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Toshiba satillite B550 is there a cemos battery on it?
I didnt see also any CMOS in the board
Anybody knows how to enter in BIOS settings in toshiba satillite B550???? Thnx in advance
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Hi Alfie,
Boy, I tell ya, I had no luck whatsoever finding any information about your laptop, so I can't help with any clues about where the CMOS battery may be located. There were a few threads that talked about how some models of Toshiba Satellites don't have CMOS batteries and instead rely on power from the main battery, which means you end up having to reset the CMOS memory every time you remove the battery. However, none of that was specific to your laptop, so it may not apply.
On the other hand, I did find one seller on Amazon selling batteries that are supposed to work in your laptop. Here's a picture of what it's supposed to look like.
And a link to the Amazon page so you can take a look for yourself.
I'd start by removing the bottom cover; hopefully they didn't make it ridiculously difficult to replace the battery by doing something stupid like putting it under the motherboard. Look for that little white connector on the end of the wire in the picture; I'd start looking in the corners by the hinges. If you find it, follow the wires to the battery pack; it may be under a cover, glued to the case or just taped down.
That's about all I can come up with for you; maybe someone else will have better luck finding any kind of repair or teardown guides or videos for you. Good luck and let us know what you find; it may help someone else in the future.
P.S. If you do figure out how to replace the CMOS battery, you might want to consider taking pictures and creating a guide for the poor saps who have that same laptop and no instructions either. It's really not hard to do and there's always people here who'll help you through it if you run into problems.
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Yep, their infamous utter stupidity is here; buried, but replaceable: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/325680415...
There's a similarly shaped board with the middle finger battery (soldered). Welcome to the world of Toshiba hostile repair design. When my mom's L755 died, I took it to the trash gracefully. If it wasn't in my teens when I didn't need to retain parts like LVDS 768p screens I would have had some fun with it, intact.
I was holding the power jack in with hot glue because the plastics on that freaking thing broke, as well as a few standoffs (noncritical, so I removed the screw and standoff). The issue with Toshiba was they took hostile design principles into the laptop business.
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Toshiba laptops are 4 shots in the chamber if you play Russian Roulette with 4 bullets varied in the chamber waiting to get you. Here are the 4 variants:
Simply put, Toshiba is awful; there is zero consistency, which is a chronic problem nobody else is known for. Open it and see, but if it's a budget model I'm almost confident it's that unrepairable soldered type. Even an RSA-signed BIOS HP is more bearable than a used Toshiba where it's a shot in the dark.
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What is the exact model number of your laptop?
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