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Okay here’s a rundown of what i did. Got the battery out, waited for about 15-20 minutes, Put the gpu in, I turned on the computer for about 20 secs then held the power off, then I waited for a bit, took out the gpu, put the battery in, and the gpu in once again. Good or bad?

Okay, thank you. I got the battery out, and turned on the system for about three seconds (with the GPU placed back in). Then I turned it back off. Was that enough time or do I leave it on for longer? Do I take the GPU out while I do it or no?

I know this is a late reply, so my apologies. But I was wondering, is removing the CMOS battery safe and what should I expect when turning on the pc without the battery? And what will happen, also how would I remove the battery? I’m terribly sorry for the splurge of questions, I’m just being safe.

Wait. Now my Ezdebug led show that CPU isn’t blinking on and off. Its just staying on. The same with ram, but thats obvious. Is my CPU also screwed up as well??

Whats the jumper cable? I never heard of that before.

This is helpful. Thanks for the response. But I do wonder, how do I clear my CMOS if I can’t do anything on the computer itself? Since ram is necessary to show anything on the screen.

I’m also new here, hello. I’m not sure if this was the right thread to post this issue to but here I am. So here’s a quick backstory. I have a Ryzen 5 2600 Oc’d @4.00ghz With a GTX 1060 (upgrading to GTX 1070) (Used to have) 16Gb ram And a B350 gaming plus motherboard. I had my ram overclocked...