I have a Lenovo IdeaPad 3 laptop with bad integrated RAM that's causing random memory_management BSOD's and freezing. Is there a way to disabled onboard ram so I can put a regular stick on it?

Model: IdeaPad 3 14ADA05
Serial: PF2NFW62
BIOS Version: E8EC34WW

Thank you! I took the BIOS file and flashed it which brought the laptop back successfully!...

This issue has me stumped! I have this Lenovo IdeaPad and the SSD (NVME) keeps on randomly disconnecting. It'll stop being detected in BIOS randomly and when I turn it off and back on sometimes it'll detect again and boot up just fine...only to crash after a few minutes and either boot again or stop being detected.

Things I tried so far:

- Reset the CMOS by removing battery, held power buttons 60 seconds, all that jazz.
- BIOS is fully updated (had to use CHA341 because I bricked it the first time trying to update it)
- Tried multiple working NVME drives...

I'm so new to this lol. I figured it out, I attached the .zip with the dump file inside....

I pressed read IC on NeoProgrammer and saved the dump file but it's not letting me attach it here as .bin or .hex? What do I do now?...

The BIOS chip on it is a Winbond 25Q64JWSIQ. How do I get a dump file once I connect the CH341A?

How do I find the original dump file?...

Model: Lenovo IdeaPad 3 14ADA05 81W0
S/N: PF2BZS7D

I was having issues with this particular laptop where the NVME SSD would disappear and would not detect unless I took it out and reconnected it, then it would detect for only for a minute then disappear from BIOS. I figured updating the BIOS was worth a try so I booted into my HBCD USB and downloaded the latest BIOS file for that exact model. I ran the executable and everything went smooth, it beeped and then when it restarted, now it won't post, just black screen with fan spinning.

I already have a CH341A programmer...