BIOS Lenovo z 50-70
I would give to kanow how to go into bios of z50 - 70 to allow vmware wokstation
To enter the bios press the NOVO button. See page 9 of the user's guide for the location of the button.
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When I plug it on, I get around 80-90 FPS boost.
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I was hoping you'd be able to boot into recovery mode using the "Novo" button located on the right side, near the USB port. With the help of this button to start the laptop should put you in recovery mode (recovery of key) that is integrated with most of the units.
If this does not work, the only two choices are to recover the password set by the individual or have the computer repair at a local authorized store.
Go further, setting a master password for the BIOS entry may be something that you should look at. I suggest to download the user guide / manual and reading on the password levels available service. -IMO contacting parents and informing them that they would be responsible for the costs repair / replace the notebook can also be something useful - your call.
Good luck.
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I would like to know is there a method to recover the BIOS of Lenovo M90 5474?
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guyz92, welcome to the forum,
There is a method to boot block recovery, please see the hardware maintenance manual which can be downloaded by clicking here.
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Hi, I am currently facing trouble with my Thinkpad E545 and wonder if you could help me.
My system is dualboot with Windows 10 and Kubuntu 16.04LTS, a few months ago, I noticed, how my boot time increased, even late in the notfication of keyboardactions when im in bios/grub. Once charged, Linux and Windows, work very well.
To determine the problems I run Lenovo-System-Diagnosticstool to Windows, no worries be detected. Later I concluded he woul is best to reinstall my system, so I recently installed Windows and Linux, but the slow start and the Bios remain. I replaced my HD with an SSD and reinstalled everything from scratch - no change.
I also cleaned my laptop from the inside and update the Bios to the version recently.
Today, I ran the Test bus in the Bios motherboard, telling me of WHAT CSCS Test failed:
ResultCode: UMB003002-RL7WHM
A quick www search tells me, that maybe the cmos battery - is a good idea. Now my questions:
I'm wrong: should I replace the battery?
The battery has a special plug, or could I use anyone who may be on amazon etc.
Is there something more I can do to diagnose the problem?
Hello and welcome,
I can't solve your primary question.
The battery has a special fitting, but it seems to be available from multiple sources.
Manual of Maintenance of equipment
https://download.Lenovo.com/parts/ThinkPad/e545_fru_bom_20150224.PDF
RTC battery: 04W4118
Z.
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Password bios Lenovo T60p default
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I got a t60 here and I wanted to change the memory to I opened... No problem at all and then I tried to install windows xp on it so... cd of XP in it and... nothing so I started the bios and password... So I tried to entry. And it worked!
But after that there are parameters so the ruined if bios it was like * beep! * So I just removed the bios battery and NOW!
It's completely * bleep * ed... A different password is in there now and I can't do anything same not startin back or something else?
How do I fix this or y at - it a default password?
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Hi NiTrO!
There is no default password BIOS. It looks like you already tried erasing the power on password. Password BIOS appear not just came out of nowhere. Your choice is either get/remind the password, or replace the motherboard.
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Main question:
I have a Lenovo R61 15.4 "laptop computer screen with IEEE. 1394 What is the good BIOS update version for my system?
* The version on the Web the matrix file BIOS Lenovo page, 7KET72WW (1.22 - 1, 06), seems wrong and outdated compared to this page:
http://74.125.45.104/search?q=cache: jqsAECxdXDoJ:www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-68183.html+7OET24WW&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=5&gl=us
which indicates that it should be 7OETC1WW (2.21). **
Background:
This Lenovo R61 laptop has always been slow and difficult, with performance much worse than my old XP system with worst record. Originally, I tried to reinstall Vista to remove the useless factory software I thought may be responsible for slowing down the system. This was the beginning of many problems. I had added a stick of 1 GB 2 brand new RAM for the system, and I couldn't properly reinstall Vista with the ThinkVantage tools. When I contacted the support, they told me it was due to the system are different from the original specifications (additional RAM). It's ridiculous, but also to correct. In addition, my Windows key at the bottom of the laptop sticker was scratched and unreadable, directly from the factory. Support told me that the key is not useful or necessary because the only way to reinstall Vista is using the ThinkVantage tools. Once again, ridiculous, but after removing my extra RAM, I was able to reinstall Vista. This did not help the performance, even with the additional software deleted.
On the current problem:
I have experience several daily BSOD. Analysis of accident of Vista generally points to the USB driver, sometimes the network adapter driver and often does not return anything.
I want to update my BIOS, but I don't know which version to use. According to the information of the system, my system model is 8932CTO. The current system BIOS is the 7OET24WW version (1.03). I did a search on Google for this BIOS and found the following cached page:
[ http://74.125.45.104/search?q=cache: jqsAECxdXDoJ:www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-68183.html+7OET24WW&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=5&gl=us] It lists the following:
This version supports the following systems:
-ThinkPad R61 - 15.4-inch wide screen models
Machine types: 8930 8933, 8934, 8935, 8936, 8937
-ThinkPad R61i - model widescreen 15.4 inches with IEEE 1394
Computer type: 8932The latest BIOS for my system model number is indicated as:
Version: 2.21-1.08Release Date: 2008/09/16File link File size File description7ouj13us.exe 2,728,120 BIOS Update Utility The BIOS history is shown as:Utility version BIOS version Previous release Embedded Controller version2.21-1.08 7OETC1WW (2.21) Current release 7KHT24WW (1.08)2.20-1.08 7OETC0WW (2.20) 7ouj12us 7KHT24WW (1.08)2.18-1.08 7OETB8WW (2.18) 7ouj10us 7KHT24WW (1.08)2.16-1.08 7OETB6WW (2.16) 7ouj09us 7KHT24WW (1.08)2.15-1.08 7OETB5WW (2.15) 7ouj08us 7KHT24WW (1.08)2.14-1.08 7OETB4WW (2.14) 7ouj07us 7KHT24WW (1.08)2.10-1.08 7OETB0WW (2.10) 7ouj05us 7KHT24WW (1.08)2.09-1.08 7OETA9WW (2.09) 7ouj04us 7KHT24WW (1.08)2.07-1.08 7OETA7WW (2.07) 7ouj03us 7KHT24WW (1.08)1.07-1.08 7OET28WW (1.07) 7ouj02us 7KHT24WW (1.08)1.03-1.06 7OET24WW (1.03) 7ouj01us 7KHT22WW (1.06)
The first version of this list, 7OET24WW (1.03) matches the BIOS on my system, which indicates that I have to upgrade to the current version, 7OETC1WW (2.21).
This page shows that my system model supports IEEE 1394 (Firewire), and of course, the Device Manager shows a RICOH OHCI Compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller, even if my laptop is not a firewire port! Then...
QUESTION: why does my laptop have an IEEE 1394 controller, but no port? It is used to something else? Safely disable the controller driver if it is pointless?
The same page also lists the history of BIOS for thise models, and the current BIOS version does not match the name on the matrix of the file BIOS Lenovo - ThinkPad page here: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=BMOE-3VAM8Y#r
BIOS version BIOS release date Embedded controller version Embedded controller release date R61 14.1 inch widescreen with IEEE 1394 7LET52WW (1.22-1.06) 19 Sep 2007 Included in the BIOS Update Utility R61 14.1inch and 15.4inch widescreen without IEEE 1394 7KET72WW (1.22-1.06) 28 Aug 2007 Included in the BIOS Update Utility R61 15 inch 7QET25WW (1.07) 09 Sep 2007 Included in the BIOS Update Utility R61 14.1inch and 15.4inch widescreen without IEEE 1394 7KET72WW (1.22-1.06) 28 Aug 2007 Included in the BIOS Update Utility
My computer is a R61 widescreen 15.4 inches with IEEE 1394 (at least the controller). NONE OF THESE VERSIONS OF BIOS MATCHES THE OTHER PAGE, I FOUND, WHICH SEEMS MORE ACCURATE! Also, only one of the many, many BIOS versions presented on this page are from 2008. So the page of the Lenovo BIOS file matrix totally out of date or what?
What version of BIOS should I use to upgrade my system, and what else can I diagnose these BSOD and performance problems?
Agotthelf is correct; 2.21 is the latest version of the BIOS, and to install it, you must burn it to a CD as an ISO file. I was too lazy to do.
My R61, too, is the 15.4-inch (1680 x 1050) model, but unlike you, I have XP Professional and a 1394 a miniport. The reason your system shows Firewire, it's Ricoh Board which controls the 4 - 1 or 5-in-1 memory card reader includes the R61 Firewire controller. I guess it's convenient is you decide, as I do, to add a CardBus (or, as the case may be, an ExpressCard) with full major ports 1394 a(1) FireWire, 1394b (FireWire 2), or both.
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Y50-70: can not enter the BIOS over and cannot find a second hdmi monitor that I have already
First problem is that I tried after a while to get into the BIOS (have the latest version of the BIOS lenovo offers) and could not get with any of the known keys. Delete and F2 go to the windows start menu, F8 goes in the hard disk boot menu and F12 in menu advanced windows (safe mode, repair etc.). I could have mixed with key who does what, but ultimately none of them goes into the BIOS.
Second problem, to my father's office it is a hdmi LCD TV that I previously used as a second monitor from the laptop. But I haven't used for awhile and now it no longer recognizes. I have the latest drivers Intel and Nvidia. When I press on detect in the menu of the screen resolution I have two small gray monitors (screens not detected, one for each graphics chip).
Any ideas?
Thank you
I finally found a way in the BIOS.
Log on to Windows
Bring up the Menu
Select "Power".
Hold down the SHIFT key and select "stop".
Now press the Novo button (next to power button)
This will bring you a Menu that has "BIOS Setup" in there.
Would be easier if the F2 key could be implemented again well.
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W520 Bios Update Utility 10 64-bit Windows
Friends
Earlier, I had a Thinkpad W520. Looks like a powerful machine. He already started level Win 10 Pro 64 bit.
Now I tried to update the BIOS on this issue but don't know how to proceed. The current BIOS is:
BIOS
LENOVO brand
Version 8BET55WW (1.35)
Day 06/12/2011So, it is already 5 years old. I tried to find utility to update BIOS for 64 bit Win 10 on the Lenovo support site, but not been able to find one for this model. I find one for 64-bit Windows 8, but not to win 10.
Can I use the Win 8 BIOS update utility to update my W520 at 1.42 BIOS? Or what are my options?
Thank you
Calle
On machines like yours that were ever sold with pre-installed win10, I suggest burning to a CD and update the BIOS in this way.
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Add the entry to the Bios boot
I'm looking to restore the boot entry uefi but having problems to find in the bios
No idea how to do this on a Thinkpad P50?
The Bios Lenovo does not allow you to add a boot entry. This is necessary if you restore a hard drive using imaging software, without it, you are unable to start the system restore.
Edit: included more details
The imaging program that I use is dd on linux. The dd command not the installer boot uefi entries.
I run currently 3 separate BONES on 3 discs (the joy of owning a P50). I managed to find a way to add entries of uefi boot in Windows. The program EasyUEFI (http://www.easyuefi.com/) works perfectly.
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T420s: search for BIOS with Whitelist WAN card
Hey people,
Depending on the subject, is there anyone with a bios works? I would use the Ericsson F3507 WAN adapter, but with original BIOS Lenovo, I get "Error 1802" during the pre boot screen.
I already tested a modified Bios of Camilo (http://www.mediafire.com/?r0l68k1x2ddnn#8cn6cge26drws) - partially successful. However the Bios mod had several side effects (sometimes the problems start, WAN card disappears after Eve etc..).
So, I'd be glad to hear your experiences if you have encountered and one similar challenge ;-)
Castillo
Hey guys!
I didn't not get rid of the error so I bought a F5521GW.
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T420 (and others?) Management BIOS WMI class does not
We deploy Windows 7 for laptops Lenovo Microsoft SCCM. We should change a few portable on any computer BIOS options, more importantly enable the TPM for Bitlocker.
I read the BIOS Lenovo Windows Management Instrumentation Interface document and tested provided example scripts. "cscript.exe SetConfig.vbs SecurityChip Active" seems to work as expected, and so do some other settings such as disabling modem, fingerprint reader etc. Run the ListAll.vbs script after modifying the parameters with SetConfig.vbs prints the correct values changed, so something to be saved.
However, after restarting the laptop, the BIOS settings are back as they used to be. The system reports even "Change Configuration, restart the computer" or something like that when it restarts, and all seems fine but... The settings just not being saved or not change does the same. After the reboot, ListAll.vbs also reported the original settings.
Any ideas? Should not SetConfig.vbs save the settings when it applies to them?
The problem has been verified to exist at least the T420, but we did not test other models yet so I can't tell if it's the spesific model. I think I also didn't test change a single setting, we changed a couple of them at the same time. I'll test this tomorrow, but I don't think that explains the problem either?
Have you tried to update the BIOS to the new version?
http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/document.do?sitestyle=Lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-77076
http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/document.do?sitestyle=Lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-77071
Release notes:
Version 1.26
UEFI: 1.26 / ECP: 1.08- (New) Update ROM Computrace to version 80.895.
- (Fix) Fixed an issue where some security in the ThinkPad configuration settings could not be changed by script WMI in Windows.
- (Fix) Fixed a problem where the computer cannot be started from the hard drive with Linux installed if there is no active partition it.
- (Fix) Fixed a problem where the computer with large installed memory may fail regain normal functioning of the waking state.
- (Fix) Fixed an issue where a particular adapter may not be detected.
Looks like the second fix in this list could be linked to the problem you are experiencing.
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