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    "How to program EPROM W25R128JWSIQ"

    Hello, a pleasure to join the community!

    I have tried to program this EPROM from a laptop, the W25R128JWSIQ.

    I tried using the CH341A, but it does not have support for this chip. Is there any programmer that can detect it so I can burn the bin file?


    #2
    https://www.winbond.com/hq/product/c...rtNo=W25R128JW
    it's a 1.8v chip.
    CH341 only handles 3.3v
    so you could use a 1.8v adapter in the 341 if you can find that chip in alternate software.
    take a look here:
    https://github.com/YTEC-info/CH341A-Softwares/tree/main

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      #3
      Originally posted by stj View Post
      https://www.winbond.com/hq/product/c...rtNo=W25R128JW
      it's a 1.8v chip.
      CH341 only handles 3.3v
      so you could use a 1.8v adapter in the 341 if you can find that chip in alternate software.
      take a look here:
      https://github.com/YTEC-info/CH341A-Softwares/tree/main
      I know, I use it with the 1.8v adapter But he. Ch341 does not have that memory in its database, which is not compatible

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        #4
        https://winraid.level1techs.com/t/ch...ad-issue/96563
        * JV version only

        Do note that this flash is a secure flash so you may not accomplish what you are after.

        Features:

        RPMC
        UID & OTP Feature
        Volatile & Non-Volatile SR

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          #5
          In the link you shared, there is nothing.
          That's why I posted here to see if anyone knows a programmer for that EEPROM or if someone has managed to program it.

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            #6
            so you tried ASprogrammer, Siberia Programmer and NEO programmer software?

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              #7
              Originally posted by stj View Post
              so you tried ASprogrammer, Siberia Programmer and NEO programmer software?
              Sure!

              "Exactly, I already tried those programs, but none of them support that EEPROM. Which seems strange to me, since it's a Lenovo laptop with a Ryzen 5."

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                #8
                I read somewhere that some bios chip are encrypted and are not easily unencrypted I do not know if your falls in this category or not

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by darklori View Post

                  Sure!

                  "Exactly, I already tried those programs, but none of them support that EEPROM. Which seems strange to me, since it's a Lenovo laptop with a Ryzen 5."

                  Don`t use Auto-detect, choose a different chip manually such as W25Q128FW. If should read ok. You won`t be able to use verify when writing.
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