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[Solved] Lenovo ThinkPad T470 BIOS Password Removal: SVOD3 Programmer & Reprogramming - Help Needed!

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  • #1 19163167
    wilinho
    Level 9  
    I dig out the topic, I have a problem with removing the bios password in ThinkPad t470, I have reprogrammed the bios batch and there is still the password. I have an svod3 programmer, someone will tell you how to remove the password?

    I separated as a new topic. Do not attach to other people's threads. RADU23
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  • #4 19163611
    sk1977

    IT specialist
    Przecież jest w opisie:
    "From command line use either autopatch.cmd (Windows) or autopatch.sh (Linux) as follows:
    autopatch
    THAT'S IT!"
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  • #5 19163629
    wilinho
    Level 9  
    sk1977 wrote:
    After all, it is in the description:
    "From command line use either autopatch.cmd (Windows) or autopatch.sh (Linux) as follows:
    autopatch
    THAT'S IT! "


    Well, it's not so simple that I run the cmd file, put the bios and it's ready, I have the latest python installed, when I run this cmd file, it starts the window twice and closes that nothing can be done: / I tried to run it on a laptop with win7 and so too same: /
  • #6 19163646
    sk1977

    IT specialist
    Upload this file, it will be possible to check.
    Generally, you have to run a file from the command line with the argument being the name of the ripped BIOS file.
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  • #7 19163673
    wilinho
    Level 9  
    I downloaded the bios file from my locked thinkpad t470 and changed the extension to ext. I also added a screenshot of what happens as hits patcher run Lenovo ThinkPad T470 BIOS Password Removal: SVOD3 Programmer & Reprogramming - Help Needed!
  • #9 19163710
    wilinho
    Level 9  
    I just have it installed, maybe there is a problem because I have installed software for programming and writing applications: / I will try to uninstall all pythons and install one. Can you give me a link to install?
  • #10 19163731
    sk1977

    IT specialist
    If you have any hardware, e.g. with win7, it is worth installing python there and checking it. Python paths must also be correct.
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  • #11 19163735
    wilinho
    Level 9  
    I still tried the same: / Maybe someone patches my bios because I already lack strength ...
  • #13 19164293
    wilinho
    Level 9  
    Problem solved, it turns out that when installing Python you need to select the PATH option, which is unchecked by default.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the challenge of removing a BIOS password from a Lenovo ThinkPad T470. The user has attempted to reprogram the BIOS using an SVOD3 programmer but is still encountering issues. Various responses provide guidance on generating a BIOS file for flashing, with suggestions to use command line tools like autopatch.cmd or autopatch.sh. The user faces difficulties running the command file and is advised to ensure Python is correctly installed with the PATH option selected. Ultimately, the user resolves the issue by confirming the correct installation of Python.
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