Lenovo has removed a problematic BIOS update that caused several Legion Go handheld devices to become non-functional, following user complaints. The update, version N3CN42WW, was taken down from the company’s website after users reported their devices were bricked. Despite this action, Lenovo has not yet provided a fix or support for affected customers.

The issue emerged after multiple users reported that their Legion Go devices became unusable after installing the update. The company acknowledged the problem and swiftly removed the update from its site. However, no official statement or resolution has been offered to users who are still unable to use their devices.

Affected users are left without a clear path to recovery, as Lenovo has not announced a replacement update or a support plan. This situation highlights ongoing challenges in device reliability and customer support for portable gaming hardware. The company is expected to address the issue in the coming days.

(lenovo.com)

Sources
  • Notebookcheck — Lenovo quietly removes BIOS update that bricked Legion Go handhelds, but affected users are still left with unusable devices
  • Notebookcheck.org — Lenovo retira discretamente la actualización del BIOS que inutilizó los dispositivos portátiles Legion Go, pero los usuarios afectados siguen teniendo…