Timer not operational?

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by BigMikeDogg, Jun 2, 2007.

  1. BigMikeDogg

    BigMikeDogg Private E-2

    Hey all. I want to first say that if this question has already been answered, I am sorry for asking it again. I looked but couldn't find it. That said, here I go. So I woke up this morning and turned on my computer and it didn't start up, but it gave 4 beeps rising in tone. I looked up the codes and I think that it means that my "timer is not operational." My question is: can that be fixed? If it can, how do I go about it? And if it IS fried, how could it have happened so I don't have this problem again. OK, I realize that is 3 questions but all the same... Thanks for any help you can give.

    Mike
     
  2. profdlp

    profdlp Private E-2

    I'd spend three bucks on a new CMOS battery and see if that makes a difference. :)
     

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