[RESOLVED] Re:Internal Battery
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Re:Internal Battery

    Hello all, I have a HP G60 214 Windows Vista Laptop.

    On start up, it gives a message saying the storage of in the battery is low, I presume it means the internal cmos battery??

    Where is the battery in the Laptop please??

    What battery do I need.

    Thanks for any help, GEP

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    Do you see that message after Windows has loaded? If so, (or even if not), it is likely referring to the main laptop battery, not the CMOS battery.

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    Smile Re:Internal battery

    Hello jdc2000 and all, I see it 10 seconds after turning computer on. Stays for 10 secs then windows starts to load up.

    Thanks for your reply, GEP

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    Since you failed to mention the complete model of the laptop in question,
    Search for the Maintenance and Service Guide at the HP website.

    It should state location of battery(s).
    Cheers.

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    I believe the HP G60 CMOS Battery


    is located under the hard drive cover on the bottom of the laptop


    (Click image for larger view)



    eBay: HP G60 CMOS Battery

    Google: HP G60 CMOS Battery

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    Re:Internal battery

    Hello Shinma, Spywaredr, will buy and replace the cmos battery first, see if that fixes it.

    Thanks for your replies, Gep

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    You're welcome.

    I'd be a bit surprised if it's the CMOS battery though. They usually last several years.

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