Re: LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
make sure the cover switch is held in - i got caught by that the first time.
make sure the cover switch is held in - i got caught by that the first time.
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Re: LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
Just to check out, cover switch held in, cmos battery out, laptop battery out, HDD out > read bios > patch bios > write again > laptop starts normally, i get Lenovo logo, I press 'Enter', then I press F1 to enter setup, screen is powered on but remains black;
If i try to go to Hardware diagnostics, everything is ok
If i try to go to manual boot menu > black screen again. What am I missing?
Pre-patched bios I get fanspin 10 seconds then 2x 5 short beeps and fan off. Screen does not light up at allLast edited by lleg0; 03-03-2023, 05:50 PM.
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Re: LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
Can someone remove the bios passwordLast edited by SMDFlea; 03-26-2023, 12:32 PM.Comment
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Re: LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
read
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...postcount=2376Comment
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Re: LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
This is how I did it after I suspected TPM to be refusing to boot the laptop (screen didn't lit up at all with 5+5 short beeps, CPU fan spins and auto shutdown):
1. Reflash to original BIOS from backup, of course in locked state. Validate the flash content if you can.
2. Reattach everything.
3. Boot into Windows(either from live USB image or transplant bootable drive from another system) and clear the TPM by using clear-tpm -useppi command from powershell. (Physical presence for clearing was enabled in my BIOS.) I'm not sure if the problem was exactly caused by TPM but I just did it just to be safe.
4. Restart the laptop by holding shift when you click on [Restart] for complete power cycle and confirm to clear the TPM from BIOS prompt. The laptop will automatically reboot afterwards.
5. Restart, enter BIOS and browse to [Config], enter [Power] and disable built-in battery. (My habit before disassembling any ThinkPad laptop.)
6. Disassemble, disconnect internal battery and also CMOS battery.
7. Flash patched BIOS. Use the premade one if you still fail. Validate the flash content if you can.
8. Do not connect internal battery and CMOS battery, just put the bottom cover back.
9. The laptop should automatically power up when you plug the power adapter in, with warning message i.e. time not set.
10. Do not press other keys, don't care about the other options. All you need to do is press F1 to access BIOS. Follow the exact same steps to clear the password.
This is from X250 and my experience will only apply on this model with the exact same symptom.Comment
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Re: LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
Your recovery work is interesting, from what I understand by putting the Bios with the Patch the pc does not start and only emits beeps with a black screen and the cpu fan already for a few seconds, just what happens to me, so you assume that it is produced by the configuration of the "Security Chip" which I assume is configurable in the BIOS. But I have the problem that with the original Bios I can't enter to understand if I have the TPM enabled, giving RETURNs without any character it doesn't even open the BIOS page to view it. But I can try to start the PC and I try to give the command you suggest, I should have some kind of output. As soon as I can I do this test then I post the result if I get some output.
Can you confirm that you have only run the command in Powershell then you have re-proposed the Patched BIOS and you have started up the machine to be able to carry out the procedure indicated in the AUTO-PATCHER.Comment
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I have an x280, and I run the autopatch when it turned on, it doesn't show anything on the screen, I put the original backup and if it turns on normally please. helpmeLast edited by SMDFlea; 03-26-2023, 12:32 PM.Comment
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Re: LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
Firmware related mainpulation, I pretty much only did that.
I validated the flash content when computer gives [5 short beep] + [5 short beep](screen didn't lit up at all with 5+5 short beeps, CPU fan spins and auto shutdown). Flash content was identical to my patched BIOS file so a failed programming was ruled out.
The idea of clearing TPM came from https://thinkwiki.de/Error_Codes, "Security chip does not like Custom-BIOS". The laptop didn't boot up so I'm not entirely sure why it didn't work in my case. Maybe there's an exact procedure on not connecting CMOS battery or whatever connectors, as described by this post. (I did make sure CMOS battery and internal battery were disconnected.)
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...postcount=2006
You can check the status of TPM by using [get-tpm] command in Powershell.
The options related to [Security] were all greyed out from SVP. TPM is the [Security Chip], which was set to [Discrete] and [Physical Presence for Clear] was [Enabled]. [Physical Presence for Clear] allows the TPM to be reset by issuing clear command from OS. i.e. [clear-tpm -useppi] from Powershell.
A complete power-cycle is required to see the TPM clearing prompt from BIOS so you need to hold shift when you press restart in Windows 10/11. I forgot if [Physical Presence for Provisioning] was enabled or not but you can prevent Windows from preparing TPM by [Disable-TpmAutoProvisioning] command in Powershell before you clear the TPM.
One interesting thing I did notice was "TPM certificate changed." before "Turn it off" message.
Warning: Only clear the TPM if you have nothing to lose as Bitlocker will request recovery code if you have Bitlocker disk encryption.Last edited by bivikoc825; 03-07-2023, 03:01 AM.Comment
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Re: LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
How do I get pasted the BIOS Supervisor password to flash the Bios.Attached FilesPremium supporters get full download access and other benefits.
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i want to shoutout a big thanks for the script.
I've handled to unlock BIOS of 3 Thinkpads T570 which i bought.
Also thanks a lot to Vesko356 for useful hints!Comment
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Re: LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
do you have a new patch that doesnt require hardware id key?Comment
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CAn you autopact e590 bios , I try but I cant doLast edited by SMDFlea; 03-26-2023, 12:32 PM.Comment
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ready to uploadComment
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Re: LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
i need help in my lenovo T495 bios admin password.
i used lenovo bios autopatcher and it boots up i follow the instructions i waited 60 sec before pressing any key so on. then i flashed back the original bios and it still require password.
the bin files are attached. the original backup and the patched file.Comment
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Re: LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
what generation is the processor, this way you can only do up to 8th generationComment
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