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October 13th, 2011 08:00

Both of those errors are tied to a bad realtime clock chip - not the battery (or CMOS battery).  Having that chip replaced will solve both - you will need a shop that can do board-level soldering (not a typical parts-swapper like Geek Squad, EasyTech,etc., which will simply tell you they must replace the system board.

Expect a clock chip replacement to run $150-200, part and labor (about 1/3 the cost of a replacement mainboard).

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October 13th, 2011 04:00

By the way. In my hardware I have a PCI device that is not working properly. But I can not figure out how to find the relevant driver, because the device is presented as unknow. My laptop is a Dell M1730. Could that be the root of the probelm with my real time clock?

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October 13th, 2011 04:00

The real-time clock chip needs to be replaced - which requires a soldered mainboard repair (or replacement of the mainboard).

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October 13th, 2011 08:00

Bugger. Bought the pc used 2 weeks ago, and the clock worked ok. Well, cant win them all. Thanks for your time and advice

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October 13th, 2011 08:00

Thanks ejn63. Any chance of it only being the battery that needs replacement?

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October 13th, 2011 08:00

Thanks ejn63. Any chance of it only being the battery that needs replacement?

Will the possible change of chip cover both errors?

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