LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
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Re: LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
t460s is working.
I can't read the bin file for t470s anymore, because I put another file on it.
is there a way to reproduce the bin file or play a cleanup file on itComment
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And what happened when you replaced the locked bios file with one from another device ??? It doesn't work?
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lenovo t450 need patch bios pleaseComment
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@drjlt
You will find your answer if you just read a few related threads in this forum.
Answer:
Because the Supervisor Password IS NOT stored in the BIOS chip, but in the EC/KBC chip. When the ThinkPad BIOS file is patched, a couple of DXE drivers are injected into it which will do the "cleaning" of the EC/KBC built-in EEPROM.Comment
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@drjlt
You will find your answer if you just read a few related threads in this forum.
Answer:
Because the Supervisor Password IS NOT stored in the BIOS chip, but in the EC/KBC chip. When the ThinkPad BIOS file is patched, a couple of DXE drivers are injected into it which will do the "cleaning" of the EC/KBC built-in EEPROM.
Yes, I guessed that some arrangement like this must be the reason after reading more. Didn't find the exact reason as you stated.Comment
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https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...42&postcount=4OpenBoardView — https://github.com/OpenBoardView/OpenBoardViewComment
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Hello guys! I have tried this patch with a Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Yoga 4th (20QG) and after patching all I get is a black screen and power button flashing. Anyone knows what I might have done wrong or what should I try? I have attached original dump and patched dump here, maybe it helps. I did remove ssd and put some tape on the cover tamper protection but to no avail. Thank you in advance!Last edited by SMDFlea; 03-25-2023, 11:57 AM.Comment
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Remove cmos and main battery and try onceComment
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@cmn.fix
Most likely Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Yoga 4th (20QG) can not be patched as this is a 32MB BIOS, which most of the times contains a BACKUP of the BIOS and the actual "WORKING" BIOS.
In this case the BIOS Region contains 26 Volumes, these are a few of the copies found (VolBackupBIOS:VolWorkingBIOS): 2:6, 3:7, 9:16, 10:14, 11:15, 12:13, 17:22, 18:23, 19:24, 20:25, 21:26.
The "black screen and power button flashing" that you get is because both copies of the BIOS are being patched. If only the "working" BIOS is patched, then the ThinkPad executes the "Self-Healing" code, which copies the backup BIOS onto the "working" BIOS. If this protection could be disabled then the patch would work.
For the moment the only option is to use an EC/KBC programmer.Comment
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@cmn.fix
Most likely Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Yoga 4th (20QG) can not be patched as this is a 32MB BIOS, which most of the times contains a BACKUP of the BIOS and the actual "WORKING" BIOS.
In this case the BIOS Region contains 26 Volumes, these are a few of the copies found (VolBackupBIOS:VolWorkingBIOS): 2:6, 3:7, 9:16, 10:14, 11:15, 12:13, 17:22, 18:23, 19:24, 20:25, 21:26.
The "black screen and power button flashing" that you get is because both copies of the BIOS are being patched. If only the "working" BIOS is patched, then the ThinkPad executes the "Self-Healing" code, which copies the backup BIOS onto the "working" BIOS. If this protection could be disabled then the patch would work.
For the moment the only option is to use an EC/KBC programmer.Comment
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Hello, I received the CH341a today. I see that the chip is Winbond 25Q80DVNIG 1816, which dumps to just 1MB.
Is this the correct BIOS chip?
Update: Found another Winbond chip. The aforementioned isn't the BIOS chip.Last edited by drjlt; 07-19-2022, 09:43 AM.Comment
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there will be one more chipComment
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Flashed multiple times. I think the clip / programmer is problematic:
With CH341A programmer v1.34, I couldn't get a consistent read that passes verification.
With ASProgrammer, I was able to get two reads that were identical and passed verification. However, they still looked different to another dump of the same model I found on this forum.
Since the laptop is a brick from the company that contracted me for work and who no longer wants it (but locked it with SVP thanks very much). I went ahead and tried to flash anyway.
At first, I got black screen with beeps, possibly 1-3-3-1.
Then, I used ASProgrammer and unchecked "Do not write FF".
Now, it only blinks the power button once after each reset. I suspect that BIOS is not written correctly. Not surprising, as the read result is different than what's just been written???
What could be a good solution without de-soldering the chip, which I don't have the tools for?
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