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by oh smeg Accepted solution
They have what is called a Smart Socket soldered to the M'Board and this supplies power to the CMOS IC.
If you want to flatten this Power Source you have to disconnect the NB from the Mains Supply which is used to recharge the Smart Socket and leave it for about 5 years for the Power Source in the Smart Socket to go flat.
The only answer here is to either contact the Place where it was sourced or the System Maker and they will endeavor to provide a solution but only after confirming that the NB is not [b]Stolen Property.[/b]
When was the last time you tried booting with an ISO Image as well?
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