Hello everyone i hope you could help me my laptop started an bios update and it finished then it restarted when the power cycle did then it didnt turn on anymore it stays the lights on the power key fn key caps lock key all white... i tried to do it with crisis recovery Fn+R with the bios file which the name is bios.cap i tried to rename it to different ways but it turns out that it is phoenix TDK and the bios.bin file is about 18MB in size does anyone have idea what should i do so that the crisis recovery to start flashing the bios thank you GLCN51WW.exe is the bios name because i cannot post the link here for bios i hope you could help me thank you
@Neo_007 First of all, I'm not exactly a BIOS specialist, but so far I haven't had any problems either. Since no one has answered anything, may I ask - do you use Bitlocker or some other encryption on your system and did you turn it off before the BIOS update started? If you are using and did not switch off or at least did not switch to suspended mode, maybe you could try again and do it. Although newer so-called API systems should also do this automatically, there have been situations where this automatic system does not work as it should.
Thank you for your answer No i didnt use any kind of encryption .... My laptop is bricked because it finished updating the bios and when it restarted and it didnt turn on the laptop only the keyboard lights(caps lock.power button) are on I have for 2 days searched online for crisis bios flash ... But it seems my laptop uses different kind of bios and here i am stuck i dont know what to do next
Problem solved. I couldn't make it work through a USB stick with crisis recovery or similar. So, I decided to buy the CH341A recorder and flash the bios directly. In case anyone else experiences this issue on this relatively new laptop: 1 - The chip on my board is W74M12JWSIQ, this chip works with 1.8v, to avoid burning the chip with the flash programmer, buy the CH341A programmer with the 1.8v adapter. On this board it was also possible to use the tweezers (alligator clip) directly on the board, so there was no need to remove the chip from the motherboard; 2 - Download the neoprogrammer program (I used version 2.2.0.10); 3 - As for the BIOS file, I used the backup file that the program generated before messing up my motherboard. The backup file is located at C:\Drivers\Flash\(folder with timestamp)\BIOSROM.BKP and is 16MB in size; 4 - To avoid a possible component failure, before starting the procedure, I removed (disconnected) the following components from the motherboard: laptop battery, CMOS battery, NVMe card, sata SSD, network interface; 5 - The W74M12JWS chip is a winbond W25Q128 series chip with an additional write protection feature, so when you open the neoprogrammer you must click the unlock button before doing any procedure; 6 - Install the programmer drivers before executing the procedure; 7 - When I open the neoprogrammer program, the W74M12 chip will be detected is the W25Q128FW, it worked perfectly for me on this chip; 8 - To record the bios, with the neoprogrammer open, just select a functional bios file, click on the UNLOCK button, click on clean (zero) the chip, then click on record. Here's the tip for those who are going through this. Unfortunately I wasn't lucky enough to make it work via recovery, so here's a method that really worked on this model. MODEL: Lenovo 15ALC6 Type 82MF Board NM-D521 (Brazilian model) Note: Translation by google.
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