LENOVO BIOS AUTO-PATCHER for Supervisor Password Removal

[Maxpower3]

You mean writing default/original bios of this model,right? Not the initial one I read & save at beginning before patch?
Any X1 Carbon bios bin would be ok or 20HQ model level compatibility needed?

initial bios restore

[giokxan]

initial bios restore

i cant reach bios menu, because its getting stuck "Entering Setup..." after pressing F1

[Maxpower3]

i cant reach bios menu, because its getting stuck "Entering Setup..." after pressing F1

post your initial bios
someone will provide you with a cleaned or new one
don't forget to indicate the serial number

[giokxan]

https://filetransfer.io/data-package/XXWffcco#link

Cant upload as attachment, it doesnt allow .bin extension

I put in link initial and patched one I did as instructed

Its 20HQ - DX120 NM-B141

[Maxpower3]

https://filetransfer.io/data-package/XXWffcco#link

Cant upload as attachment, it doesnt allow .bin extension

with winrar (.rar) or .zip

[giokxan]

with winrar (.rar) or .zip

attached now

[Maxpower3]

attached now

try initial patched, see open setup

[giokxan]

try initial patched, see open setup

your attachments are same with what I uploaded, do you mean I should try with initial (original bin with svp)?
What is open setup

[Maxpower3]

not same try

What is open setup

Bios menu

[giokxan]

not same try


Bios menu

ok sorry ,saw it wrong. I will try now with that new patch
Does it matter if I keep SSD removed and attached during this trying?

[Maxpower3]

try normal ,keep all

[giokxan]

try normal ,keep all

it worked, thanks man you are the king,
im in bios settings and spv disabled, i did "load setup defaults" as well. I closed computrace from enabled to as "permanently disabled" , do you know if extra steps needed further?

can I use laptop with this bios bin or I need to find clean default bin?

Thanks!

[Maxpower3]

it worked, thanks man you are the king,
im in bios settings and spv disabled, i did "load setup defaults" as well. I closed computrace from enabled to as "permanently disabled" , do you know if extra steps needed further?

can I use laptop with this bios bin or I need to find clean default bin?

Thanks!

use this one, see if everything works ssd /lan etc ..
you lost the windows key, if necessary ask for it

[Tokeri]

Hi, I have used the search function copiously, and tried to follow a few leads in regards to getting a beep code of 0285, TCG-compliant functionality-related error (might be the TPM initialization failure). I've tried disabling TPM through powershell, tried autopatch script several times, and each time I try and boot with the modified BIOS I get a 0285 beep code. Using the dumped bios works fine. Any tips or knowhow on how to fix this? In UEFITool I found that the patched bios has a "FfsParser::checkProtectedRanges: Phoenix protected range [970000hA0000h] hash mismatch, opened image may refuse to boot" message on it, which the dumped bios does not have. I don't have the technical knowhow to calculate and patch in a new hash

[Maxpower3]

Hi, I have used the search function copiously, and tried to follow a few leads in regards to getting a beep code of 0285, TCG-compliant functionality-related error (might be the TPM initialization failure). I've tried disabling TPM through powershell, tried autopatch script several times, and each time I try and boot with the modified BIOS I get a 0285 beep code. Using the dumped bios works fine. Any tips or knowhow on how to fix this? In UEFITool I found that the patched bios has a "FfsParser::checkProtectedRanges: Phoenix protected range [970000hA0000h] hash mismatch, opened image may refuse to boot" message on it, which the dumped bios does not have. I don't have the technical knowhow to calculate and patch in a new hash

https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...40#post3345540

[Tokeri]

https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...40#post3345540

Many thanks

[Tokeri]

https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...40#post3345540

So I tried following the guide, but hit an immediate roadblock. The hash range 970000h: DA0000h doesn't match with the hash ranges in the security tab in UEFITool:

FfsParser::checkProtectedRanges: Phoenix protected range [970000h: DA0000h] hash mismatch, opened image may refuse to boot

Phoenix hash file found at base 00F88018h

Protected ranges:

RelativeOffset: 000A0000h Size: D0000h

Hash: 873294B3EBBB3329BBA6ABED75392C98891C38BAF1A934FD01B45132EE4162AD

RelativeOffset: 00170000h Size: 430000h

Hash: F346D4820EAC0C54FF7B7D342BBEDC1773C839936B53F366B50CE7CC92DEF45B

RelativeOffset: 005A0000h Size: 40000h

Hash: B8B7D897008E232E13A2982BA212ED9F7DE467424B2D4BCB266A032E0A64F13A

RelativeOffset: 005E0000h Size: 10000h

Hash: 34669869FF876E3118FE418D5359ECB71CC02B2132BD6F68CE12C406AA4AF6F0

Unless I'm missing something from the tutorial?

[Maxpower3]

[QUOTE=Tokeri;n3465637]

So I tried following the guide, but hit an immediate roadblock. The hash range 970000h: DA0000h doesn't match with the hash ranges in the security tab in UEFITool:

[QUOTE]

Post your bios

model and serial number to respect the rules

[Tokeri]

[QUOTE=Maxpower3;n3465640][QUOTE=Tokeri;n3465637]

So I tried following the guide, but hit an immediate roadblock. The hash range 970000h: DA0000h doesn't match with the hash ranges in the security tab in UEFITool:

Post your bios

model and serial number to respect the rules

BIOS in attachment (unmodified)
serial number PF-1QP25J
Type 20L6

[Maxpower3]

[QUOTE=Tokeri;n3465647][QUOTE=Maxpower3;n3465640]

So I tried following the guide, but hit an immediate roadblock. The hash range 970000h: DA0000h doesn't match with the hash ranges in the security tab in UEFITool:



BIOS in attachment (unmodified)
serial number PF-1QP25J
Type 20L6

try