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HP Pavilion 595-p0084
Microsoft Windows 11

I upgraded my HP Pavilion 595-p0084 to Windows 11 over a year ago, and have had no problems until a few days ago.

 

I have my PC plugged into a power surge strip which I turn on then press the power button on the HP. Again, no problems for easily over a year, but now, when I power up the surge power strip, the HP power light blinks once, then there's a few seconds pause, and the computer starts up without me having to press the power button. HOWEVER, before the computer is done starting, I get a temporary (3-5 seconds) blue screen (see photo) saying I have an invalid CMOS checksum, and to check the BIOS setup; CMOS Reset (502).

 

I thought the fix would be to reinstall the BIOS, but I can't seem to find a source.....yet before I go messing things up, I request the help of you experts in such matters.

 

My thanks in advance!!!

 

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Seems a new battery is required.

BeemerBiker_0-1665322815238.png

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vXkQQGh_DY

 

Unplug from wall

press power button 3-4 times to discharge residual power

touch finger to metal case

do not force battery out as the plastic clips are easy to brreak.l

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Seems a new battery is required.

BeemerBiker_0-1665322815238.png

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vXkQQGh_DY

 

Unplug from wall

press power button 3-4 times to discharge residual power

touch finger to metal case

do not force battery out as the plastic clips are easy to brreak.l

I am a volunteer and I do not work for, nor represent, HP
If you think this reply was helpful, please mark it as so or as a solution.. Thank You!
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Thank you Beemer!!! That did the trick!!! New battery fixed it!!!

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