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Hello all,
If somebody could share the firmware from CAT24C256WI-GT3_SO8 I would greatly appreciate.Comment
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A bit late but try this one, extracted from update package.
PD Firmware from support https://download.lenovo.com/pccbbs/m...etr04w_web.exe
PD Firmware README https://download.lenovo.com/pccbbs/m...etr04w_web.txt
It's required to update BIOS/EC to version V1.56 before this PDFW update. Please download BIOS package from lenovo support website or get it from vantage update
Support model
ThinkPad E14 Gen 2 (Machine Types:20TA,20TB)
ThinkPad E15 Gen 2 (Machine Types:20TD,20TE)
ThinkPad R14 Gen 2 (Machine Types:20TC)Comment
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Hello everyone,
First, the data in brief:
Manufacturer: Lenovo
Model: ThinkPad L15 G3 21C3-0016GE
motherboard: LG4 LT5 ADL RT UMA MB 8L - 448.0PZ26.0011
IC Bios 1: MX77L25650F
IC Bios 2: MX25L25673G
EC Chip: NPCX997KAABX
So far I've been a silent reader, but now I need your help
I bought a laptop. The seller said the bios was locked. I was looking for a way to remove this ban.
I then got the CH341A and pulled the corresponding files from here https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...evices-and-ele... -
Good day. I apologize if I posted this in the wrong topic. I saw somebody selling a Thinkpad E495 with a Ryzen 3500U CPU near me. In the pictures the laptop is running windows 10. I contacted the seller and asked a few questions about upgradability and if it has a bios password on it. He confirmed it has a bios password. I searched through the forum, I found a guide regarding removing the bios password using the autopatcher, I also found a thread with the e495 where people requested help with unlocking the bios password.
I have a few questions:- If I would buy this laptop and have
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Hi everyone, hope everyone's having a great day.
I have a Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Yoga Gen 3 for repair. (20LES3T900)
I looked in every corner and the laptop seems fine. Its pulling 500mA but no display, no noise, nothing.
So I assume its a BIOS issue. I downloaded the BIOS with CH341A and opened it on ME Analyser and didn't receive any errors.
Does this mean the BIOS is fine? making it a hardware issue?
I downloaded fresh BIIOS from the Lenovo site and used Hex Editor replace the Lenovo's BIOS into my BIOS region. But the file size ended up being... -
As per the the rules, here are the specifications of my laptop :- Make and model number : Thinkpad T440P
- Serial number (S/N) : PB-03A7V7
- Model type - Model (MTM) : 20AW-S2N800
- Bios version : 2.50 (not 100% sure, that's what I remember)
- Upgrade screen, keyboard, trackpad, RAM and CPU
- Reboot and use the laptop for a bit : everything is working fine
- Shutdown (no power) and upgrade WIFI with unsupported chip (AX210)
- Boot up the device : bios warning, as expected
- Shutdown the device again (no power)
- Connect the 8-pin clip of a CH341a
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Following this guide (https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/co...g_and_flashing) i re-flashed my t480s BIOS using an external (CH341A) programmer. The flash didnt work, so i reverted back to my BIOS backup successfully. The BIOS in the chip and the BIOS backup file are identical according to windows' file compare. The revert, however, didnt work: the only thing the computer does is flash the power button 3 times when AC power is connected. I've tried unplugging the CMOS battery, holding the reset button and holding down the power button- no signs of life....
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