BIOS dump for a Fujitsu SH530 notebook on motherboard 10224-1, a number in the Wistron pattern, where the trailing digit indicates the revision.

Fujitsu BIOS image for an l1010 model, likely the Lifebook L1010, in a 2.00 MB raw binary; no motherboard number is stated. The size suits a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Binary BIOS image named only f0200, a 1.00 MB dump that names no laptop brand, model or board number.

An 8.00 MB BIOS dump whose name marks it as having the Intel Management Engine region cleared, meaning the ME data was reset to a fresh state so the firmware rebuilds…

ROM file of 1.00 MB labelled only F02, which gives no model, brand or board number; F02 could be a BIOS revision tag but that is unconfirmed.

Original BIOS dump for an Acer Aspire ES1-411 laptop, 8.00 MB in size, marked org to indicate it was read from a working machine rather than built from an update…

A 4.00 MB BIOS image named ENTE11BZ, a code that likely carries a platform and version identifier, though the name does not state a brand or model outright.

Firmware dump read from an EN25F80 flash chip, position U15, on board DAR62CMB6A0 revision A.

Contents of an EN25F32 SPI flash chip, a 32 Mbit Eon device, matching the 4.00 MB file size.

Dump of the 4.00 MB chip at position U31 on Quanta-numbered board DAR62CMB6A0, revision A; the name shortens the part to EN25F3, presumably an Eon EN25F32 given the…

BIOS ROM for the eMachines E525, a budget laptop sold under Acer's eMachines brand, provided as a 1.00 MB image. The size points to an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Original BIOS dump of 1.00 MB labelled ema org, where ema is probably shorthand for eMachines, though no model is given and that reading is not certain.

An 8.00 MB original BIOS dump tagged elit org; elit likely refers to an EliteBook, but no model or board number is stated, so the target machine is unconfirmed.

Original firmware read from an ASUS Eee PC netbook, only 512 KB in size, which fits the small 4 Mbit flash chips used on early Eee PC boards.

BIOS image for the ASUS Eee PC 1015PX netbook, with R011PX also listed in the name, likely a regional or retail model code for the same machine.

Embedded controller firmware of 128 KB, labelled as working (OK) but with no brand, model or board number in the name.

A 128 KB embedded controller image from a Dell laptop; the name gives no model or board number.

Original 8.00 MB BIOS dump labelled ea40 hw; ea40 likely refers to an HP EliteBook or similar model code, and hw may mean hardware, but neither is certain from the name.

Duplicate of the original ea40 hw dump, 8.00 MB, saved as a copy, probably kept as a spare backup.

A 2.00 MB dump for the Dell Latitude E6520, labelled rom nguon, Vietnamese for power ROM, which indicates the power-management or EC-related chip rather than the main…

Main BIOS image for the Dell Latitude E6520, 8.00 MB, with the name noting an i3 version, so it came from a unit with a Core i3 processor.

Dell Latitude E6400 BIOS update image, version A32 as given in the name, 1.63 MB in size.

A 4.00 MB BIOS file for the Dell Latitude E6330. Machines of this type often split firmware across two SPI chips, and the matching main file is 8 MB, so this is most…

Main BIOS chip dump for the Dell Latitude E6330, 8.00 MB, matching a 64 Mbit SPI flash device.

Original 1.00 MB BIOS dump labelled e525, most likely the eMachines E525 laptop, read from a working unit as the org tag suggests.

A 2.00 MB BIOS file for an E40 laptop with Intel discrete-graphics configuration, as the dis in the name indicates, also marked PCH, which suggests it relates to the…

Original BIOS dump for an Acer Aspire E1-422, 4.00 MB, read from a working machine according to the org tag. This size suits a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS image of 4.00 MB in raw .bin form, named only E1-421, which reads like a laptop model designation, though the name gives no board number, revision or brand.

Firmware dump of 1.00 MB tied to a DV6000 notebook according to the name, which also carries the tokens AT1, D and 8400.

An 8.00 MB binary BIOS dump labelled dv14 mlk. Beyond what looks like a model abbreviation, the name gives no board number or revision, and the meaning of mlk is not…

Raw BIOS image of 2.00 MB marked dv7 org, apparently an original read taken from a dv7-series laptop, although the name states no board number or revision.

BIOS dump of 2.00 MB for an HP DV6-1130ET laptop, as the model name in the file indicates.

A generic 1.00 MB BIOS image named only dv6, so all it suggests is a dv6-series notebook.

Original BIOS read of 2.00 MB from a dv6-series laptop, going by the org tag in the name.

BIOS dump in .rom format, 4.00 MB, labelled for the Sony VAIO VPCSA4C5E notebook. The name gives no motherboard number or revision, so check the board marking before…

Flash dump of 4.00 MB whose name refers to the 25L3206E, a 32 Mbit SPI chip that fits the image size exactly.

Uninformative file named simply dump, a 2.00 MB binary firmware image with no model, brand or board number stated.

BIOS dump for the ASUS X550CC notebook, version 212 according to the name, provided as an 8.00 MB binary.

An 8.00 MB raw binary named dr10f866, a code-like name that gives no model, brand or board number.

Small 256 KB binary named dp org, apparently an original read, though the name does not identify the device, brand or board.