ThinkPad x395 attempt at password removal

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  • volinakis
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    Originally posted by mshone


    Hi file,
    I have 2 laptops of model thinkpad x390. One is witg Gigadevice 1,8V BIOS chip, another is with winbond. Please to unlock.
    1. Lenovo thinkpad X390, model 20NM-S0GM01 20/04, s/n PC-1GK33V. BIOS chip gigadevice 25LB128DSIG 1.8 V, original file name is "x395 GD orig 1.zip"
    2.
    Lenovo thinkpad X390, model 20NM-S0GM01 19/12, s/n PC-1CMMX8, BIOS chip is WINBOND 25Q128FWSQ 1.8 V, original file name is "x395 wb orig 1.zip"

    Thanks in advance.
    follow steps from autopatcher
    Attached Files

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  • mshone
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    Originally posted by mshone


    Hi file,
    I have 2 laptops of model thinkpad x390. One is witg Gigadevice 1,8V BIOS chip, another is with winbond. Please to unlock.
    1. Lenovo thinkpad X390, model 20NM-S0GM01 20/04, s/n PC-1GK33V. BIOS chip gigadevice 25LB128DSIG 1.8 V, original file name is "x395 GD orig 1.zip"
    2.
    Lenovo thinkpad X390, model 20NM-S0GM01 19/12, s/n PC-1CMMX8, BIOS chip is WINBOND 25Q128FWSQ 1.8 V, original file name is "x395 wb orig 1.zip"

    Thanks in advance.
    It is model X395, not x390

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  • mshone
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    Originally posted by volinakis
    Re: ThinkPad x395 attempt at password removal



    What programmer did you use to erase IT8186VG?


    Hi file,
    I have 2 laptops of model thinkpad x390. One is witg Gigadevice 1,8V BIOS chip, another is with winbond. Please to unlock.
    1. Lenovo thinkpad X390, model 20NM-S0GM01 20/04, s/n PC-1GK33V. BIOS chip gigadevice 25LB128DSIG 1.8 V, original file name is "x395 GD orig 1.zip"
    2.
    Lenovo thinkpad X390, model 20NM-S0GM01 19/12, s/n PC-1CMMX8, BIOS chip is WINBOND 25Q128FWSQ 1.8 V, original file name is "x395 wb orig 1.zip"

    Thanks in advance.

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  • volinakis
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    Originally posted by tazertest

    How do I do that? Sorry I'm a noob.
    Read Bios Guides ...

    https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...t=phoenix+bios

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  • tazertest
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    Originally posted by volinakis

    post bios backup
    How do I do that? Sorry I'm a noob.

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  • volinakis
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    Originally posted by tazertest
    Hi, I also have recently bough a x395. Can you please help me volinakis?
    post bios backup

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  • tazertest
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    Hi, I also have recently bough a x395. Can you please help me volinakis?

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  • volinakis
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    Originally posted by 3mz3t
    volinakis I used yours (I assumed the other one uses the same mechanism).
    nope, the other one doesn't even have NVRAM volume cleaned. I am sure it will not work.
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  • 3mz3t
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    volinakis I used yours (I assumed the other one uses the same mechanism).

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  • volinakis
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    Originally posted by 3mz3t
    volinakis franklinogot The patched bios worked like a charm, I did not even have to remove the winbond chip (I used clips), clean & quick method. Thank you very much! :-)
    which patch did you use? mine or the other one? because they are different.

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  • 3mz3t
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    volinakis franklinogot The patched bios worked like a charm, I did not even have to remove the winbond chip (I used clips), clean & quick method. Thank you very much! :-)

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  • franklinogot
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    Originally posted by 3mz3t
    volinakis I also have a t495s laptop with a supervisor password set (I know this thread is for X395, but it's the same motherboard).

    Can you please patch the attached bios dump for me so that I can try your method? S/N PC-1HF898

    Thanks.
    Here you go
    Attached Files

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  • volinakis
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    Originally posted by 3mz3t
    volinakis I also have a t495s laptop with a supervisor password set (I know this thread is for X395, but it's the same motherboard).

    Can you please patch the attached bios dump for me so that I can try your method? S/N PC-1HF898

    Thanks.
    try
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  • 3mz3t
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    volinakis I also have a t495s laptop with a supervisor password set (I know this thread is for X395, but it's the same motherboard).

    Can you please patch the attached bios dump for me so that I can try your method? S/N PC-1HF898

    Thanks.
    Originally posted by uvaiz

    yout service tag:BLLFQ72

    try
    thank you very much, i try tomorow and come with feedback.

    Originally posted by Bios Cracker

    Try and Update.
    Thank you very much, for your fast answer, i try tomorow and i come with feedback
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  • Mitolamito
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    Hello everyone.
    I am new member Mitolamito.
    I would like to offer my one tip on this issue that has been stagnant for 5 months now.

    I am a Thinkpad X395 user with Bios Lock applied.

    I have been trying to unlock this ThinkPad for about 2 weeks now, but have been unable to solve the problem.

    The tools I used are.
    Lenovo auto patcher
    Uefi Play-ground
    HxD
    Uefitool... etc.

    Today I decided to edit the EC chip and give up if it doesn't work.
    Since I was in the middle of the last work, I removed the Cmos battery and wrote the original BIOS back to the chip.

    Then what do you think? Instead of the dreaded key symbol, the Entering Setup.... appeared on the screen. Fortunately, I was able to enter the BIOS.
    Immediately I turned off all BIOS passwords, rebooted, and successfully launched Windows 11!

    However, this was a complete coincidence. In fact, I had no idea what I had just done to bring about this result.

    More however, one thing is for sure: there is possible that you can also unlock BIOS of X395 without an EC programmer like Vertyanov.
    I did not use an EC programmer this time.

    I'm tired of typing long sentences, so I'll stop here first.
    In my next reply, I will itemize the main tasks I did.

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  • ddhlawi
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    the same problem

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  • volinakis
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    so, patched file worked and you were able to unlock it. And when you put back original file laptop doesn't turn on, right? Check soldering and if your chipset is MX25L128 change it with a winbond W25Q128.

  • ddhlawi
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    Originally posted by volinakis

    try this bios and follow steps described in autopatcher
    I follow all steps ok
    but when i programmes it originally no display .After minutes i turne off forcément.
    Now no allumage no charge.
    There IS 5v 3.3v 1.8v and 3.3 in thé Betton on off

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  • volinakis
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    Originally posted by ddhlawi
    Hi
    I tried auto patcher with my x395 rayzan 5 but no display and play Melody

    Think pad X395
    CM : FA391/FA491 NM-C181. RÉV : 1.0
    S/N : PC-1KRJZK
    MTM : 20NM-S1U800
    try this bios and follow steps described in autopatcher
    Attached Files

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  • ddhlawi
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    Hi
    I tried auto patcher with my x395 rayzan 5 but no display and play Melody

    Think pad X395
    CM : FA391/FA491 NM-C181. RÉV : 1.0
    S/N : PC-1KRJZK
    MTM : 20NM-S1U800
    Attached Files
    Last edited by ddhlawi; 12-19-2023, 04:03 AM.

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