LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal
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Hello Oh yes, the resistance is necessary.Comment
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Hey, can you generate for me the bios file for bypass bios password
i already upload the informations P52S
Thank you
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...49#post3716449Comment
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Hey, can you generate for me the bios file for bypass bios password
i already upload the informations P52S
Thank you
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...49#post3716449Attached FilesComment
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Hi Good day I really need help I have a Lenovo V110 -15IKB and every time I enter BIOS I get a password and I don't know if it can be removed or reset as I just bought the laptop , I don't really understand anything here from page 1 so a step by step guide will be much appreciated. V110 -15IKBLast edited by ELOGS; Yesterday, 06:07 AM.Comment
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I think RT809H is the best price/value in this category...in fact every programmer has good and bad things but to use it once or twice a year then RT809H is a good choice.
In US you find a lot of RT809H programmers on Amazon or eBay. (ex. https://a.co/d/eUE6vcB)
Look for RT809H not for RT809F !Comment
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Here are the details:
The chip you are looking for is U23 (MEC1653) and you don't need to desolder the chip !
Look on the first picture and find all soldering points for JTAG on your MB.
The second picture is how to connect these points to your programmer. ( don't wire #RST )
After connecting and checking all wires start your programmer software and select MEC1653 from EC List, connect the charger and read the chip it should be 290kb.
Erase the chip and write the File back.
Swap back the R8796 to R8797 position before restart !
You will lose your laptop's data such as serial number, model, etc. like:
2200: Machine Type Invalid and Serial Number are invalid.
2201: Machine UUID is Invalid
2202: Product Name is invalid
2203: System configuration is invalid.
2204: System configuration data is invalid.
Don't worry that can be restored from the sticker (I hope is intact...if not then ..."Houston, We have a problem").
Use ThinkPad Config Information Update Utility v1.11 (attached) :
-Extract and run "usbfmtpw.exe" this will format your USB and copy the files over.
(check that the files copied after format. if not manually copy them to the root of the USB).
-Insert to laptop and boot to USB FDD it is EFI not Legacy (USB you just created).
-Now go to main menu and choose initialize EEPROM, this clears all keys plus UUID and now the overflow error wont happen.
-Now go 1, then use 1 to add new info, enter C0 then Enter.
-Now enter serial and model in long form will start with 1S so (1STTTTMMMMCCSSSSSSS like described below)
-Enter and Key is stored.
-If you like can add more or go back and use option 3 for a few more config details. (I set my brand name there)
-Once all info is set go to assign UUID, and say Yes.
(once you generate the UUID you cannot edit the serials unless you initialize and do them all over again.
-Reboot and check bios screen your info should be there no more beeps on boot.
Product ID: TTTT-MMMMCC
Serial#: SS-SSSSS
TTTT = Machine Type
MMMM = Model Type
CC = Country Code
SSSSSSS = Serial Number
...so yours will be 1S20HGS14D00PC0PTLL4
As a final advice before you try to flash your MEC1653:
Check and re-check every component around the BIOS chip and try to rewrite your saved dump with the new programmer because is far,far better then the CH341A.
Good Luck!Last edited by Stefan Steff; Yesterday, 09:14 AM.Comment
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