LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal

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  • osark
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    Originally posted by peste

    Are you using the original BIOS of your laptop....
    Yes, the laptop has the Lenovo BIOS, but when you say original do you mean a BIOS that has never been updated?

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  • peste
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    Originally posted by osark
    I have got a Thinkpad L470 with locked BIOS. I havent done any BIOS unlock before. My question is, do I need a new pristine BIOS image and use it with the script, or is the script used with the dump of the exact same BIOS that you want to unlock?
    Are you using the original BIOS of your laptop....

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  • osark
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    I have got a Thinkpad L470 with locked BIOS. I havent done any BIOS unlock before. My question is, do I need a new pristine BIOS image and use it with the script, or is the script used with the dump of the exact same BIOS that you want to unlock?

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  • Maxpower3
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    Originally posted by Andromedus_81
    "Is there a way to use a single master BIOS dump to unlock the Lenovo E595 Type 20NF with an AMD processor? I have around 10 units and it would simplify my work. I saw such a solution for the E495 model. Thank You for any help
    universal unlock pin 7 or 8/9/10 try

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  • questore
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    Hello, I have a x390 yoga. I have flashed the patched bios but im not getting the hardware ID screen and I dont have to press space 2 times, it just goes to BIOS right away and therefore, no luck to remove password
    Can anyone help me?
    Last edited by questore; 10-10-2025, 10:35 AM.

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  • Andromedus_81
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    "Is there a way to use a single master BIOS dump to unlock the Lenovo E595 Type 20NF with an AMD processor? I have around 10 units and it would simplify my work. I saw such a solution for the E495 model. Thank You for any help

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  • markkNL
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    Originally posted by markkNL

    Hi, just wondering if you could share those pics again? I'm looking to fix my p50. I've already found one chip that could be the bios chip, close to the RAM, at position u5, but I'm not sure if it's the correct chip.
    Can't seem to find an Edit button, so I guess I'll go like this.
    I just went for it, and it worked out. PW is removed, U5 is indeed the BIOS chip.
    Thanks

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  • markkNL
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    Originally posted by AAAC
    Re: LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal

    @Merlinox
    I’ve just sent you a PM with links of 2 pictures showing BIOS chip location on ThinkPad P50.
    Hi, just wondering if you could share those pics again? I'm looking to fix my p50. I've already found one chip that could be the bios chip, close to the RAM, at position u5, but I'm not sure if it's the correct chip.

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  • Sidqi Januar Riadi
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    Originally posted by Maxpower3
    thanks very much,its working

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  • szepesif
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    Originally posted by Maxpower3

    which programmer and which software

    Ch341 ??

    if you can't, try EC bypass
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    https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...-ec-pwd-bypass
    I had to try a few times, but I was able to get into the BIOS with this method, and now the P50 board is finally supervisor password free. Thank you for all of your help! I wanted to leave a comment about the success for future visitors.

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  • szepesif
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    Originally posted by Maxpower3

    which programmer and which software

    Ch341 ??

    if you can't, try EC bypass
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    https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...-ec-pwd-bypass
    Revelprog with its original software.

    I didn't know there were LPC lines here that I could use to get into the BIOS. I used that method several times in the past. I will give it a try here as well.

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  • Maxpower3
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    Originally posted by szepesif

    Can it be the same problem with my P50? See above. It doesn't have a picture with any of the patched files, only with the original bin. I tried everything, asked for help but I'm out of ideas.
    which programmer and which software

    Ch341 ??

    if you can't, try EC bypass
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    https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...-ec-pwd-bypass
    Last edited by Maxpower3; 10-05-2025, 08:13 AM.

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  • szepesif
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    Originally posted by Markus1741

    Okay try this file ...
    Look at this video ....
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BB--9VU0R0
    Can it be the same problem with my P50? See above. It doesn't have a picture with any of the patched files, only with the original bin. I tried everything, asked for help but I'm out of ideas.

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  • Markus1741
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    Originally posted by Maxpower3
    Hello Maxpower3, no problem. Your help is always very valuable.​​

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  • Maxpower3
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    Originally posted by gibkibolo

    Is there any chance you could instruct me on which value needs to be changed?
    https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...40#post3345540

    Markus1741 I didn't see that you replied.



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  • Markus1741
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    Originally posted by gibkibolo



    I'm providing the system-unit serial number PF1Q99TA
    Did you use Lenovo autopatcher 0.2 for patching?
    Is there any chance you could instruct me on which value needs to be changed?
    Okay try this file ...
    Look at this video ....
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BB--9VU0R0
    Attached Files

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  • gibkibolo
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    Originally posted by Markus1741

    It's actually quite simple: you have an AMD CPU laptop, and the auto-patcher was written for an Intel CPU.
    A hash value in your patched file needs to be changed. I've already done that here, but you should follow the rules and post the serial number.
    Then I can give you the new patch file.


    I'm providing the system-unit serial number PF1Q99TA
    Did you use Lenovo autopatcher 0.2 for patching?
    Is there any chance you could instruct me on which value needs to be changed?

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  • Markus1741
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    Originally posted by gibkibolo
    Guys, listen up, I have an issue. I'm trying to use patcher 0.2 on a Lenovo E959 20NF. I have 2 of them, and of course, they have a BIOS password. When I dump the BIOS and use the patcher, after flashing the patched BIOS, the laptop doesn't boot. I thought I was loading something incorrectly, but when I flash the original image back, the computer starts up fine. This model (E959 20NF) is listed as supported. Could someone shed some light on my problem? I would be eternally grateful.
    It's actually quite simple: you have an AMD CPU laptop, and the auto-patcher was written for an Intel CPU.
    A hash value in your patched file needs to be changed. I've already done that here, but you should follow the rules and post the serial number.
    Then I can give you the new patch file.

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  • gibkibolo
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    Guys, listen up, I have an issue. I'm trying to use patcher 0.2 on a Lenovo E959 20NF. I have 2 of them, and of course, they have a BIOS password. When I dump the BIOS and use the patcher, after flashing the patched BIOS, the laptop doesn't boot. I thought I was loading something incorrectly, but when I flash the original image back, the computer starts up fine. This model (E959 20NF) is listed as supported. Could someone shed some light on my problem? I would be eternally grateful.
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  • Maxpower3
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    Originally posted by peste

    post S/N, full name and model, motherboard model,TYPE,etc.
    Originally posted by Sidqi Januar Riadi
    dear Maxpower3 can you help me solve the problem of locked bios type x280, I didn't find anything that worked, S/N :PC0XVCCK
    try

    or try

    https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...16#post3738316
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    Last edited by Maxpower3; 10-04-2025, 05:51 AM.

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