@Twilighttony please contact the framework support , that sounds like your CMOS battery is at the end of it’s life.
@Twilighttony I had the same issue and the CMOS battery was indeed almost dead, it lost its charge after about 1 week with the laptop powered off. Support confirmed this was the curlprit and sent me a new cell.
My laptop is an i5-1135G7 from Batch 5 (September 2019).
Buy several CMOS batteries. You’ll need em! At least always carry a new spare with you.
amoun
February 8, 2023, 2:19pm
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Yes the ML 1220 requires charging for some 6 to 9 hours a week by being plugged in else the battery degrades quite quickly.
See the following link and topic for detailed info and the following post in this topic for a link to the DIY mod if you are up to it.
That’s going to be a tough answer.
Li-ion batteries are incredibly variable by use.
You may note reports that charging from 40% to 80% may only use 10% of a cycle not the 40% you’d expect
Charging from 0 to 100% may be recorded as 1 cycle by there is the possibility of serious decline when a battery goes to zero
Then you have the temperature, so someone using the computer in a cold environment and not playing games etc. with keep the battery more ‘healthy’
The battery specs say 100 cycles.
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Moved to a different thread. See
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We’ve developed an RTC Battery Substitute module that can sit in place of the coin cell battery to keep the RTC circuit powered. Note that this does require soldering a single wire on the top side of the Mainboard. We are currently preparing the process for requesting this module, but have published the guide for it in the meantime.
If you have an 11th Gen system or Mainboard, you can now reach out to support to request a free RTC Battery Substitute module. To make the request proc…
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