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Re: LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
Lenovo twist s203u
Nothing should be read from U32 (p24s08).
It must be shortened between pins 5 and 6 exactly when you turn it on.
press f1 for the bios, enter the bios, take the tip of the screwdriver (in my case) you go to security change the password, F10 for saving that's about it.Attached FilesPremium supporters get full download access and other benefits.
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Re: LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
ThxComment
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Hi, can somebody patch this bios? I have tried on both W10 and Ubuntu 20.04, but i got only errors
here is it. thanks in advanceLast edited by SMDFlea; 03-25-2023, 11:57 AM.Comment
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So short update from me: managed to patch the bios. in my case the problem was that I had to versions of Python, 2 and 3, installed. So i had first to uninstall python2 and after to modify autopatcher.py file and manually change from python to python3 (i am using ubuntu 20.04) and after that the process went straightforward.
So I can confirm that the patch works in Lenovo Thinkpad t460p.
thanks to all who made it possible!
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I have a winbond chip. I believe its quite standard from what i was reading online.Comment
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there is no video explain those thingsComment
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Hi Experts,
I've tried this but my Lenovo X270 is bricked after applying the pathed version?
What I did :
1) I used CH341A mini USB programmer to take a BIOS back up
2) Took second back up and compared with the first one to make sure they match and for peace of mind that I have a good bios backup
3) Used 'lenovo_autopatcher_0.2' to patch the backed up version and successfully got a patched.bin file.
4) Cleared the Bios chip with CH341A mini USB programmer and flashed/programmed the patched.bin file on to bios chip. (My bios chip was a "MXIC-MX-25L12873F-M2I-10G" 16MB bin file, also verified that the backup and patched files are around the same size 16 MB)
5) Tried turning on but wouldn't start (tried unplugging & re-connecting CMOS battery and internal battery, also tried the reset pinhole at the back of the laptop near battery). Nothing seems to start the laptop, no beeps nothing...
Any suggestions where I could have gone wrong?
P.S (attaching my bios backup and patched version, just in case if that helps anyone answer this question)
ThanksLast edited by SMDFlea; 03-25-2023, 11:57 AM.Comment
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i have tried to patch svp on x1 yoga gen 2 but my laptop cannot boot with black screen and some beeps. i checked with lenovo diagnostic app with error code 0285
What should i do? thank youLast edited by SMDFlea; 03-25-2023, 11:57 AM.Comment
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i have removed and reflashed bios. it's working with removed SVP
thank you.Comment
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Hello i have this yoga 370 with bios password locked
i try to unlocked by patching bios but not work please any one help me te unlockedLast edited by SMDFlea; 03-25-2023, 11:57 AM.Comment
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how to use autopatcher please help meComment
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anyone have solution for this password lenovo yoga 370Comment
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