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sorry noob question.... does flashing with 2.02 leaked bios in anyway affect the windows 8 inbuilt key and licensing ?? thank you in advance ..

would a BIOS+FIRMWARE update from lenovo solve the HD4000 Problem?

svl7 awesome guide !! cant thank yu enough could yu please tell me wat are the options in the bios tht has to be changed for enabling intel HD 4000 graphics ?

its said tht y500 uses intel HM76 chipset doesn't it com as a standard (hd4000 enabled)? or is it like Lenovo gets intel to build them custom chipsets ???

@svl7 : thank yu for doin this greatly in dept with yu !!! also jus wanted to confirm that is bearfight rite abt the SLIC ? if so is it intact? jus curious ! Bearfight : thank yu for the valuable information!

wen i downloaded this its telling tht is a virus !

hey guys did anyone flashed ur system tht came with a windows 8 ? im asking cuz i read tht the win8 key or license comes embedded in the system. so did anyone loose their key or license of the org windows tht came with the system ??

i was wondering .... nowadays the windows 8 key or license coms embedded in the system, so will flashing the system with a modded bios erase the key or overwrite the license or something ?

Also please give the solution for this error so that we can try it out! "Error 28: Protected Range Registers are currently set by BIOS, preventing flash access. Please contact the target system BIOS vendor for an option to disable Protected Range Registers." Thank you in advance @svl7

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I have a doubt ! how can we be sure that the intel HD4000 is disabled in the bios ? ... is it possible that the physical buffer that has to exist between the two graphic module required for dynamic switching is jus not there ?