Hello Allen, If it is a cmos system, instaling the new battery should have lost only the changes. The chip you are talking about is what the machine looks at to boot the defaults. I'm not sure how your system does the basic cmos changes? The system should power up and set the default settings. I would take a good look and see if you may have lost the ground somewhere. I just had a brand new 2032 that tested bad, it may not be your problem though. You can give it a quick check, new battery should test 3.1 volts or higer. Guido.
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