unauthorized network card is plugged in . Please remove and restart

Discussion in 'BIOS Mods' started by akash_78869, Oct 28, 2010.

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  1. caid602

    caid602 MDL Novice

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    #21 caid602, Jun 24, 2012
    I found several Versions of the Y410, but they all have different CPUs with CPU-ID 06fd.
    7757-57Q T5250 SLA9S 06FDh
    7757-8CQ T5550 SLA4E 06FDh
    7757-33A T7100 SLA4A 06FDh

    However, on several webpages, an Y410 with T8100 is supported, which would be CPUID 010676h.
    T8100 SLAZD 010676h (also SLAYP, SLAYZ, SLAXG, SLAP9, SLAVJ, SLAUU)
    But this one doesn't appear to be supported by the BIOS???
     
  2. Yen

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    #22 Yen, Jun 24, 2012
    I don't know how exactly the module works, it's new to me at Phoenix BIOSes new style.
    But byte sequence 76 06 01 also got 2 hits (at other offsets, though).
    Since it only matches at the CUPID related module I guess it's supported.

    Is there no support from Lenovo where you could ask for confirmation?
     
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  3. adamgibbo

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    #23 adamgibbo, Jun 25, 2012
    I am having the same error message whist messing around trying to enable Advanced settings in bios, I now have access to Advanced settings but this message.

    Please help
     
  4. caid602

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    #24 caid602, Jun 25, 2012
    Lenovo Support answered that Laptop-CPUs cannot be upgraded
     
  5. caid602

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    #25 caid602, Jun 28, 2012
    I have ordered a T8300 CPU and will plug it in tonight. I will then report here if it works.
     
  6. Yen

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    #26 Yen, Jun 28, 2012
    Thanks.

    The T8300 has also CPUID 010676h ?
     
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    #27 caid602, Jun 28, 2012
    Hi Yen,
    according to cpu-world.com, the CPU-ID of the T8300 is 010676h. I have plugged the 8300 in and it seems to work without any problems. BIOS reports the correct CPU and clocks it at 2400 MHz.
     
  8. Yen

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    #28 Yen, Jun 29, 2012
    So my assumption at post #22 has turned out to be right.
    If one got a match somewhere at this module, then it's supported.
    Anyway Lenovo's support is odd, just to say Laptop CPU's cannot be upgraded. They think their customers are stupid and believe everything they say. They just want to make you to buy a new laptop without to upgrade. o_O



    Thanks for your reply. :)
     
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  9. chuhungvuong

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    #29 chuhungvuong, Nov 2, 2012
    I have Lenovo Y410 3000
    i want to replace my Intel 4965AGN by Intel 6300AGN, I want to make sure my decive avaiable to upgrade
    I have my bios (download from lenovo), Phoneix BIOS Editor Pro, Phoenix Winphlash 2.0.2.9
    I want to remove my whitelist or add IDs of Intel 6300AGN, How can i do?
    I cannot post link then i cannot up-link of my BIOS
     
  10. bracki

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    #30 bracki, Oct 11, 2014
    Hi,
    I've got the same "    unauthorized network card is plugged in " problem on my Lenovo z510 trying to replaced basic [Intel Wireless N7260] to [Intel Dual Band Wireless AC 7260] cause of 5GHz band I need so badly. I've searched the whole internet ;) and I found out that some people done it. You guys are Pro, please help me.
     
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