba satellite P205D-S7802. How can I get to it to short it out?
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18-Mar-2010, 05:34 AM #2
Try searching the Toshiba support site for specific instructions for your motherboard on how to reset (not short out) the CMOS battery.

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