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Hello, can you help me remove the BIOS password on my Lenovo ThinkBook 14 G3 ACL? Could you tell me what files I need to provide besides a copy of the BIOS?Comment
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S/N: MP27L8EHAttached FilesPremium supporters get full download access and other benefits.
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W25Q256JW or W74M25JW 1.8V so you will need a 1.8V adapter if your programmer doesn`t have that voltage option and the chip is WSON8 ,you will need to desolder it, then put it in or onto a WSON adapter board or use a WSON pogo adapter or solder wires. I don`t know the location of the chip on the board.Comment
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I find 25LR256EYI on my motherboard. May i use a ch341 programmer with 1.8v adapter to read dump from this chip?
W25Q256JW or W74M25JW 1.8V so you will need a 1.8V adapter if your programmer doesn`t have that voltage option and the chip is WSON8 ,you will need to desolder it, then put it in or onto a WSON adapter board or use a WSON pogo adapter or solder wires. I don`t know the location of the chip on the board.Comment
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Good day, I apologize for the very late reply, but could you help me unlock the BIOS?
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Hi The size of the compressed backup file is wrong (565.7KB)
Read the chip again and make sure to create a GOOD backup (make 2-3 backups and compare them to ensure they're identical before posting)Comment
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But the file itself weighed 32 megabytes before compression, which seems to be the correct sizeComment
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Exactly 32MB of actual valid data wouldn't compress to ~500KB Otherwise someone would be winning a Nobel Prize for solving data storage
Compression works by finding repeating patterns so The reason your file compresses that much is because it's full of repeating/empty data (like FF)
This means the BIOS dump is bad (not a valid dump) i.e. full of garbage data (FF/00) etcComment
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I think it worked—you can check it out
Exactly 32MB of actual valid data wouldn't compress to ~500KB Otherwise someone would be winning a Nobel Prize for solving data storage
Compression works by finding repeating patterns so The reason your file compresses that much is because it's full of repeating/empty data (like FF)
This means the BIOS dump is bad (not a valid dump) i.e. full of garbage data (FF/00) etcAttached FilesPremium supporters get full download access and other benefits.
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It's much better that's almost the right size but imo it's still a bad read (I'm judging from its contents)
I have an unlocked file I could give you to try but I don't want you to risk bricking your laptop without having a good backup first
Here's my advice: Make 2–3 backups and compare them to ensure they're identical. That way You know you've made a good backup before posting
In order To compare the files you can simply check their hashes OR use the built-in fc.exe command (Function) OR use a hex editor like HxD (Tools > Compare)Comment
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