Cmos
It looks like you meant CMOS instead of "comos."
CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor) in a Motherboard
CMOS is a small amount of memory on a motherboard that stores BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) settings, such as:
System time and date
Boot order
Hardware configurations
Passwords and security settings
CMOS Battery
A small coin-cell battery (usually CR2032) powers CMOS to retain these settings even when the computer is turned off. If the battery dies, settings reset to default, and you may experience boot issues or incorrect system time.
Would you like help troubleshooting a CMOS-related issue?
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