It will be a few days before I can get a new one in, and unless it's
something else causing it, my PC seems to be lagging a lot since I started
getting the Warning! System battery voltage is too low warning. I thought it
would just be a risk for your BIOS settings getting lost, but

a) can this have an effect on my system when booted to Windows

and

b) what happens if the battery goes completely dead - will it still boot,
and just use the bIOS defaults?

"Lee Harris" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> It will be a few days before I can get a new one in, and unless it's
> something else causing it, my PC seems to be lagging a lot since I started
> getting the Warning! System battery voltage is too low warning. I thought
> it would just be a risk for your BIOS settings getting lost, but


a dead battery would not slow your system down "per se"
but if all settings were lost and your bios went back to defaults...
that could slow your system down.

"philo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "Lee Harris" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:Of5if.7263$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> It will be a few days before I can get a new one in, and unless it's
>> something else causing it, my PC seems to be lagging a lot since I
>> started getting the Warning! System battery voltage is too low warning. I
>> thought it would just be a risk for your BIOS settings getting lost, but
>
>
> a dead battery would not slow your system down "per se"
> but if all settings were lost and your bios went back to defaults...
> that could slow your system down.

thanks, but presumably I'd know about that because the system time would be
wrong etc?

<snip>
>>
>>a dead battery would not slow your system down "per se"
>>but if all settings were lost and your bios went back to defaults...
>>that could slow your system down.
>
>
> thanks, but presumably I'd know about that because the system time would be
> wrong etc?
>
>

good point...your time and date would probably have been reset...
so why not check your settings in the bios and see what happened.

i know i've reset *some* of my bios settings due to static electricity...
such as shuffling across the carpet in winter and plugging a device into
a USB port

> Lee Harriswrote
It will be a few days before I can get a new one in, and unless it'

> something else causing it, my PC seems to be lagging a lot since
started
> getting the Warning! System battery voltage is too low warning.
thought it
> would just be a risk for your BIOS settings getting lost, bu
>
> a) can this have an effect on my system when booted to Window
>
> an
>
> b) what happens if the battery goes completely dead - will it stil
boot,
> and just use the bIOS defaults

You need to change it out as soon as possible. I had one go dead i
the middle of a boot and it wound up a real mess

Normally, it just sets your bios to default and you have to reset you
clock. But, I wouldn't want to take that chance

Cheer

In message <8D6if.7274$(E-Mail Removed)> "Lee Harris"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>
>"philo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> "Lee Harris" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:Of5if.7263$(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> It will be a few days before I can get a new one in, and unless it's
>>> something else causing it, my PC seems to be lagging a lot since I
>>> started getting the Warning! System battery voltage is too low warning. I
>>> thought it would just be a risk for your BIOS settings getting lost, but
>>
>>
>> a dead battery would not slow your system down "per se"
>> but if all settings were lost and your bios went back to defaults...
>> that could slow your system down.
>
>thanks, but presumably I'd know about that because the system time would be
>wrong etc?
>

Probably, although it's possible that your OS corrects this before you
notice.

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