On Board Ram Disable via Bios Editing

[CALUMA.24]

try..

WORKING, thank you very much

[Convenience]

Hi could someone please disable onboard ram on my Lenovo C340-14IML Bios File

S/N: MP1NETKT

Thank you so much

[ARHIVATORRR]

Hi could someone please disable onboard ram on my Lenovo C340-14IML Bios File

S/N: MP1NETKT

Thank you so much

There is already software for cutting out memory from the BIOS file. Try to find this "BIOS memory SPD removal tool 1.6". But keep in mind that you may need to additionally shift the resistors.

[AlbertoZ]

Hi,can you help with lenovo V15-ADA 82C7 ram disabling?

S/N PF29MHEE

This is my BIOS. Thanks

[Bios White]

Hi,

Can you disable onboard RAM for Lenovo TP T470s BIOS.
Attached is a working .bin backup
I try tool https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...opydmi-scripts
But error
Thanks

SMDFlea please help me

[f@brice]

Hi,can you help with lenovo V15-ADA 82C7 ram disabling?

S/N PF29MHEE

This is my BIOS. Thanks

try and report please

[f@brice]

Hi,

Can you disable onboard RAM for Lenovo TP T470s BIOS.
Attached is a working .bin backup
I try tool https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...opydmi-scripts
But error
Thanks

SMDFlea please help me

script is for copy dmi infos, not for disable ram.
post your dump + serial number, and we can try.

[SMDFlea]

the script to disable ram is at post 7

[AlbertoZ]

try and report please

thank you, i tried but not working.

[f@brice]

thank you, i tried but not working.

look on the schematic, perhaps by moving some resistors, you could disable ram.
Serch for DIMM_ONLY

[AlbertoZ]

look on the schematic, perhaps by moving some resistors, you could disable ram.
Serch for DIMM_ONLY

If it can be useful, from CPU-Z on this board the external RAM is on bank 1 and the on-board RAM on bank 2, instead in others, e.g. Asus and Acer is the opposite, the on-board RAM is on bank 1 and the external RAM on bank 2

[f@brice]

If it can be useful, from CPU-Z on this board the external RAM is on bank 1 and the on-board RAM on bank 2, instead in others, e.g. Asus and Acer is the opposite, the on-board RAM is on bank 1 and the external RAM on bank 2

not usefull for bios editing.