Hello, I bought a wifi card for my lenovo g50-80 laptop and when I installed the card I received the message "an unauthorized wireless card was found, disconnect and remove the card" something like this, I read a lot on the internet talking about lenovo whitelist. I read the hspumanti method but I didn't understand how I get to bios.fp. I tried to use the universal bios backup, however it can't identify my bios, so I can't do the backup. Can anyone help me with this problem?
Thank you in advance!
Hi!
I have a little clarification for the method netman25.
if I delete the entire branch "DXE Driver {91472655-50E0-4D81-9AF6-239E6F431B8C} - StartUpMenu" i'm losing access to BIOS on my HP G62.
So that I had access to the BIOS, I didn’t delete the entire branch, but only an element "PE32+image section"
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Not sure if this is working, but after some reading through several subjects and methods, what I did not see exactly is the following:
- Instead of removing the whitelist => changing the exiting whitelist fromyour currently existing card (old VEN, DEV, and SUBSYS) to the new card (new VEN, DEV, and SUBSYS)
My spec:
- Lenovo E535
- BIOS: AWARD
- BIOS version: HHET44WW (1.19)
- Installed WiFi card: Broadcom (Ven:14E4, DEV:4727, SUBSYS: 060814E4)
Based on
hspumanti's and
eliquel's inputs [url=https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-General-method-to-remove-whitelist-from-Insyde-BIOS?pid=22345#pid22345][/url]I did the following:
- Backup your BIOS with Universal Bios Backup Tool
- Using UEFITool 0.28.0 (not the NE version) I opened the backup
- Applying eliquel's knowlege about changing the order of bytes I searched for my VEN DEV. In my case it was 79E0EDD7-9D1D-4F41-AE1A-F896169E5216_LenovoWmaPolicyDxe
- Right click and extract body
- Fire up HxD and open the extracted body
- Search again for the installed card (14E4:4727) - see attachment
- There seem to be 4 cards whitelisted (1 above the marked one from Realtek (VEN:10EC) and 2 more below from Broadcom (VEN:14E4))
My idea now is, simply modifying one of the lines/entries with the VEN, DEV and SUBSYS of the new card, safe the edited body and re-import it via UEFIToo into the BIOS backup.
Does anyone has experience here and can help? Or maybe tried it already?
Thanks
OK, a little update from my end - the previous described easy way of mod is working straight forward
I only had to consider 2 items:
- The new WiFi-card also had Bluetooth on it - thus, I also had to Whitelist that VEN/DEV
- After reflashing the Winbond-IC I had to go into the BIOS and activate WLAN - it was for whatever reason deactivated after the reflash.
Happy modding/flashing!
> Have an HP2000-299WM
Wanted to upgrade WLAN card from stock to
https://www.amazon.com/HP-724935-001-Bro...B014VUDYJ8
> Was not able to open the HP version directly from sp64612.exe, 03676.fd
> Used the Universal Bios Backup Toolkit 2.0
> Able to open the extracted bios image (attached) with PhoenixTool 2.73.
Didn't know what to do after that. I've probably read 75 pages of posts. I am not a programmer.
I would appreciate it if someone knew how to modify this bios either to unlock for that specific card, or for any card. I understand from reading threads, that unlocking for the specific card, has fewer side-effects than trying to bypass manufacturer's stupid restrictions on what WLAN card can go into the laptop.
I tried inserting the new card with the laptop on standby, and also while ON, to read the VEN etc information, but can't seem to get that to work (so I included a link to the card above).
Thanks!
(05-22-2020, 02:42 PM)xdatravelbug Wrote: [ -> ]OK, a little update from my end - the previous described easy way of mod is working straight forward
I only had to consider 2 items:- The new WiFi-card also had Bluetooth on it - thus, I also had to Whitelist that VEN/DEV
- After reflashing the Winbond-IC I had to go into the BIOS and activate WLAN - it was for whatever reason deactivated after the reflash.
Happy modding/flashing!
Lucky you! Hope it will work with my ideapad s145....got a BCM94352Z instead of a BCM94360NG, so i will have to make the bios swallow it!
Cheers
Hello,
I am reading this thread because I am interested in removing the whitelist from my HP, the data of my computer is:
model laptop: hp 14-bp003la
bios vendor insyde
version F.19
serial number 5CD72157QG
I will continue reading this entire thread until I understand the process well and get to work.
01-26-2011, 11:39 AM)
monkeyfuxer Wrote:
I was wondering if anyone would be able to help me with the BIOS for my laptop which is a DV7-3165dx. I cant seem to figure it out. The link to the BIOS is
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softw...ob-84198-1&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&os=4063&product=4121358&sw_lang=
I would like to change the wireless card.
Thanks
-Manufacturer: HP Compaq
-Model: HP DV6-2xxx DV7-3xxx (with AMD Processors)
-Bios Revision: F.15
-Bios Release: 25 May 2010
-Bios link:
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp48501-49000/sp48896.exe
-Bios Type: Insyde
-Tools: Phoenix Mod Tool v1.68 + manual mod for whitelist removal
-Bios file: 3635F15.fd
-Modifier: TTAV134
WLAN/WWAN whitelists check "removed"
HP DV6_DV7_AMD_sp48896_3635F15_no_whitelist_by_TTAV134.zip
flash with InsydeFlash.exe
The file is no longer available. Could someone remove the bios whitelist for this laptop for me please?
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attachment=20988]Hi,
I need of your help to remove my wifi card from the insyde bios whitelist. show the hidden settings for disable Integrated gpu to External gpu. Because I want to use my mPCIe to plug in my EGPU that i bought through XPE GDC
Laptop Model: Toshiba Satellite L755-14G PSK2YE
OS: Windows 10 64bit
I will donate
Hi to all
Is there anyone here that can help me with whitelist? Old BIOS I am somewhat ok to change but this UEFI stuff is giving me headache.
Laptop is HP ProBook 4720s. BIOS is 68AZZ Ver.F.61. Can someone remove whitelist and post bios? I can upload backup of mine bios plus SP package from HP.
Here are the files:
https://www.transfernow.net/keulc5112020