Second copy of a 625a firmware dump, 2.00 MB in .bin format, with no brand, board number or version in the name. It fits a 16 Mbit SPI flash.

Firmware image of 2.00 MB in raw .bin form, named only with the token 620A, so the exact device and board are not identified.

A second copy of a 620A BIOS dump, stored as a 2.00 MB binary; the (2) in the name only marks a duplicate and says nothing about a different version.

BIOS or firmware dump labelled 620 INTEL, the second copy of that name, with no file extension and a size of 2.00 MB.

Raw 2.00 MB firmware image named 620 INTEL, apparently intended for the Intel-based variant of a 620 machine; the name carries no brand, motherboard number or revision.

A 1.00 MB BIOS binary called 610I, giving only a model-like number with an I suffix and no brand, board number or revision.

Duplicate copy of the 610I firmware dump, 1.00 MB in .bin format; the (2) marker is just a copy suffix and does not indicate another revision.

Firmware image named simply 610, stored as a 1.00 MB binary without any brand, board number or revision information in the name.

Second copy of a 610 BIOS dump, 1.00 MB in .bin format, carrying the same uninformative name as its sibling plus a (2) duplicate marker.

RAR archive of 4.95 MB holding a BIOS for a 450 G4 machine that, according to the name, has its password removed, meaning the dump was modified to clear a supervisor or…

A 16.0 MB raw BIOS image for a 450 G4 notebook, described in its name as password unlocked, so the stored BIOS password has been cleared from the dump.

Duplicate of the 450 G4 password-unlocked BIOS archive, a 4.95 MB RAR file marked (2) as a second copy.

Second copy of a 16.0 MB password-unlocked BIOS dump for a 450 G4, in raw .bin form; the (2) suffix merely distinguishes it from the other file.

Firmware dump named 450 G2C, fourth copy, an 8.00 MB binary without a file extension. The name gives a model designation only; brand, motherboard number and the meaning…

Third copy of an 8.00 MB BIOS image labelled 450 G2C, supplied without extension as a raw flash dump. Nothing in the name identifies the brand, board number or revision.

BIOS or firmware image for a 450 G2C, the second copy of that name, measuring 8.00 MB and lacking a file extension.

An 8.00 MB firmware dump named 450 G2C with no extension, treated as a raw binary image.

BIOS dump for the HP ProBook 450 G1, an 8.00 MB .bin file; the name does not give a motherboard number or revision.

Second copy of an HP ProBook 450 G1 firmware image, 8.00 MB in raw binary form, with no board number or revision in the name. The (2) suffix just marks a duplicate.

Firmware image for a 450 G1 labelled GRAPHICS, second copy, 8.00 MB with no extension. The label most likely indicates the board version with a dedicated graphics chip…

An 8.00 MB BIOS dump for a 450 G1 marked GRAPHICS, without file extension, apparently meant for the variant fitted with separate graphics; no brand, GPU type or…

BIOS binary for a 450 G1 tagged GRAFX, 8.00 MB in .bin format. GRAFX appears to denote the graphics variant of the board, but the name does not state the brand, GPU or…

Fourth copy of the 450 G1 GRAFX firmware image, 8.00 MB in .bin format. The tag points to the graphics-equipped variant, while the name leaves out brand, GPU model and…

An 8.00 MB raw BIOS dump, third copy in the 450 G1 GRAFX series, presumably for boards fitted with separate graphics; brand, GPU and board revision are not part of the…

Second copy of a 450 G1 GRAFX BIOS image in .bin format, 8.00 MB in size. The GRAFX label suggests a dump for the graphics variant of the board, with no brand, GPU model…

Firmware image of 8.00 MB in .bin format named 450 G0 USOO; the meaning of the USOO token is unclear and the name gives no brand, board number or revision.

BIOS image of 8 MB, labelled 450 G0 with an unclear USOO suffix, most likely referring to an HP ProBook 450 first-generation board, though the name does not confirm the…

Tiny 2-byte companion file holding the saved status register value from reading the flash chip that produced the 440 G4 COPY image.

Flash dump of 16 MB, named as a copy taken from a 440 G4 machine, most likely an HP ProBook 440 G4, although the name does not state the brand.

Status register value of 2 bytes saved next to the second copy of the 440 G4 flash read.

Second 16 MB read of the 440 G4 BIOS chip, probably taken to verify the first read matched, which is standard practice when dumping SPI flash.

BIOS dump from a 440 G3 laptop, likely an HP ProBook 440 G3, read from a GigaDevice GD25B128CSIG flash chip as the name states.

Duplicate 16 MB read of the 440 G3 firmware taken from a GigaDevice GD25B128CSIG chip. Making two reads and comparing them byte by byte is a quick way to confirm a…

Saved 2-byte status register value belonging to the 430 G1 BIOS read. Certain programmer applications create this file automatically, recording write-protect and…

Firmware image of 8 MB taken from a 430 G1 notebook, presumably an HP ProBook 430 G1, though the brand is not given in the name.

Two-byte status register record that accompanies the second 430 G1 flash read. Programmer software sometimes keeps this so the chip protection bits can be restored…

Second copy of the 8 MB 430 G1 BIOS dump, probably read twice to verify consistency. Matching checksums between the two reads give confidence that the clip had good…

Firmware file of 1 MB in .fd format, identified only by the code 360FF21, which is not explained in the name.

Duplicate 1 MB .fd image labelled 360FF21, likely a second read kept for verification. The name does not identify the device, so its origin must be confirmed elsewhere…

BIOS read of 8 MB from a 250 G1 laptop, most likely the HP 250 G1, though the brand is not written in the name. The size corresponds to a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.