Hy everyone, my first thread. Has anyone succeeded in removing SVP stored in the MEC1663 chip in the T490 and T490s? I have a MEC Progammer but I don't know where to connect the wires. Also I undertand that if you erase the eeprom portion of the chip the serial number, mac address and other information are lost. One other forums someone said that if you solder a new chip the bios writes in it what it has too and the laptop works. I don't really want to begin soldering new BGA chips and destroying the laptop.
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Supervisor password on Lenovo T490 and T490s
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that wont work,
look here:
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I know about the patched bioses which modify hardware ID but there isn t one for the T490sComment
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You need RT809 or vertyanov, change jtag_rst resistor from pulldown to pullup. Attach programmer to MEC jtag. Read, erase, rewrite (or just delete password section if you use vertyanov).Comment
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where is the password section

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then move jtag_rst resistor from pull-down to pull-up, attach rt809h to mec jtag, read, write and it's unlocked.Comment
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Yes, no modify needed. There's another topic about mec, search for it and read.Comment
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can you help me in locating the jtag_rst resistor from pull-down to pull-up.. with picture pointing location pleaseComment
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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
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