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Lithium CMOS battery replaces the motherboard RTC cell on Dell Latitude 7440 laptops
This lithium coin cell replaces the CMOS BIOS RTC battery on Dell Latitude E7440 motherboards. It is a new component tested before shipping and intended for motherboard real-time clock power, not the main laptop battery.
Buyers needing a main laptop power pack or a battery for a different laptop model should look elsewhere. This part only addresses the small motherboard cell that keeps BIOS settings and time.
The single cell provides the voltage headroom required for CMOS memory retention. It runs out when the cell voltage drops too low to maintain the real-time clock, causing lost settings on each boot.
| Battery Type | Lithium |
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No special tools are required; the battery plugs directly into the motherboard header.
Yes, the lithium cell restores RTC power so the clock and CMOS settings are retained across shutdowns.
Boot the laptop, enter BIOS, verify the date and time hold after a full power-off cycle.
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