I recently got a CMOS checksum error when booting, and the clock would not
hold the date and time.  I also was no longer able to use the modem (the
modem definition got removed from the modem options somehow).  The computer
"froze up" when I tried adding a modem.  Because of the clock problem, the
first thing I did was replace the battery.  This did not help. I was
temporarily able to eliminate the CMOS Checksum error message; but I still
get the I/O conflict error.  I still can't add the modem.   I went into CMOS
settings and set the settings to default.  This did not change anything.
Can you please give me a hint where to go, and what to change.  I think the
problem occurred because our four-year-old went crazy with the clicking of
the mouse and made some setting changes somewhere.

Patty Carson
Erie Custom Computer Applications, Inc. (ECCA)
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Erie PA 16505
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