If not, simply removing the battery will cause a power loss to the motherboard, and the CMOS will reset. The second is by changing the BIOS battery. The CMOS battery is a small pin found on the ...

The first easy step is to reset the CMOS and see if it helps you boot into Windows. To reset or clear CMOS, follow these steps: Force shut down your computer by pressing and holding the power button.

The issue could be caused either by stuck Windows Update services or by system file corruption. Try the following solutions sequentially to resolve the problem: Run the Windows Update troubleshooter ...