LANIX NEURON FLEX 12C4-C20 BIOS REQUEST

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  • empm_mx
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    • May 2017
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    • México

    #1

    LANIX NEURON FLEX 12C4-C20 BIOS REQUEST

    I need the bios for this Lanix, bios setup had password, I desoldered the SPI chip (25LQ64CVIS) it read once (I used RT809F) but the backup saved was corrupt, I tried to read it again but it fail, I suppose the chip is dead, I´ve been searching over internet but couldn´t find a matching bios for this laptop model or motherboard.

    MODEL: LANIX NEURON FLEX 12C4-C20
    MOTHERBOARD: In-SG133H_VF1
    SN: 2882301749
    SPECS: Intel Celeron J4115, 4GB RAM, 64GB EMMC

    Thanks in advance.
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  • SMDFlea
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    • Jan 2018
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    #2
    The 25LQ64CVIS is 1.8V ?
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    • empm_mx
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      #3
      Sorry, somehow I mixed the SPI chip model, it is actually 25LB64CVIG which is 1.8V, RT809F doesn´t have that model but has GD25LQ64C_1.8V

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      • SMDFlea
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        • Jan 2018
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        #4
        Originally posted by empm_mx
        Sorry, somehow I mixed the SPI chip model, it is actually 25LB64CVIG which is 1.8V, RT809F doesn´t have that model but has GD25LQ64C_1.8V
        Choose GD25LQ64C manually then , and if there is a verify option turn that off. Post the new backup

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        • empm_mx
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          • May 2017
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          #5
          I did disabled auto-verification, read it two times with two different options: GD25LQ64C_1.8V and GD25LQ64C_1.8V(8K BIT OTP) it´s still corrupted, I didn´t tried before but I soldered it back to the motherboard, laptop turn on but it has no image, I assume the chip is dead.

          I can´t upload bin files, but the file in hex editor looks like the image, that´s why the zip is so small
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          • SMDFlea
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            #6
            Its not a One Time Programmable chip (8K BIT OTP) , so choosing that will make no difference,other than adding extra code to the end of the file. Anyway, do you have another programmer you can try, a CH341A or something
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            • empm_mx
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              #7
              no I don´t have another programmer right now, but I´ve found a different motherboard with the same SPI chip, it was read with no errors.

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              • SMDFlea
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                #8
                Originally posted by empm_mx
                no I don´t have another programmer right now, but I´ve found a different motherboard with the same SPI chip, it was read with no errors.
                Ok, the chip is truly dead then .
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                • empm_mx
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                  • May 2017
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by SMDFlea

                  Ok, the chip is truly dead then .
                  I managed to get it read after scrapping the center and pressing with the hot iron set at 300°C​ while reading (otherwise it gave me reading errors), flashed another chip and the laptop is back alive but has password, I tried using the method for the Surface 3 (with the excel decryptor), tried with the amidecrypt (didn´t find the AMITSEDecrypt folder) , tried the XOR method for Panasonic, but I couln´t unlock it, can someone help me pls?
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                  • SMDFlea
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by empm_mx

                    I managed to get it read after scrapping the center and pressing with the hot iron set at 300°C​ while reading (otherwise it gave me reading errors), flashed another chip and the laptop is back alive but has password, I tried using the method for the Surface 3 (with the excel decryptor), tried with the amidecrypt (didn´t find the AMITSEDecrypt folder) , tried the XOR method for Panasonic, but I couln´t unlock it, can someone help me pls?
                    try
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                    • empm_mx
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by SMDFlea

                      try
                      thanks for taking your time, but it is still asking for password.

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