X121e (x120e x130e) Bios recovery help

Hi everyone. After my x220 thread was left unanswered , I hope I'll have better luck with this.
I need bios recovery procedure for x121e ( x120e , x130e).
Im bricked , and neither method found in guides for wincrisis dont work. I think I cant enter bios recovery mode no mather which combinatiom of keys I use. Nothing happens just fan spins and laptop is not reading my usb ( usb led flashes for less than second and thats it.
It would be very helpful if anyone who successfully recovered x121e would post here.
It it means anything, its with amd e450 apu and its japanese version which has Japanese keyboard.
Kind Regards
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So for everyone with same model and same problem: It turns out this bios really don't boot-block. So failed bios = paperweight brick without recovery options.
But this is how I solved mine. Bought a SPI programmer, ic test clip (soic8) , some wires and made adapter to connect clip ind programmer. Had some problems , and had also to modify downloaded bios since I didnt have good backup but after little playing it fired right up. If you have good backed up rom, flashing should be easier. This is solution for those with more technical skills , but much easier than soldering the chip.
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