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<title>Should I password protect my BIOS?</title>
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<title>How often should I replace my CMOS battery, and what does it do, anyway?</title>
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<description>Replacing a computer&apos;s CMOS battery isn&apos;t difficult, but since CMOS batteries last so long it&apos;s often not even necessary.</description>


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