Supervisor password on Lenovo T490 and T490s
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Last edited by Maxpower3; 09-03-2024, 09:51 AM.Comment
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Hi.
I have a Lenovo T490 (S/N PF-1DN15F / Type 20N3-S1J700) laptop that requests fingerprint authentication or password when powered on:
I've tried to unlock the laptop by following the instructions posted here and here, but so far I've had no luck.
I bought an RT809H programmer and:- Installed the iFix Programmer Software version 20240116
- Disassembled the laptop and removed the motherboard
- Removed the CMOS Battery
- Moved the 10K resistor to a new location
- Soldered 5 wires (TMS, TDI, TDO, TCK, GND) from JTAG1 in the motherboard, to the RT809H programmer
- Connected the Laptop A/C Adapter to the motherboard so that it has power (I don't try to "turn the laptop on" by pressing any button)
- Tried to read the chip from the Programmer software using the SMSC MEC1633_256K Partnumber (Also tried MEC1633 #ISP)
MEC Chip ID: 0xFFFFFFFF
ID verification error.​
Why is it not working? 🤔Comment
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hello guys,
I have a lenovo t490 i7 notebook.
is there a way to change the password on the lenovo t490 without soldering the motherboard?
At least a procedure to try before soldering motherboard...
Thanks for your reply.
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Hello , I hope someone can help me. I have an Lenovo T490 with motherboard FT490/FT492/FT590/FP531 NM-B901 Rev:1.0 2018-12-28. This laptop looks to have an bios supervisor password because if i type enter it shows bios information but I cant edit anything. My question is if this is posible to clear that password. And it some one can tell me the steps if posible. Thank you!Comment
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Maybe you could try to follow this guy's Mec1663Clearpassword dump.
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...e4#post3203421
Using Mec1633_256K, you can't used auto detect IC on that, because its a MEC1663Comment
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I need your help, can anyone help me open the locked bios file? I've tried several dumps here and there is no power
TYPE: T490
CODE:NM-B901
S/N:PF1VJMDX
THANK YOU​Attached FilesComment
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Good morning, I need help to unlock SVP in a t490s, I was tried with lenovo_autopatcher but it only beeps when I boot it.
S/N: PC1PPZ1P
Type: t490s 20NY
Motherboard: FT491/FX390 NM-B891
I found the SVP in a mail. ThanksAttached FilesLast edited by ivanescu; 05-12-2025, 05:12 AM.Comment
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