Windows 10: Baseboard Product INVALID after motherboard has been replaced

Motherboard has been replaced on a Lenovo Legion 5i 6th Gen Laptop. Lenovo has rebrand Serial Number and Product Number of this device but there is one piece of information that they can help me with, that is the Baseboard Product Number. Is there a possible way to manually add this piece of information. I looked in System Information under Based Board Product and that where it reads INVALID. Lenovo recommended to me to do a Factory Restore. They say that will fix it. I just don't think that is the only one way. Does anyone has an idea?Any help would be so much appreciated.

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What potential problems can occur if my laptop cannot detect a new motherboard's "system model" or "baseboard product"?

After a Lenovo technician came out and replaced my motherboard my laptop is unable to provide any information on it with both the "system model" and "baseboard product" showing as "Invalid". A Google search says this happens when the technician doesn't "flash the bios", but I have since updated the bios to the latest version and both headings are still showing "Invalid". I would like to know if my motherboard not being recognized is something I should be worried about, and if so, what impact or potential problems could occur if it isn't fixed? I appreciate any thoughts you may have about it...

 

Windows 10 very slow boot

I tried to do that but when checking the model of my motherboard on msinfo32, the Baseboard Product is listed as "INVALID". Hence I am not sure how to update BIOS and was hoping the boot trace would reveal that the source of the problem would be unrelated to BIOS.

 

REplacing motherboard with refurbished motherboard

Hi Keith,

to keep license you need to replace motherboard by warranty. Sorry that are the license terms. If this will be warranty replacement please remember technician to do steps necessary for license keeping.