MSI 760 MP DDR5 CMOS Removal

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Hi,
My motherboard has this kind of CMOS Clip. Anyone know how to release it please so I can reset my cmos?

Cheers
 
ummm no you can't do that.

Either use a CMOS reset button if your motherboard has one, or remove the battery for a minute (power off) and disconnect from wall
 
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hornetstinger said:
ummm no you can't do that.

Either use a CMOS reset button if your motherboard has one, or remove the battery for a minute (power off) and disconnect from wall
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That's the thing. I can't figure out how to release the clip to get the 2032 battery out.
 
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This is the terminal. Do I need to link the 2 sides that are uncovered?
 
The battery holder normally has a sort of spring effect on one side and you can use a flat head screwdriver to remove it.

What do you need to do this for? Rarely necessary even if you overclocked too far, since it should realise it can't boot and reset everything anyway.
 
All sorted

I was being an idiot and it didn't need doing in the end. Thanks for everyone's help.
 
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