Firmware archive for an HCL Xite notebook, model L45, with ME mentioned in the name, which suggests the dump has the Intel Management Engine region included or cleaned.

BIOS archive for an HCL P41 PDC system, apparently an Intel G41/P41-era desktop board with a Pentium Dual-Core label, as the name indicates.

Firmware archive for an HCL P38 PDC board in an NVIDIA variant, according to the name, probably meaning NVIDIA chipset or onboard graphics.

Small BIOS archive for an HCL P28 PDC desktop, a model label pointing to a Pentium Dual-Core configuration; nothing else about the board is given.

Raw 8 MB BIOS image for a board on the Granger platform, board number 6050A2977601, revision A02, with what looks like an HP spare part number L42279-601.

Raw 2 MB BIOS dump for an L45 board, read from an SST 25VF016B chip, a 16 Mbit SPI flash part as stated in the name.

Embedded controller firmware dump for a Quanta-designed laptop board DA0JWUMB6G0, revision G, read from an ENE KB9010QF C4 keyboard controller.

BIOS image for an Asus K54LY series notebook, firmware version 208, labelled as carrying a new Management Engine region.

Full SPI flash dump for an Asus K54LY laptop motherboard, revision 2.1, with BIOS version 202 according to the name. The 4 MB size corresponds to a 32 Mbit flash chip.

BIOS dump for an Asus K53SJ notebook, given without version or board revision in the name.

Firmware image for Asus K53S and K53SD notebooks, marked version 6.0 in the name. It is a 4 MB binary intended for the 32 Mbit SPI BIOS chip.

BIOS dump for an Asus K50IN laptop, 1 MB in size, which matches an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip. The name gives no version or board revision.

Small 512-byte data file, most likely an EDID dump for an LCD panel LP171WX2 with WXGA+ resolution, associated in the name with an i9300 and code T4976.

Tiny 512-byte binary labelled only i6400, with no further details about the board, panel or chip in the name.

256-byte dump associated with an i1501 and a B154EW01 V4 LCD panel, most likely the EDID data stored in the screen EEPROM.

Minimal 256-byte binary named i500, without any model, panel or board details. Its size points to a small serial EEPROM such as a 24C02, often used for LCD EDID or…

BIOS image named HM55MAL2, a 2 MB file sized for a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip. HM55 suggests an Intel HM55 chipset platform, though the exact board maker is not stated in…

256-byte dump tied to a Hitachi TX39D99VC1FAA display panel, most probably its EDID EEPROM contents.

BIOS dump for an Intel G41 chipset micro-ATX desktop board H-IG41, revision 1.1, read from an MX25L8005 flash chip.

Firmware image named HG655b-B025, about 5.7 MB, which appears to relate to a Huawei HG655b home router or modem rather than a laptop.

Full BIOS read from an MX25L12805D chip on the Hellcat 13 Tiger Lake motherboard 19827-1. The 16 MB image matches the 128 Mbit capacity of that Macronix SPI flash.

BIOS dump for the Hedwig motherboard 6050A2993001, MB revision A02, from a 14-inch Gemini Lake design with TPN I130, read from a Winbond W25Q64FVQPI chip.

Output image for the Hedwig motherboard 6050A2992901, revision A01 (A1), with the Management Engine region repaired according to the name.

BIOS dump for the Hedwig01 motherboard 6050A3158801, revision A02. The 16 MB size points to a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS image labelled HDSB114 for a Broadwell-platform board, 8 MB in size and sized for a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Firmware dump named HDS114 for a Haswell-generation board, 8 MB in size, which corresponds to a 64 Mbit SPI flash device.

BIOS file for an HCL ME P38 laptop with NVIDIA graphics, the name spelling it NIVDIA. The 1 MB image fits an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS dump for an HCL Ultrasmart M3074 with board code B14Y, revision 2.0. The 8 MB size corresponds to a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS image for an HCL notebook based on the NVIDIA MCP79MVL-B2 single-chip chipset, the name spelling NVIDIA as N-VIDIYA. It is 1 MB, matching an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS dump for an HCL ME L65 laptop with ATI graphics and a Core i3 processor, as stated in the name. The 4 MB file fits a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS image for an HCL laptop U24C2D, the HBM variant without GPS according to the name, which spells laptop as LEAPTOP. At 1 MB it suits an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS dump for an HCL machine built on a board identified only as IPMSB, supplied as an 8 MB binary image.

Firmware image for an Intel DQ67OW desktop motherboard as used in HCL systems, stored as an 8 MB binary.

BIOS binary for an HCL IPMSB motherboard, revision 1.01A, in its Core i3 configuration, sized at 4 MB.

Second copy of a 4 MB BIOS image for the HCL IPMSB board revision 1.01A fitted with an Intel Core i3, marked as good in the file name.

EDID data for an LCD panel model hb140wx1-100, a 256-byte binary rather than a system BIOS.

BIOS image for a Hansung EH57 laptop, sold under the Korean Bossmonster notebook line according to the Korean text in the name.

Panel EDID file for a HannStar HSD173PUW1 LCD, revision 0-A01, in a 256-byte binary. Such a dump restores the identification EEPROM inside the display so the laptop or…

EDID image for the HannStar HSD140PHW1 laptop LCD panel, stored as a 256-byte binary. The data identifies the panel to the graphics controller, including native…

Alternative EDID dump for the HannStar HSD140PHW1 panel, this time only 128 bytes, which corresponds to a base EDID block without an extension.