Hey bro I have a satellite pro r50 it has a supervisor password it loads to a blue screen I can't access usb load to reload windows any help is greatly appreciated I cam access challeng code bit it's extremely long
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Hey guys,
have a laptop here that has a supervisor Password (dump in Attachements).
Before i write the Serial NR.etc i wanted to say that strangely after flashing with 3 different Bios dumps and one from lenovos site
the laptop works but everytime it wants me to type a supervisor password i never set.
I thought the supervisor password is stuck in the ec bios but no it isn't either because after replacing the ec chip from one of another board it still has the supervisor password.
Anyway i wanted to ask what of the two chips is the ec bios because on the left... -
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>Read BIOS guides, methods, resources and tools
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Ack
>Try the method at BIOS guides, methods, resources and tools before requesting help
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Ack
>Explain you were not able to succeed with the methods at BIOS guides, methods, resources and tools
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python ./main.py "/mnt/c/temp/205605f9e1b60403a41787efeffe9cad-flas_maybe5.BIN" --output-dir "/mnt/c/temp/205605f9e1b60403a41787efeffe9cad-flas_maybe5.txt"
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Good day, everyone!
I'm encountering an issue with my Lenovo X1 Yoga 5th Gen laptop related to the BIOS supervisor password. I'm seeking assistance and guidance from the knowledgeable members of this community in resolving this problem.
I am no expert and cannot perform soldering or unsoldering of the chip from the board. Therefore, I attempted to use an EZP 2023 programmer with a clip to extract the BIOS bin file without removing the BIOS chip from the motherboard. The BIOS chip has the following letters imprinted on it: "Winbond 25Q80DVNIG 2026". I used the... -
Hi all, I'm new here, a few words about myself: CS student, interested in hardware stuff too - tinkering my whole life but with practically no experience when it comes to firmware "hacking".
So I have this X380 Yoga with a supervisor password in place and before doing anything stupid I figured I'd rather ask.
I plan on using the tool from this thread: https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...password-remov... -
Hi all,
I bought a few Lenovo laptops from a batch, most of them having a 10th/11th gen Intel CPU, and I found out they all have a supervisor password enabled. I understand you would need soldering or a programmer to disable the supervisor password on these newer units, which I would like to prevent if at all possible. I have the suspicion that all the laptops are using the same password, though.
In the batch there is also an earlier T550. Is there a method available to retrieve the supervisor password from this model so it can be tested with the others?
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