Hello everyone, I'm here to learn how to restore a semi-bricked bios on my laptop. I'm learning fast but still feel like a total novice, however I am encouraged by the expertise on display here in this forum....

No, I've checked out some YouTube videos on how to program bios chips with a CH341A but I've basically been running with the assumption that this won't be necessary with a semi-bricked bios? Is this a false assumption or can a USM flash drive with the proper Bios file do the job here?

Hello everyone,

I soft BRICKED my Lenovo IdeaPad laptop (black screen with led lights on, responsive keyboard backlight, fans spinning) after messing about with a Github tool called Smokeless. I am now attempting to reflash the bios through USB, but I am not sure if I extracted the correct BIOS ROM file to flash, and I also could not find the correct file name to rename it to (GLCrisis.bin, GLCN.bin, Currom.bin??). In addition to attempting to reflash the Bios with a USB, I have also performed the following activities:
*Novo button power on
*Disconnected internal battery...