HP ELITEBOOK 820 G3 G4 CMOS BIOS BATTERY REMOVAL DISASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT OR RESET

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RE: CMOS BATTERY LOCATION
I will show you in this video how to replace the CMOS battery for the HP ELITEBOOK 820 G3/G4
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[@karyanaukar5803]

Funtastic !!!
I have the exact same model
To unscrew the cover it’s easy .. from then you’re screwed !!!

[@localnj]

Ha!! That's crazy, I'm all about taking things apart, but here I am with a extra CR2032 expecting some easy pull the back cover, slap it in on my company laptop with a dead cmos! Nope! Ridiculously over complicated placement. IT department... here you go.

[@qillerdaemon9331]

I have this model HP laptop, it runs great with Linux Mint! But seriously?! You have to practically pull the whole damn laptop apart to get to the stinking little CMOS battery? There appears to be plenty of space inside for a more easily accessible battery slot, but they sandwiched it *under* the stupid mo-bo. Earlier models of Elitebooks just made you pull the back cover and pull the battery holder to replace the coin battery. Just plain silly and awful component packing.

[@tomiodugbemi3354]

hello, can you help with where the cmos battery is for HP elitebook 1030 G2

[@alixayaanahmed9207]

Can this help my laptop black screen but no display the power button blinking issue

[@jimmylovuihow8381]

Hi, may i know how many pins is the CMOS battery for this model? Is HP 820 G4 having the same cmos battery?
Thanks

[@fixtasticcontents1925]

Hi - it’s been a while but I think it was 2 pins and G4 would be similar too.
Please can you subscribe to the channel. Thanks in advance.

[@jimmylovuihow8381]

@@fixtasticcontents1925 Noted with Thanks. Done Subscribed and LIKE.

[@charleliebories1619]

Hello, thanks for the video, I tried to remove it to reset my bios. It worked : it said that the bios has been factory reset but I still need to enter a password, do you have any Idea ?

[@fixtasticcontents1925]

Hello - You will need to buy a replacement bios chip and old chip needs to be removed and new one soldered on. There is services where they do this and some also request from manufacturer the unlocking code.

[@antoninmeunier]

Hello, my PC doesn't power on while unplugged. I guess it's this little battery right? Will it reset anything if I remove it ?

[@fixtasticcontents1925]

Hello, try this method - Take the main system battery out and hold the power button down for 30 seconds and then put the battery back in.

[@doojookin]

Would this method apply to the HP elitebook 725 G3

[@doojookin]

@@fixtasticcontents1925 that’s great thank you, currently In the process !

[@fixtasticcontents1925]

Hello. Sorry I commented on another comment on another video. I thought you was someone else. I honestly wouldn’t know in regards to the 725 g3 but they are similar in regards to build. Let me know how you get on and if it’s the same method? Thanks.

[@attilasax1322]

Hello! Will removing the cmos battery reset the bios password?

[@fixtasticcontents1925]

Hello - No it won’t reset the bios password.

[@kalyanakumar619]

Hi Friend,
I tried finding CMOS battery in my HP laptop but it's missing.
Any idea where it could be secretly placed.
I searched for coin shaped CMOS battery but I failed

[@fixtasticcontents1925]

Hello friend- have you got the same model laptop? Also the only thing I can suggest is check on both sides of the motherboard.

[@shock1136]

@@fixtasticcontents1925 mine is HP eliteBook g20 g2. I want to remove it and put it back to reset my BIOS could you help me please

[@andrewmcbean6956]

I liked this laptop until I realized that you had to remove practically everything just to replace the cheapest part (a cmos battery). Poor engineering where that is concerned

[@JP-kp7mu]

en realidad tremenda idiotes, acitvar la seguridad bios en estas maquinas, ya que ademas el soporte no da una respuesta y bloquean el en la comunidad de soporte diciendo que por seguridad, sin dar la mas minima real que es tremendo fallo en BIOS de HP, hay que saber aceptar cuando un BUG es el problema, pq hasta enviando el equipo a servicio oficial lo que hacen es cambiar el chip del BIOS... menos mal ahora existen las redes sociales y la gente puede saber sobre el pobre soporte en cuanto a los BUG

[@JP-kp7mu]

esto que has puesto en el video es perder el tiempo, esto no resetea el bios, para nada