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  • cy2u5
    Tech addicted
    • Jul 2011
    • 14
    • Germany

    #961
    Okay
    I couldn‘t wait anymore and wanted to try an experiment. I swapped the MC1503 from
    my faulty donor board.

    The result: Just 5V while charging.
    Swapped to the original IC and 20V went back.

    I think there is a version mismatch between UEFI and EC? I‘ll try to flash a lower UEFI version by a CH341A. I already created a dump of it successfully before.
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    • CraterM
      • Mar 2018
      • 219
      • EU

      #962
      Originally posted by cy2u5
      Hi guys

      I got a Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon 9th generation. I bought PW locked mainboard on ebay (specially bought it locked) and would like to know if there are chances to do it on that model? It is a NM-D341.

      The faulty board has unfortunately a MEC1503.
      As it says failed in the first post maybe there is something new?

      Your help is appreciated.

      Thanks a lot!
      Tolga
      Not yet

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      • CraterM
        • Mar 2018
        • 219
        • EU

        #963
        Originally posted by cy2u5
        Okay
        I couldn‘t wait anymore and wanted to try an experiment. I swapped the MC1503 from
        my faulty donor board.

        The result: Just 5V while charging.
        Swapped to the original IC and 20V went back.

        I think there is a version mismatch between UEFI and EC? I‘ll try to flash a lower UEFI version by a CH341A. I already created a dump of it successfully before.
        Write clean bios

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        • cy2u5
          Tech addicted
          • Jul 2011
          • 14
          • Germany

          #964
          Originally posted by CraterM

          Write clean bios
          Thanks!

          I got a BIOS file from a T*legram group. Will flash it now. Or what is meant exactly with „clean“?
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          • Sparo
            Sparo commented
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            Hi, have you tried erasing the MEC chip? See if it programs itself back from the BIOS
        • cy2u5
          Tech addicted
          • Jul 2011
          • 14
          • Germany

          #965
          That‘s a good advice! But how to perform that?
          Actually I flashed another UEFI Image and it charges only at 5V. It doesn‘t turn on also.
          I will flash the original image back to see if it will turn back on.

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          • luvbe3
            Chicken
            • Oct 2017
            • 160
            • JAPAN

            #966
            i try on Thinkpad E15 gen 4. it work well.
            thanks sir.

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            • 0x888816
              New Member
              • Mar 2023
              • 6
              • Canada

              #967
              Not having much luck with my T14 Gen 1 via the jtag pad. I am occasionally getting different boot behavior though such as BIOS messages about some CRC or SVT. Other times it just gets stuck at the Lenovo banner.

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              • azanwaqas771
                Senior Member
                • Feb 2019
                • 53
                • Pakistan

                #968
                Originally posted by cy2u5
                Okay
                I couldn‘t wait anymore and wanted to try an experiment. I swapped the MC1503 from
                my faulty donor board.

                The result: Just 5V while charging.
                Swapped to the original IC and 20V went back.

                I think there is a version mismatch between UEFI and EC? I‘ll try to flash a lower UEFI version by a CH341A. I already created a dump of it successfully before.
                hi bro how to remove under chip gum

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                • cy2u5
                  Tech addicted
                  • Jul 2011
                  • 14
                  • Germany

                  #969
                  Originally posted by azanwaqas771

                  hi bro how to remove under chip gum
                  Hi bro

                  First unsolder all the solder and then remove the glue just with hot air (220 degrees Celsius) and a sharp surgical blade. Step by step and patiently

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                  • anhbanxoi
                    Senior Member
                    • Sep 2021
                    • 181
                    • VN

                    #970
                    Originally posted by cy2u5
                    Okay
                    I couldn‘t wait anymore and wanted to try an experiment. I swapped the MC1503 from
                    my faulty donor board.

                    The result: Just 5V while charging.
                    Swapped to the original IC and 20V went back.

                    I think there is a version mismatch between UEFI and EC? I‘ll try to flash a lower UEFI version by a CH341A. I already created a dump of it successfully before.
                    Better to take the chip from the donor board. Maybe the chip you are using for another model.

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                    • makar303
                      Member
                      • Dec 2016
                      • 19
                      • Poland

                      #971
                      Hello,

                      I have an NM-D271 board that is password-protected. I have attached the EC dump.

                      Could you remove the password, or tell me where the password is stored in the dump?

                      Thank you.
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                      • shiyab
                        Badcaps Legend
                        • Sep 2023
                        • 3557
                        • india

                        #972
                        Originally posted by makar303
                        Hello,

                        I have an NM-D271 board that is password-protected. I have attached the EC dump.

                        Could you remove the password, or tell me where the password is stored in the dump?

                        Thank you.
                        posted

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                        • Sparo
                          Quicksilver
                          • Jan 2022
                          • 4649
                          • M\A
                          • Anime, Edge Computing, Football, Snooker

                          #973
                          Originally posted by makar303
                          Hello,

                          I have an NM-D271 board that is password-protected. I have attached the EC dump.

                          Could you remove the password, or tell me where the password is stored in the dump?

                          Thank you.
                          Hi, The password data is located from 0x5C420 to 0x5C46F and from 0x5D420 to 0x5D46F
                          However, clearing only the password+checksum won't be enough. The associated data chunks also need to be cleared
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                          • Andreasbest
                            Badcaps Legend
                            • Aug 2014
                            • 1342
                            • Hellas ( Greece )

                            #974
                            I have a request about a locked P14s Gen1 with Intel ( i think MB is NM-D351 with MEC1663 ) so i was wondering, the bypass method works on this model or only jtag with SVOD4 is working?
                            Anyone has experience on this model?

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                            • CraterM
                              • Mar 2018
                              • 219
                              • EU

                              #975
                              Working , but try more times

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                              • Andreasbest
                                Badcaps Legend
                                • Aug 2014
                                • 1342
                                • Hellas ( Greece )

                                #976
                                Originally posted by CraterM
                                Working , but try more times
                                You sure? Have you tried it?

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                                • Uewel
                                  New Member
                                  • Jun 2024
                                  • 7
                                  • Deutschland

                                  #977
                                  I would like to let you know that I have successfully carried this out on the following device:
                                  ThinkPad X13 Yoga Gen 1
                                  20SY-S4JC00
                                  LBB-2 MB 19733-1
                                  UEFI BIOS N2UET474W (1.27)
                                  EC FW: N2UHT27W (1.10)

                                  I have soldered a micro switch with thin isolated copper wires between R1854 (LPC_AD_CPU_P0) and GND. The resistor can be found in the area between Wifi module and CPU (see boardview).
                                  After the Lenovo boot logo appeared I have pressed the button until error messages are shown on the screen. Then (as shown in the videos) supervisor password is disabled, enter a empty password, save changes by pressing F10. After reboot everything is fine.

                                  Thank you so much for this easy solution which doesn't require a special programmer.

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                                  • Maxpower3
                                    Bad Veteran
                                    • Feb 2018
                                    • 1642
                                    • France

                                    #978
                                    Originally posted by Andreasbest

                                    You sure? Have you tried it?
                                    NM-D351 MEC1503
                                    Look EC. if MEC 16XX, OK
                                    if MEC 15/17 Not work works

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                                    • mksdinho
                                      Member
                                      • Jan 2025
                                      • 16
                                      • Turkey

                                      #979
                                      LBB2-MB 19733-1 (X13 Yoga Gen 1)

                                      DBG1 PORT Pin 6 LPC_AD_CPU_P3

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                                      • jadymydurs
                                        New Member
                                        • Jun 2026
                                        • 1
                                        • Polska

                                        #980
                                        Hello, do you have a detailed photo of the pins that need to be shorted to get rid of the svp in the x1 extreme gen1 (LPM-1 MB 17870-1, MEC1653-BA1)? I would be very grateful for your help.

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