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When booting a Gigabyte Technology P4 Titan Series 848P a bios message appears stating that there is a date error.<br />
I go into the BIOS change the date and time, save then exit. This changes the date but only untill the next reboot.<br />
I'm wondering whether I should start by replacing the battery and if so how to go about it.
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When booting a Gigabyte Technology P4 Titan Series 848P a bios message appears stating that there is a date error.
I go into the BIOS change the date and time, save then exit. This changes the date but only untill the next reboot.
I'm wondering whether I should start by replacing the battery and if so how to go about it.

bios date error message

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