When battery is changed date and image size need resetting

Try the battery first. Make sure to do the all reset inside of the watch after changing the battery. If it is not the battery send it to Casio. They may change out the complete module.

Remove the coin cell battery on the motherboard for a few minutes, long enough for the bios to reset. Reinstall the battery, boot the PC and reset the date and time.

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it should be 3.0 volt lithium watch battery 2016. Battery is dying an not holding its tsr programs on the cpu an reseting to defualt cmos
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Make sure the Date & Time are set correctly on your machine. That can interfere with Windows Update. If your computer has the wrong date/time, you need a new cmos battery (available anywhere). Then, If you are running Windows 7, try the "Windows Update - Reset" options here... http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/91738-windows-update-reset.html?filter

I would take the battery out then put it back in. It should reset. But you will need to put all the other things like time/date etc...

Put all default setting on CMOS setup and then set the date by checking that the replaced one battery is energetic enough to meet the system requirement. I mean to say having 3V as it should have.

best of luck!

Hi,

when you first power up the machine, go into the bios settings and check the clock in there, if this is wrong, it will reset your windows system time. Reset to the proper time and then when you go into windows your time should be correct, if not, correct it and restart. If the problem persists and the bios time resets itself, you will need to change your bios battery. This is a flat cell type battery, usually a cr2032. They are cheap and easy to replace and should sort your problem.

Hope this is helpful.

Here's the instructions on how to do that :
Quick Instructions on Setting the Date/Time:

1. To set the current date and time, press and hold down the SET/EDIT button for a few seconds. Release the SET/EDIT button when the Month (M) and Day (D) indicators start flashing.
   Note: The unit will revert back to normal display if no other key is pressed for 10 seconds.
2. While the Month (M) and Day (D) indicators are flashing press the LOCK button to cycle through the 3 available date formats.
3. Once you have chosen an appropriate date format press the SHIFT button to switch between each of the different DATE, MONTH, YEAR, HOUR, and MINUTE fields. The field that is currently active will start flashing. To change the field's value press the LOCK button. Each stroke of the LOCK button moves one value up.
   Note: If you go past the current year, you will need to press the LOCK button to cycle through the year 2189 and back up to the current year.
4. Once you are finished setting the Date and Time press the Set/Edit button to return to the normal display. The Date/Time Stamper is now ready to print.

The manual for this device can be found here :
http://images.cableorganizer.com/dymo-label-printer/DateMark_Time-Manual.pdf

Try changing the time and date in the BIOS and then save the changes and exit. Then turn the computer off.

Wait a few minutes then turn the computer back on and if the date resets back to 2001 then that means the battery on the motherboard is bad and would need to be replaced cause that means the BIOS isn't keeping information in memory.

The battery you would need is a cr2032 battery. Here is an enlarged image of the battery Im talking about:

http://media.digikey.com/photos/Panasonic%20Photos/CR2032.jpg

.The settings will be saved if you entered and give OK

Once the main battery is removed for an extended period of time, the time and date settings will be reset to the default setting, and an icon will start flashing in your LCD monitor to notify you that the time and date has been reset.
Through the eye view finder you can see the settings detail.