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Wed, 19 Apr 2000 17:09:42 -0400
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Re: Date/Time problem
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John, your CMOS battery has likely died. Time to replace it.

-----Original Message-----

Lately when I turn my computer on it looses the Date and Time and I have to
re-enter them in BIOS setup.  Any suggestions?  Thanx for the help.

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