Re: Lenovo G40-80 bios
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Lenovo G40-80 bios
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Re: Lenovo G40-80 bios
hi there, i've G40 bios lock, i try with autopatch but not working, anyone can help me ?Attached Filesif you find these attachements useful please consider making a small donation to the site
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Re: Lenovo G40-80 bios
[QUOTE=rioreno;723476]this is for your bios...
extracted from b0cna0ww.exe
thanks man run ok, one a question how do you do fo extracted b0cna0ww.exe? thanks again.Leave a comment:
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Re: Lenovo G40-80 bios
Originally posted by Rashid36Bro mcplslg123 could you please show or tell us where to find and connect on SIO, please help us out........ waiting
Same problem here ...
Did you find the SIO pin?
Could you send me the picture of it?
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Re: Lenovo G40-80 bios
Hi Romulo,
I've just bought a TL866 plus programmer and today a client brought a broken Lenovo G40-80.
It turned out the bios was bad.
I used your bios file that you posted here and the notebook now works again.
So you helped me with that file, and it's also the first notebook ever that I could repair by desoldering the bios, programming it and soldering it back.
I had never done that before because I didn't have a programmer.
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Re: Lenovo G40-80 bios
Bro mcplslg123 could you please show or tell us where to find and connect on SIO, please help us out........ waitingLeave a comment:
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Re: Lenovo G40-80 bios
Finally solved the problem i flashed back from the original bios back up file and the find sio pin short to 3.3v power switch and test the laptop on without cmos works fine and put back cmos battery works fine and test for hours now wrking fine thanks everyone for the helpLeave a comment:
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Re: Lenovo G40-80 bios
this is for your bios...
extracted from b0cna0ww.exeAttached Filesif you find these attachements useful please consider making a small donation to the site
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Re: Lenovo G40-80 bios
thanks for the response mcplslg123 could you please show me where to find and connect this switch?I have attached the full image of the board. please help meAttached Filesif you find these attachements useful please consider making a small donation to the site
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Re: Lenovo G40-80 bios
Agree with mcplssg123, check on power button (swicth on/off) should be 3.3V have been present. After pressing it become 0V and back to 3.3V.Leave a comment:
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Re: Lenovo G40-80 bios
Romulo, try and find the switching pin on SIO. Just connect that pin from SIO to power switch. It will resolve your case. This is not a bios issue.Leave a comment:
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Re: Lenovo G40-80 bios
can someone please help i have attached the original bios can someone please fix this i need this urgent please. original is working the only problem is i need to remove and put back the cmos battery i order to turn on.Attached Filesif you find these attachements useful please consider making a small donation to the site
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Re: Lenovo G40-80 bios
meritosari ill flash the chip with your bios file laptop turn on and shuts off. while original bios dump file the problem is only i need to remove the cmos battery everytime to start the laptop.Leave a comment:
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