Lenovo has acknowledged the Legion Go BIOS issue affecting some devices and says affected owners can get their handhelds repaired free of charge, including certain out-of-warranty units.
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Lenovo acknowledges the Legion Go BIOS version N3CN42WW issue that can cause boot failures and says affected devices should be repaired for free
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A routine Legion Go BIOS update is leaving some handhelds unusable, and the aftermath could be far more expensive than expected.
I installed Lenovo’s forbidden BIOS and my Legion Go lived. You might be less lucky.
Lenovo hasn’t replied to us yet, but we can see Lenovo’s BIOS page no longer shows the “N3CN42WW” version, only the earlier…
Lenovo bestätigt Probleme mit einem BIOS-Update für das Legion Go ein. Unklar bleibt, ob der Hersteller für gebrickte Handhelds…
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