Hopefully this cud help others experiencing soft brick after changing OFFSET VOLTAGE settings. Shud there is any other method pls do share, or if this was a repost, please do apologize. & another ram modules, if you had 2 slots installed. then u cud load default settings and restart or shutdown to connect battery Reboot it shud back to life to enter setup MODE.
after another shutdown ( still in-between bootloop ) quickly connect/insert 1 ram modules to its placed. N it will shutdown again cos still no ram Installed.,
in one of the shutdown in-between bootloop, quickly connect CMOS battery connector back in its place. Then connect AC, power on, it will bootloop cos no ram installed. Then do Power Flee by pressing power button 20 secs or so, ( this might not be necessary ). This was tested n confirmed by "Jarn06T" from NBR, at least I got this usefull info from him, n this method referred from those guys on AW forums ,īasically need to remove back cover, 12 screws, disconnect Battery, and CMOS connector. Just wanna share this info on how to recover from soft brick Y50, caused by changing Offset voltage in Unlocked BIOS. Try this soution by Banox (otherwise HW SPI Programmer) : Lenovo G710 BIOS Whitelist Rem.ĪSUS X299 WS SAGE VROC/PCIE Storage Modu.
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