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Hello !
I have an issue with my BIOS where i can’t change a thing in it and after several tries on installing different Linux distributions, it keeps failing to boot after the asked reboot at the end of the installation.
I can’t find the CMOS battery on my motherboard to hard reset the computer to factory mode, and I’m a bit ashamed lol !
If anyone can help me, i’ll take it ! Thanks in advance !
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When the ACER logo appears, press and hold ‘‘Alt+F10’’ until screen changes. Hopefully you won’t need to dig for the battery.
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It doesn’t work at all ! This combination of keys don’t make a thing and I can’t edit anything other than the date / hours + the user password on the Bios, the others are grey
Then this seems to be an 1-way. Try to find a trustwotrhy disassembly guide for your acer. Blueprints are hard to find normally, so youtube might be the best choice.
That's why I posted here, I didn't find any blueprints or videos with my computer in two days lol !
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These Acer "Cloudbooks" use a capacitor backed CMOS RAM, with a reference BIOS setting stored in NVRAM. If the machine has problems with saving BIOS settings, it is due to a bad primary battery, as it is held with a supercapacitor on these. I do not see a CMOS battery on the motherboard on this laptop.
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Hello friend, did you find the solution? I have the same problem.
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