Here you go , i used Lenovo 2.1 SLIC + Certificate Included:-
1. Copy and paste ******.XRM-MS certificate file into C-Drive.
2. After pasting this file into C-Drive, go to START - ALL PROGRAMS - ACCESSORIES - COMMAND PROMPT. Right click on Command Prompt and RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR.
3. When Command Prompt opens, type at the prompt: slmgr.vbs -ilc c:\********.xrm-ms and hit the Enter Button. Wait for the Script Host to answer you with a message that the license was installed successfully....this could take a few minutes and so be patient.
4. After receiving the message that the license was installed successfully, type at the command prompt:
slmgr.vbs -ipk *****-*****-*****-*****-***** (Replace with any OEM SLP Product Key for your installed version of Windows 7 , they are not hard to find).Be Patient and wait for the message to say that the Product Key was successfully installed. After it says successfully installed, reboot the computer.
5. When you are back at your desktop, go to START - COMPUTER - right click on Computer and choose PROPERTIES and see if it is activated with an OEM product ID.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/747181/Lenovo%20...34s282.zip
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Regards
Admin
WORKS LIKE A CHARM!
CONFIRMED BIOS MOD FOR LENOVO IBM THINKPAD X60
Hello 1234s282,
sorry to bump up this thread again,
but I am in the same need, plus I had to change the mini-pci wireless card in my X60 and now I get the error 1802 and cannot boot anymore
Can you please modify this bios again and clear also the whitelist restriction for mini pci wifi cards? Thanks in advance.
we cant remove the whitelist now - we had little success and many failure so we have gone back to replacing the ID's
Please see the new thread you made for instructions
Regards
Admin
Hi Gang,
I have a slightly different ThinkPad X60, a 1707W71 submodel and just activated Windows 7 Utlimate 32-bit SP1 from an SP1 Ultimate ISO I downloaded online.
Thank you all so much! Thank you to the hackers that figured this out and to the folks that risked bricking their laptops before me trying their firmware.
Cheers,
Octagon