ThinkPad T440P - need battery whitelist removed

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  • alawigmx
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    • Nov 2019
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    ThinkPad T440P - need battery whitelist removed

    Hey guys.

    New to this forum, I thought id start out with finally getting some use out of my 9-cell battery pack. Is this possible? Here is a dump of my bios, the chip was a Winbond W25Q32FV. Attached is the original dump. Is it possible to remove any hardware-restricting settings? I really want to be able to use high-capacity batteries. Thanks in advance!
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    Last edited by alawigmx; 11-28-2019, 05:31 PM.
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    • alawigmx
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      • Nov 2019
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      • Sweden
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      Re: ThinkPad T440P - need battery whitelist removed

      Maybe posted in the wrong section? Perhaps not enough information?

      I purchased a brand new 9-cell battery pack that worked for a few hours until next boot, where it says that the battery is not an authentic Lenovo battery and therefore wont accept charge.

      Can anyone help me? Maybe there is a known solution I am unaware of?

      Sorry for double posting.

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        • imranromi
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          • Jan 2015
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          Re: ThinkPad T440P - need battery whitelist removed

          Originally posted by alawigmx
          Maybe posted in the wrong section? Perhaps not enough information?

          I purchased a brand new 9-cell battery pack that worked for a few hours until next boot, where it says that the battery is not an authentic Lenovo battery and therefore wont accept charge.

          Can anyone help me? Maybe there is a known solution I am unaware of?

          Sorry for double posting.
          Sorry I can Wifi remove whitelist battery i dont have expereince..

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