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IjeBos:
So, exactly as I said.
Maybe ask Grok next time before running ur mouth.

IjeBos:
So, exactly as I said.
Maybe ask Grok next time before running ur mouth.

bemeruca:
My laptops don't have Cmos battery. My surface and HP. The macs don't have it.

Cmos battery usage does not have anything to do with the Generation of processor you are running. It is a motherboard design choice. Some manufacturers keep it there as a easy way to reset bios. Some keep it to keep pc time correct. But you don't need it. Your pc will work fine without the battery

IjeBos:
Dumbass still being a dumbass.
You should go and argue with Basilico and Grok.

GloriousGbola:
you are a complete dunce if you think your computer will work fine when it is not keeping correct time

really and truly, you know nothing and you are proud of broad casting it

first of all

https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/tech-takes/what-is-cmos-battery-how-to-remove-and-replace

this is a link from HP

every statement from you is a coinfession that you are a dunce

you were sharing screenshots the other day that were obviously captured by time tracking software -

so if you are doing remote work and you are being tracked and your computer time is wrong - whoever is auditing you will assume you are lying as every file on your pc has a time stamp

you will also have challenges updating windows because the time on your pc does not match the time of servers

you are a small boy who has never actually worked in an office, so you dont know what happens if you send an email at 10pm wednesday while your pc says you sent it at 5pm sunday


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3grV2a15ehU

the boy in the video likely the same age as you - but se the value he is adding to society -
can you try to be something more than a failed troll?

IjeBos:
Dumbass still being a dumbass.
You should go and argue with Basilico and Grok.

basilico:
https://www.nairaland.com/4508641/american-politics-thread-trump-47th/5052#134959830

Don't remind me that You rarely get 12V DC solar panels nowadays.

bemeruca:
Lmao okoro changed cmos battery for no reason, and he is singing like he cured cancer

basilico:
I believe bemeruca has a Mac. They are usually ahead, Bill Gates stole windows from Apple.

basilico:
I believe bemeruca has a Mac. They are usually ahead, Bill Gates stole windows from Apple.

GloriousGbola:
you are a complete dunce if you think your computer will work fine when it is not keeping correct time

really and truly, you know nothing and you are proud of broad casting it

first of all

https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/tech-takes/what-is-cmos-battery-how-to-remove-and-replace

this is a link from HP

every statement from you is a coinfession that you are a dunce

you were sharing screenshots the other day that were obviously captured by time tracking software -

so if you are doing remote work and you are being tracked and your computer time is wrong - whoever is auditing you will assume you are lying as every file on your pc has a time stamp

you will also have challenges updating windows because the time on your pc does not match the time of servers

you are a small boy who has never actually worked in an office, so you dont know what happens if you send an email at 10pm wednesday while your pc says you sent it at 5pm sunday


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3grV2a15ehU

the boy in the video likely the same age as you - but se the value he is adding to society -
can you try to be something more than a failed troll?

IjeBos:
You don't seem to even understand the function of a RTC or even a clock if you say that.
Computers need synchronization.
Without a clock a computer won't run.

bemeruca:
Mumu, the youtube video you posted proved my point. the computer he was working on does not have a CMOS battery.
you are so foolish you don't even check before you post.

I said computers with no CMOS battery use the internal battery to keep the PC time correct, etc. So, what are you posting? What point did you make?

IjeBos:
You don't seem to even understand the function of a RTC or even a clock if you say that.
Computers need synchronization.
Without a clock a computer won't run.

basilico:
They can use NTP , can't they?

GloriousGbola:
As always you can only look at videos because you are unable to read. Did you not read the link from hp?

I guess when you are into better learning through memes that what we can expect.

Go to the hp link - illiterate!

IjeBos:
A clock is like a metronome.
It keeps things in sync and tells events when to occur.
The computer has to know even when to go the the NTP server and get the date, something tells it that.

IjeBos:
A clock is like a metronome.
It keeps things in sync and tells events when to occur.
The computer has to know even when to go the the NTP server and get the date, something tells it that.

bemeruca:
Mumu, the youtube video you posted proved my point. the computer he was working on does not have a CMOS battery.
you are so foolish you don't even check before you post.

I said computers with no CMOS battery use the internal battery to keep the PC time correct, etc. So, what are you posting? What point did you make?

Frequently Asked Questions
What is CMOS in a computer?
CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor) in a computer refers to the small amount of memory on a motherboard that stores the BIOS settings, including system time and hardware configuration. The CMOS is powered by the CMOS battery.
Do laptops have CMOS batteries?
Yes, laptops do have CMOS batteries. They serve the same function as in desktop computers, maintaining BIOS settings and the system clock when the laptop is powered off.
What is the CMOS battery meaning?
The term “CMOS battery” refers to the battery that powers the CMOS chip on a computer’s motherboard. It’s named after the technology used in the chip it powers.
How long does a CMOS battery last?
A typical CMOS battery can last between 2 to 10 years, depending on various factors such as the quality of the battery, operating conditions, and how often the computer is

basilico:
They can use NTP , can't they? Of you remove your landfill computer CMOS you can use this .

basilico:
In a LAN you have the NTP server. If you don't know about Windows Server , any computer on the domain automatically uses the Domain Controller to obtain the time. An inhouse exchange server must have correct timestamps for every message sent or recieved. If you set your domain Controller time wrong every domain PV will display that irrespective of it's CMOS. Not always if you manually set every workstation to use a different NTP server. Once a workstation boots up ,using DHCP it gets info from the nearest DC including the time.
A standalone can also be set to use a time server

GloriousGbola:
from the link


but since bemuruca is the kind of nigger the white massa is looking for - the one who you hide things from by putting them in writing - he will never see this .

bemeruca:
So? Servers update their clocks through NTP how is that too hard to comprehend. Even the router in your house or switch if you have one Use NTP to keep accurate time. Would you say they have cmos battery or RTP?

basilico:
In a LAN you have the NTP server. If you don't know about Windows Server , any computer on the domain automatically uses the Domain Controller to obtain the time. An inhouse exchange server must have correct timestamps for every message sent or recieved. If you set your domain Controller time wrong every domain PV will display that irrespective of it's CMOS. Not always if you manually set every workstation to use a different NTP server. Once a workstation boots up ,using DHCP it gets info from the nearest DC including the time.
A standalone can also be set to use a time server

GloriousGbola:
my pc last sync with the server was 1am. over 20 hours ago. so if my cmos battery is dead, and i start the pc after leaving it off for five days while working in a 9 to 5 office, i can very likely have my pc working with wrong time and date. this was THE EXACT SCENARIO with a member of my team

by the way - since you are supposed to be the leader to that small boy, people do not put pcs in landfills - they send them to ewaste recycling centers. the least you can do is try not to sound like the cl;one of the dunce troll of this thread

IjeBos:
You are taken for granted how a computer works.
If you use WOL, how does a computer know when to poll for that signal when the power is off?
A compter is a basic clock with instructions happening at set intervals (rising edge, falling edge, etc) based on that clock.

bemeruca:
You are an idiot, Just because some laptops have a fingerprint reader does not mean all laptops have it.
How do you post a link saying laptops have CMOS, then think all laptops have it only to post a video showing a laptop that does not have it? You are a special kind of monkey

IjeBos:
You are taken for granted how a computer works.
If you use WOL, how does a computer know when to poll for that signal when the power is off?
A compter is a basic clock with instructions happening at set intervals (rising edge, falling edge, etc) based on that clock.

GloriousGbola:
my pc last sync with the server was 1am. over 20 hours ago. so if my cmos battery is dead, and i start the pc after leaving it off for five days while working in a 9 to 5 office, i can very likely have my pc working with wrong time and date. this was THE EXACT SCENARIO with a member of my team

by the way - since you are supposed to be the leader to that small boy, people do not put pcs in landfills - they send them to ewaste recycling centers. the least you can do is try not to sound like the cl;one of the dunce troll of this thread

GloriousGbola:
bemaga are you able to read? simple question

even yahoo school you have to read.

no wonder you have failed at everything

basilico:
Now you are talking like you gone to a lecture theatre .
You know you can pass parameters like static routes and NTP when a computer on the LAN boots up.