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Originally posted by szepesif View PostHey guys!
Can you help me identify where to attempt the bios password removal for the Lenovo Thinkpad E15 Gen2?
It has the IT8227E EC chip. I'm attaching the board view and the schematics. Is the EC_ESPI_RST the correct point to short to ground?
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Originally posted by Andreasbest View Post
If it's eSPI then it's not possible with short, you will damage the cpu.
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Originally posted by szepesif View Post
The first post mentions this model (E15 Gen2) and I also found successful posts with the IT8227E EC chip so I think it's possible, I just need confirmation and a little guidance to get started.
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Originally posted by Andreasbest View Post
If you are successful it will be the first time that this trick success on any gen 2 and on eSPI channel.
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Originally posted by szepesif View Post
Check the first post please. There's an E15 Gen2 zip file there which means it's possible. Also, if you search on the "IT8227" here you will see other success stories. So that's why I think it's possible.
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Originally posted by fernandoalonso View Post
Hello Volinakis,
How did you find the correct pins on the NM-C801 to short the EC? Any help is appreciated.
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Originally posted by volinakis View Post
I can confirm that the method works on T14 Gen 1 AMD, NM-C801 with ITE IT5261-VG EC chip. After consulting the boardview file, I found out that the LPC_AD0 to LPC_AD3 pins are accessible through some test points and I used them, so that I did not have to cut open the PCB paint layer. The timing is tedious, but it definitely works and it works really well - even my machine serials are preserved. Thank you for your help on this matter. Thanks to Maxpower3 for his genius method. Boardview is attached below if anyone needs it.
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Hello Master Chief.. I'm still trying with the thnkpad L14 GEN 1 (10 GEN) with BIOS PASSWORD. I invented a pencil similar to yours but it seems that it doesn't make contact (I did it with the red tip of a tester and I got the same grip on the USB but there I think it doesn't make contact because it appears the same to me) the truth is I don't know if it would be the model of the chip Where does one make the bypass or will it be the motherboard or will it be the SNID or will it be the generation of the processor... I don't know what it will be? I hope you help me.. good day..
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