I received several dead laptops with nvme disks showing in the bios that are ATA locked. Is there any way to format and use those disks or they are just trash? Thx
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This issue has me stumped! I have this Lenovo IdeaPad and the SSD (NVME) keeps on randomly disconnecting. It'll stop being detected in BIOS randomly and when I turn it off and back on sometimes it'll detect again and boot up just fine...only to crash after a few minutes and either boot again or stop being detected.
Things I tried so far:
- Reset the CMOS by removing battery, held power buttons 60 seconds, all that jazz.
- BIOS is fully updated (had to use CHA341 because I bricked it the first time trying to update it)
- Tried multiple working NVME drives... -
how to unlock SSD NVMe that was locked in bios in Lenovo T460s and T470s ?
i unlock bios passwords but dont know how to unlock SSD -
There was an error... Aborting......I'm using another Linux Laptop with Zorin OS...to try and patch my Lenovo V15 G4 IRU with above specs....It originally had Windows 10/11 installed and converted to a dual boot Kali OS/Parrot OS system. I may have used the wrong lenovo_autopatcher_0.2 (I believe was posted by @knucklegrumble....I am out of ideas and flat broke so i cannot afford another fix (spent it all as an e-com entrepreneur does) any help from anyone would be GREATLY appreciated.....- Laptop Model: Lenovo V15 G4 IRU
- Issue: Forgotten supervisor password.
- BIOS Chip: GD25B128E (or GD25B128B
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Hi, I hope this is the right place to post this. This is my first post on this forum.
A friend helped me get a prototype Lenovo motherboard from China, it's got a hole drilled in it but I'm working on trying to revive it to some degree. I dumped the bios in hopes that it might be useful to someone, since this board is configured with the 3rd NVMe SSD slot and maybe it is useful as a reference for modding another bios to support this function. For example the M90q Gen 2 / P350's unpopulated 3rd NVMe slot footprint maybe.
This bios dump is straight from the chip, nothing has been... -
Hello,
Since 5 or 6 months my old MSI laptop (based on MS-16J51 board, I don't have the machine with me atm, i'll update the exact number when I'll get home) started randomly loosing the nvme drive.
At first I thought it was a bios issue, changed the bios battery that was a bit low, but did not solve the issue.
It used to happen like once every 2 or 3 weeks, but now it became more frequent and can happen several time in the same day if you restart the computer.
It looses the nvme at power-up (will boot to bios and report no nvme drive but still...