It may not be the CMOS battery as the following post describes. If you used an air compressor, that is quite a bit of pressure. Is it possible that the BIOS chip is loose or damaged or the battery contacts are slightly bent? This error can also be caused by a problem with the motherboard. Also not sure how long you left the battery out of the socket. Leave the battery out for at least 15 minutes (Intel recommends 30 minutes).
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It may not be the CMOS battery as the following post describes. If you used an air compressor, that is quite a bit of pressure. Is it possible that the BIOS chip is loose or damaged or the battery contacts are slightly bent? This error can also be caused by a problem with the motherboard. Also not sure how long you left the battery out of the socket. Leave the battery out for at least 15 minutes (Intel recommends 30 minutes).
https://www.dell.com/community/Desktops-General-Read-Only/Cmos-checksum-error/td-p/1734997
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20130304124811AAkPzU1&guccounter=1
http://www.l3jane.net/doc/vostro220mt/trouble.htm