This video tutorial explains how to locate and remove the CMOS battery from different types of motherboards, including ATX, M80X, and Mini ITX. It provides step-by-step instructions for removing and replacing the battery, highlighting the differences in battery placement and connection across motherboard types. The video also discusses common reasons for removing the CMOS battery, such as troubleshooting issues like loss of monitor signal or overclocking problems. The tutorial is aimed at those performing basic PC troubleshooting and encourages viewers to ask questions in the comments.

Where is the CMOS battery typically located on an ATX motherboard?

• Near the CPU socket

• Near the GPU slot

• Near the RAM slots

• Near the power supply

What is the appearance of the CMOS battery on a Mini ITX motherboard?

• It is uncovered and looks like a coin

• It is embedded in the motherboard

• It is covered in black plastic and has a small plug

• It is located inside the CPU socket

How do you remove the CMOS battery on an ATX motherboard?

• Twist it counterclockwise

• Pull it straight up

• Push the lock and it will pop out

• Press it down and slide it out

What should you do to replace the CMOS battery on an ATX motherboard?

• Slide it into the slot

• Twist it clockwise

• Press it down and turn it

• Push the battery inward until it locks in place

How do you remove the CMOS battery on a Mini ITX motherboard?

• Twist it counterclockwise

• Pull it straight up

• Detach the small plug from the motherboard

• Press it down and slide it out

What is one reason you might need to remove the CMOS battery?

• To install a new GPU

• To reset the BIOS settings to default

• To upgrade the CPU

• To clean the motherboard

What happens if you remove the CMOS battery for 5 minutes?

• The CPU will overheat

• The BIOS settings will be reset to default

• The motherboard will be damaged

• The RAM will be cleared

What issue might be resolved by removing the CMOS battery?

• Keyboard not working

• PC not powering on

• Monitor signal loss

• Mouse not responding

What should you do if you have more questions after watching the video?

• Write them in the comment section below the video

• Search online for answers

• Ask a friend

• Contact the motherboard manufacturer

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