When I turn on my computer to boot up, I get the following error message: "ALERT! System Battery Voltage is Low. Strike F1 key to continue, F2 key to set up utility."Because I have no idea what to do to set up utility, I strike F1 and proceed as normal with no further problems until I reboot the next day.1 person needs an answerI do too

When I turn on my computer to boot up, I get the following error message: "ALERT! System Battery Voltage is Low. Strike F1 key to continue, F2 key to set up utility."Because I have no idea what to do to set up utility, I strike F1 and proceed as normal with no further problems until I reboot the next day.A number of important bits of information, including but not limited to the time and date, are stored in a type of memory that requires a very small amount of power. This power is supplied by a battery, typically a "coin cell" type:http://support.oslri.net/mbattery.htmlAfter a few years, this battery needs replacing and you should replace it.For help with directions on replacing your battery, you'll need to identify the make and model of your computer.

What LemP is saying,is, it is the CMOS battery that runs your motherboard (It's BIOS/Time/etc).Refer to your Manual (if you have one), to understand WHAT it is, and WHERE it is located...on your motherboard.The one you have is running out of power,possibly due to old age. Needs replacing.If you are confident enough to do it yourself, do so.If this too much for you, take computer-box to your local computer-store, ask them to REPLACE it for you.