The Simple way to Replace BIOS Battery HP G62 Series Laptop
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- In this video I show the simple way to replace the bios battery. In this video I use a dremel tool to cut a new access in the bottom of my computer. I had determined from disassembling a similar model laptop computer that the bios battery is the most impossible place to reach and that disassembling all the zillions of tiny little screws, ribbon cables, pop out keyboard, and tiny little plugs is probably about just as risky of a procedure as just cutting a hole in the bottom of the computer. when doing this, care much be take not to cut the internal wires or circuit board since that will definitely ruin the computer. Also there is no guarantee that the bios battery will be in this same location on other models of computers, so don't try this on any different models of manufactures unless you know exactly where the battery is. If fact use this as a last resort. It is very risky that you will permanently damage your laptop.
I was thinking of doing this before I saw your video, then five minutes later I trimmed that cover and had the machine keeping the correct time again! Shame on hp not to have access for a servicable part. In 2024 its a 20 dollar machine but can get the job done for most stuff like email. Thanks !
I am a retired pro tech who now fixes computers for a thrift store. I get so much technology in every day that I only have so much time to spend on something that is DOA. One of the known solutions is the CMOS fix. I would never spend half an hour to ReNre the CMOS battery on something that is as completely lifeless as this G62 that is in my hands right now. Let me find my Dremel....
Ignore the sceptics and critics, my friend. Nice re-engineering, YOU D MAN!
Shame on HP, not you,
Thank you so much SIR!!
If I ever need brain surgery, I hope my doctor doesn't show up with a Dremel tool. lol ..i guess that's what HP gets for making the battery so hard to get to.
LOL! You are TOO FUNNY! Thanks for the great comments!
Im here for pointers on how to change the bios batt. But u got me laughing there. U r wearing a checkerd shirt which reminded me of my late husband.. he used to fix stuff around the house. Knowing hw impatient he ws but i dont think hes as crazy as how u fixing this shit. Dont think he would go to this extent unless he ws desperate (with the cursing n swearing). Hahahaha. Anywy thank u for making me laugh in the misery of finding out. U juz made my day.
You are so welcome! Thanks for the great comments! Glad you like my videos.. Be sure to subscribe!... Thank you!!
OMG...... nooooo... my eyes noooooooooooooo, pease god nooo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!aaaghhhhhhhhhhh
Did I mention that this is an extremely risky procedure? I only recommend this as a last resort, only when the only other option is throwing the computer against the wall, then stopping on it...
*KIKIKIKIK KI KIKIKIKIK..*
You are a crazy man.i am sorry. You could remove the screws without damaging your PC.
*YOU ARE THE EISTEIN OF HP BAT BIOS FIX, FANTASTIC !!*
Thanks! Glad to be of service!!
@@jaynesnetwork *FELICITACIONES BRO , LIKE FOR YOU.*
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA WTFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
i used a holesaw (without bit) and drill press.. much cleaner solution, but thanks for showing me where the battery is
Xacto knife for clean edges. Small plastic plate to cover after with some screws and you have great fix! A computer case customized for bios battery replacement. So you don't to have to pay a geek to replace. Which is why they were designed with obsolescence in mind in the first place.
Geeks screaming on here about integrity of case, laziness and others... Some of us don't fill our head (ego) with I'm a superior tech because I spend three hours tracking screws and small plastic tips that get broken. I want to boot and use my computer not, continually, crack open the case and dabble in the dang thing.
Amen! I like the easy fixes! Life is difficult enough.. why make it harder?? Thanks for the great comments!
Why do they hide the bios battery like that ? Stupid AF. Wish i could drill my HP like that. I'd cut it in half
Which direction does the battery go in? I'm replacing the internal battery but I'm not sure which way it goes in
Usually they go with the writing up, so you can see it..
@@jaynesnetwork ok that's what I thought. Thanks. Those batteries are more confusing to put in rather than your standard everyday battery (AA, AAA 9V, etc)
this guy yaps alot and i wish i have fucking 8x speed option on youtube
just finished replacing battery with screw driver.
who designed this sh!t ?
2 broken flat cable connectors down the road plus when i finally reached battery it came out with small plastic thing that holds it in place.
Yes, I know.. That is why I avoid taking those things apart at any cost..
This is a troll , can't see any other explanation
It's not millions of screws.
That's like cutting a hole in your hood to get to your car battery. Why not simply remove all of the screws on the back and pull it off? Much easier. You couldn't do this for a customer.
It is pretty involved... you have to remove keyboard, ribbon cables.. lots of screws... it is like a never ending puzzle!
@@jaynesnetwork I know. I have done it on other keyboards. I just wouldn’t cut a hole in the back of mine. If you don’t mind, it’s all good.
I have just done it! also with a tool similar to Dremel. I bought for € 24.
For that operation (I don't know how to do it) in a technical service they charge me € 40!
A simple and fast cut thanks to your video. Every time I want to change the battery I will be grateful.
THANKS
I'm glad ti helped, Thank!!
Totally ridiculous
Jesus, that's an embarrassing hackjob. You'd forever compromise the integrity of the case just to avoid turning a screwdriver? I'm glad for the information regarding location, but as someone who's had one of these apart several times, this seems like an incredibly lazy "fix" considering that standard disassembly isn't that hard (for anyone reading this, it's fewer than 30 screws to disassemble, not "hundreds"). Tip for beginners: don't ever use a Dremel next to circuit boards and electrical components you cannot see. That's day one stuff for home electronics repair.
The last guy thought it was hilarious! Yes there is some risk in this procedure... but you didn't mention all the ribbon cables and other connectors that not only have to be unconnected... but then reconnected.. 100%!... exactly.. or the thing will not work.. Yes, if you find something useful in this video., like the location of the battery.. then I guess the video was still helpful.. even if you don't follow my advise to the tee!!! Thanks again for the great comments!!! I probably don't recommend doing this with a brand new computer... This is one that I would end up through out anyway.. so nothing left to loose by hacking up up!!
This is the best solution to remove bios battery 😂😂
No, This is a last resort, if everything else fails.. Its also depends on the problem your computer is having.. What is your computer doing??
@@jaynesnetwork YIKESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! great plan but anotherr ave for dirt, FOD and moisture to enter
just replaced mine yesterday and thought about the solution to open a hole right there! :) What the heck hp!?? what idea to hide the cmos battery like that?? I'll open the case again and try a small cylinder saw to get a clean cut right on top of the battery and have a friend to 3d print a cap for it.
A real life hack 😅
YES!
Best way its very difficult to unscrew all
This seems over-complicated. I'd rather use my trusty 2" chisel and a 1lb club hammer to achieve the same quality of job. So much quicker... ????? who does this???????? Yes its a lot of screws.. but you won't accidentally dremel through your motherboard!!!!
Yes you want to be careful not to do that.. It would be interesting to see the chisel.. Vibrations might be an issue though.. I did this video partially for the entertainment value.. Probably the manufacturer is thinking that when it come time to replace the battery.. it is probably time to replace the computer as well..
Please stay with your day time Job, you are NOT good advice < and you call yourself a Dr, Mr James , My Gosh giving Tech a bad name . they should band you
I do many different jobs.. thank you!
is there any other way just removing the screw?
Most likely this is not the issue. I would trouble shoot all other things first. I believe a lot of these mother boards develop breaks in the circuits due to thermal cycling. If you really think the bios battery is an issue this is the rout I would probably take. I have a video showing where the bios battery in an similar computer, and it is not an easy task to get to it, and with all the tiny ribbon cables that have to be reconnected, it is a risk either way. Here is the video showing where it is...
ruclips.net/video/cMczLQVsgLU/видео.html
Holy crap that is some Red Green level hackery. It only takes half an hour or less to do it the right way.
Just timed it, 17 minutes start to finish.
followed guide, pc no longer working
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
I'm glad you like it.. Thanks..
Be warned , DO NOT DOP THIS < UNLESS YOU A MAD MAN < OK DR HYDE
YES I AM A MAD MAN!! BUWHAHAHAHA!!
Never saw such a stupid repair...
I AM F** N IDET TO WEST THE TIME WATCHING.
This guy is a doctor?
Yes, My Ph.D is in vacuum tubes and high power microwaves!
he is a pathologist
well, you have definitely "cut some corners" for replacing your battery...
No Pun intended!!
Jajajajaja
Yes, That is what I was going for! Thanks for the great comments!! I'm glad you enjoyed the video..
little opening to change the BIOS Battery LOL.
YES!
It would be VERY helpful if you gave us the EXACT measurements for cutting the case. Perhaps using a doorknob hole saw kit we could make single circular cut in the case to create the access hole for CMOS battery. But PLEASE provide the exact center point or either a rectangular or circular cut into the computer case. THANKS!
I love your channel mate, keep the videos coming ^^
Thanks you have a cool channel too... Keep up the good work..
It's so creepy, put this video on dark web. 😂😂😂
Ok just tell me how to get to the dark web.. I have never been there!??
OMG you chose to ruin the case over unscrewing 12 screws...
It is actually quite a bit more complex than removing 12 screws. There are multiple ribbon cables, and plugs that are difficult to unplug, and once you get the computer apart, the battery is on the back side of the mother board, so the whole mother board must be removed. It is just a suggestion. Both paths have significant risk.
Wait.. What is a manual??? Thanks again for the great comments..
I think you are missing the possible prequel to this. The good doctor may have tried the parochial method of replacing the battery with his faith in question along the way. When faced with the challenge again he first sought inner peace and in meditation found the most passive aggressive manner to remedy the problem in the future while sending a message to the ghods. One piece he forgot to show. The new duct tape BIOS battery cover. Cheers Doctor !!
OUCHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes, maybe a little extreme.. But I though it might make an interesting video! Thanks for the great comments!
Nonsense
Thank you soooo much. that is exactly what i needed to see !
I would make sure it is not another issue before attempting this procedure, but best of luck...
Also remember, if your computer is not the exact same model, the battery could be in a different place, so you risk cutting something important, is you assume the battery is here, and it is not... best of luck...
This guy is a joke! I hope this is your personal laptop and your just lazy. If you don't have the patience and skill doing this job why demonstrate the wrong way to replace a cmos battery. The easiest and fastest I guess...Just don't expect a medal for doing this surgery Dr Jaynes. Maybe this is for entertainment purposes
hp realy sucks
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Glad you liked it!!! Thanks!
This is NOT how to replace a CMOS battery. It is absolutely irresponsible to post this kind of garbage. If you need to replace your battery, do it right. If you want to trash your laptop do it "Dr. Jaynes'" way.
Nice! Way quicker than doing a complete teardown.
Thanks!.. of course either way is risky!