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• Download ThinkPad Hardware Maintenance Diskette (HMD). I have 1.83 attached here. You can certainly find other versions on the Internet somewhere. • DO NOT use windows 10!! I've only tried windows 10 & 7, both 64 bit.

Windows 7 worked with all my flash drives. But the application will not find your USB stick on windows 10. • Unzip the TP HMD.

Use 'usbfmtpw.exe' to make a bootable HMD USB. If it says 'Error: Drive not found to format', then it's very likely it can't run on your OS (Windows 10 for instance). Otherwise, you will see a format window.

Make sure it's your flash drive. Don't worry about the size. You can always format it in windows, and the flash drive will turn back to normal. • Boot your Thinkpad with the USB stick you just made.

You might need to hit 'F12' to open the boot options to choose it. You will see a blue screen with some descriptions of the tool. • Choose option 1, '1.

' or something like that. I can't remember now, but it's pretty straightforward once you are at this step. • Follow the instructions. It's pretty easy. You will need to input the Model Type and SN together, with '1S' at the beginning. Say, model type 1234CTO, SN 56789AB, you will need to input '1S1234CTO56789AB'.

It may vary depending on your machine. • Then simply reboot.

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