(12-16-2019, 04:58 AM)cnvip Wrote: [ -> ]我已经解决了，重新刷最新版的bios，刷的时候，选择修改MODEL为INVALID,修改SN为INVALID, 启动后，电脑报SN错，不用理会，会跳过检查白名单，进入bios修改启动项为硬盘，就可以了。
I have solved it, re-flash the latest version of bios. When you flash, choose to modify the MODEL to INVALID and modify the SN to INVALID. After startup, the computer reports the SN error. Do not bother, the computer will skip checking the white list and you enter the bios to modify The boot item is the hard disk, and you can start the system.
This method works! I used a FREEDOS USB bootable pendrive with modified AUTOEXEC.BAT
The only downside is that PC beeps during every reboot.
Is this thread still active or has the option gone now?
(10-11-2020, 10:03 AM)budiman Wrote: [ -> ]ZabbensX Wrote:Hi,
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please help me with wifi whitelist removal. i attached the result from my computer. thanks
my serbios version is FBKTB0AUS
Hello to all. Im new to the forum and got here looking for assistance regarding a mini pci-e card that i need to replace on my Lenovo M93p tiny Desktop (ThinkCentre) - Type 10AB. Computer model is 10AB0010US.
The ethernet adapter i want to installed is indeed blacklisted.
My computer is currently under BIOS version
FBKTD5AUS. Currently, at Lenovo website, there is a newer BIOS version (FBKTDEA) which im willing to install if necessary.
Can you please give me some assistance or point me out modified BIOS files to remove the whitelist blockage?
thanks so much
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(12-16-2019, 04:58 AM)cnvip Wrote: [ -> ]我已经解决了，重新刷最新版的bios，刷的时候，选择修改MODEL为INVALID,修改SN为INVALID, 启动后，电脑报SN错，不用理会，会跳过检查白名单，进入bios修改启动项为硬盘，就可以了。
I have solved it, re-flash the latest version of bios. When you flash, choose to modify the MODEL to INVALID and modify the SN to INVALID. After startup, the computer reports the SN error. Do not bother, the computer will skip checking the white list and you enter the bios to modify The boot item is the hard disk, and you can start the system.
thanks for these instructions. setting both model and serial numbers with an "INVALID" value will override the whitelist check. i did it by booting a DOS USB with the unzipped bios and running flash2.exe with flags /sn:INVALID and /mtm:INVALID
make sure you flash the same bios version as im unsure if neewer versions will have extra protection against this bug
an error when booting will show up but the PCI whitelist check will be overriden and boot process will continue normally.