LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal

[OnyxOutlaw]

try this and report

No boot.
The power button light turns on and the keyboard backlight strobes before turning off.
There's nothing on display or any sound made by the device

[Sidqi Januar Riadi]

No boot.
The power button light turns on and the keyboard backlight strobes before turning off.
There's nothing on display or any sound made by the device

Remove the battery and CMOS battery, wait for 3 minutes or more until the Lenovo logo appears and quickly press F1, enter the original password then enter, then space 2x

[OnyxOutlaw]

Remove the battery and CMOS battery, wait for 3 minutes or more until the Lenovo logo appears and quickly press F1, enter the original password then enter, then space 2x

Works perfectly, thank you!
In the spirit of growth, I'd like you to ask: how were you able to get this working?

[BHK912]

Hi,
Could someone plz help me to remove the Supervisor password?
Lenovo ThinkPad P72
SN PF1N2KV0
Type 20MC-S0LS00

[danito]

Hi,
Could someone plz help me to remove the Supervisor password?
Lenovo ThinkPad P72
SN PF1N2KV0
Type 20MC-S0LS00

try

[BHK912]

Thank you, it works great.

[evotic]

Can somebody please help me remove the Supervisor password from my X280
Lenovo Thinkpad X280
SN: PC-10X1H9
Type: 20KF-0020US

[evotic]

Can somebody please help me remove the Supervisor password from my X280
Lenovo Thinkpad X280
SN: PC-10X1H9
Type: 20KF-0020US

I tried patching it my self but when i flash the patched file the laptop gives a jingle like a music sound and doesnt post, the power button stays on but no image. After reflashing the original dump the laptop boots normally so there is that at least.

Can someone with much better knowledge help me what could be the mistake im doing

This is the patched dump im flashing

[flaviustech]

If i drag bin file to the autopatch.cmd it opens and fast close cmd window, and cannot see anything. It opens and close very fast. What is the culprit?

[Lenp51]

I was struggling with this today. It turned out I was unnecessarily attaching a 1.8V adapter to the CH341 black adapter. I've seen many videos where people demonstrate that the CH341 black is applying 5V to the data track. When this happens, it's said that the BIOS can't be read. I was struggling because the backup was being created, but each time it was different. I looked for the problem elsewhere. I fiddled with the clip, etc. I lost patience and desoldered the BIOS from the motherboard. The problem with the backup persisted. After many attempts, I simply disconnected the adapter. I did this after checking the voltage on all the pins and found that there wasn't 5V at all, but the correct 3.3V values everywhere. Unfortunately, my ThinkPad P51 still doesn't work. After flashing the BIOS, which was autopatched, the laptop won't turn on, it beeps, and the screen is black. I'm wondering what to do next.