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Asked by HMCS in Computer Motherboards, Miscellaneous Hardware, Windows Vista
I recently got a checksum error on my Gateway computer model GT5662 and I have learned that the problem might be the CMOS battery.
My motherboard is this: ECS MCP61PM-6M 2.1.
I need to know what type of battery is required for this motherboard.
The computer has been having of late mysterious "crashes" where the screen will go black and sometimes (rarely) will the computer freeze up. Sometimes it takes several tries to get the computer to cold boot in the morning or after it has been on awhile.
This checksum error I got later this morning is the first time I have seen it on this computer.
Please advise :-)
PS: I am running Vista Home Premium 32 bit with 3 GB ram. The computer is about 24 to 32 months old,
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