Windows 10: reading pc coin batt

Hello
From the attachment can to tell if the coin battery is in OK shape?
There are 3 places where it could be but I do not know which to view.
TY
Peter

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Microsoft Jackpot Losing Coins in the Cloud

After reading other posts, I encountered the same problem a few days ago and lost all my coins earned in the Microsoft Jackpot game. I contacted Xbox and was finally informed (after several instructed attempts to retrieve coins) that, due to signing into
Jackpot a corrupt file appeared and removed the coins. Per Xbox, they cannot be retrieved.

Since the game automatically signs in when clicked, how can the coins then disappear? It appears it is a Microsoft issue, not Xbox.

Will you please provide instruction on how to retrieve lost coins from the Microsoft Jackpot game?

 

Max capacity of Mini SD for N80?

He he he,

I use the N80 for music playing as well, so I have a SanDisk miniSD 2GB.

Just wanna feedback what they say. For me, I'll continue with my SanDisk. He he he.

BTW, be warned, the music player of N80 is a batt power sucker. For me, it will eat up a fully charged batt with 1 bar by the end of 4 hours of continuous playing. I've read worse cases where 5 hours of continuous playinng will flatten the batt.

Cheers. ^_^;

 

Why bother?

Most, are CR3032's, please give us the batt model.

They are cheap to replace, if you are questioning it's performance -> Replace it and be done.

 

I think it is VBAT. The voltages look OK.

 

It's a CR 2032 .
Could you please tell me which is the reading for it.
Old and handicap makes it hard to do.

 

Thank you Phil.
I appreciate your help.
Peter

 

The question is - when the computer is turned on and powered up (and, heck, even if there is just power supplied to the PSU) - is VBAT power actually supplied by the battery, or is it supplied by the PSU?

 

>>Could you please suggest a better test? I have no issues wish it now and time would begin to be off bit if it was dying. I tried to remove it when i was hanging hard drives but dell has a maverick spring type clip and I tried pushing it every way. It is the positive part of continuity on the board so I did not want to break it.

 

I don't know if VBAT is supplied by the PSU when the PSU has power or not - so the VBAT reading may very well be the battery itself, I don't know. The only way to test that would be to run the software test again with the battery removed and see if VBAT still shows 3.2v. The only other way I know to check the batteru for sure would be to remove it and test it with a voltmeter and, as stated, if you are going to do that, might just as well replace it with a new one.

 

I understand and thank you.

 

Going by you posted spec's, this will show you how to remove the battery.

Coin-cell Battery; Removing The Coin-cell Battery - Dell XPS 8300 Service Manual [Page 89]

 

I don't mean to be rude but the manual and PC are not the same.
It is OK b/c I will leave it until it shows signs and at that time will get some help. TY

 

Your PC is not a Dell XPS 8300 ?

You are not being rude at all, if its the wrong manual then there is a mistake somewhere.

 

>>Thank, yes, the book dos not accurately depict the clasp or latch at all.
I tried it as I said. I have never found one even similar to this on with Google images etc.
If I can I will post a picture but cannot right now.
It is ok b/c I will wait for a sign and try to call some one.