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The only other way to reset CMOS on that motherboard is to short the CMOS jumper, which should be found in the board manual.
After what I stated is when you then remove the battery. Leave it out for about 5 mins.
Honestly folks need to just get into the habit or shorting the reset cmos pins, that's the easiest way to do it.
I just updated my asus mobo bios and it was a few buttons """edit should of said mouse clicks (anyway)""" more than one.
Chapter 1.3 #18 of motherboard layout diagram.
The reason I said to hold in case power button after unplugging the psu is to discharge the psu and motherboard of all left over power it may have. This is to ensure NO power is present when doing bios reset via battery removal or pin-shorting.
^^^^^^^^^^This.Absolutely no amount of electrical current should be present at any part of the board,case , buttons to minimize dangers.