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  • aboumohamed
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Dec 2018
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    • algeria

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    need CLEARME bios for lenovo ideacenter 300-20ib

    i need CLEARME bios for lenovo ideacenter 300-20IBR motherboard IBSWME REV 1.0
  • SMDFlea
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    • Jan 2018
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    Re: need CLEARME bios for lenovo ideacenter 300-20ib

    Originally posted by aboumohamed
    i need CLEARME bios for lenovo ideacenter 300-20IBR motherboard IBSWME REV 1.0
    https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...43&postcount=6 401000 - 40106F is the DMI area if you want to copy it from your bios backup to the new one.
    Last edited by SMDFlea; 12-20-2021, 04:38 PM.
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    • aboumohamed
      Badcaps Veteran
      • Dec 2018
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      • algeria

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      Re: need CLEARME bios for lenovo ideacenter 300-20ib

      thanks but my original BIOS is corrupted
      send me the original bios please

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      • michaelgmurphy
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        • Jan 2022
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        • UK

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        Re: need CLEARME bios for lenovo ideacenter 300-20ib

        Originally posted by SMDFlea
        https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...43&postcount=6 401000 - 40106F is the DMI area if you want to copy it from your bios backup to the new one.
        I acquired a job-lot of these IBSWME v.1.0 boards; they were parted-out from the Lenovo IdeaCentre 300S-11IBR desktop PCs. Sold as "fully tested", yet none of the boards reaches POST.

        No video output. Two beeps. Long pause. Two beeps. Repeat. Though the boards do detect when no RAM is present, by sounding one long beep then three short beeps.

        A Chinese poster called 'yc630' provides some great information about these faulty boards. He posts his findings on the elvikom.pl and the chinafix.com forums. Apparently this is ultimately caused by a hardware fault with the N series ("Braswell") Pentium CPU.

        yc630 writes:
        "The reason for that is the BIOS can't communicate with the onboard SIO/EC, IT8618E, which is responsible for reporting the fan speed back to the BIOS. The primary reason of the communication failure was a result of the degraded LPC bus, especially the LPC CLK."
        Hmm.. It seems Lenovo was aware of this fault for a long time, but kept it under wraps.

        That insightful poster yc630 offers a fix of sorts. Using a 150 ohm resistor to pull-up the LPC CLK line. Though apparently this only works "if the LPC bus hasn't degraded too much".

        I will test it myself and report back.

        https://www.elvikom.pl/post249853.html
        https://www.elvikom.pl/post249850.html

        https://www-chinafix-com.translate.g..._x_tr_hl=en-GB
        Attached Files

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        • michaelgmurphy
          New Member
          • Jan 2022
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          • UK

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          Re: need CLEARME bios for lenovo ideacenter 300-20ib

          Just to report the problem persists; as suggested, the 150ohm pull-up resistor was strapped to the LPC CLK line, but made no difference. The board still repeatedly sounds two beeps, and video remains dead.

          Another thread by poster yc630 is more optimistic. He/she eventually recovered the IBSWME board by reflashing the BIOS after it stopped booting. Though there are several board variants and different BIOS revisions which apparently are not compatible with each other.

          https://www-chinafix-com.translate.g..._x_tr_hl=en-GB

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          • SMDFlea
            Super Moderator
            • Jan 2018
            • 20984
            • UK

            #6
            Re: need CLEARME bios for lenovo ideacenter 300-20ib

            Originally posted by michaelgmurphy
            Just to report the problem persists; as suggested, the 150ohm pull-up resistor was strapped to the LPC CLK line, but made no difference. The board still repeatedly sounds two beeps, and video remains dead.

            Another thread by poster yc630 is more optimistic. He/she eventually recovered the IBSWME board by reflashing the BIOS after it stopped booting. Though there are several board variants and different BIOS revisions which apparently are not compatible with each other.

            https://www-chinafix-com.translate.g..._x_tr_hl=en-GB
            Useful info,thanks.

            The bios could be different depending on the machine type.If you want to try a bios post your backup and the serial number on the case
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