A saved BIOS image for what the name gives as a 640 G2, most likely an HP ProBook of that generation, though the brand is not stated.

A firmware dump labelled only 640 G1, most likely an HP ProBook 640 G1, although no brand appears in the name.

A 16 MB BIOS binary marked 450 G5, which points to an HP ProBook 450 G5, though the brand is not written in the name.

A BIOS image for a 450 G5, likely an HP ProBook 450 G5, with the name stating that the password has been cleared.

An original firmware dump for a 450 G3, probably an HP ProBook 450 G3, noted in the name as coming from an i7 configuration.

A BIOS dump whose name points to an 840 G6, likely an HP EliteBook, with 128 most likely meaning a 128 Mbit flash, which agrees with the 16 MB size.

A BIOS dump for the Dell Latitude E7270 and E7470, both built on mainboard LA-C451P, with AAZ50 shown as the board's codename prefix.

A firmware image for the Dell Latitude 2100 netbook, which the name refers to as a mini.

A BIOS read from a Dell Inspiron Mini 1018, taken from an MX25L1605 flash chip, a 16 Mbit Macronix part that matches the 2 MB size.

A BIOS image for the Dell Inspiron 14z-5423, labelled DMB40, which is probably the board codename.

A BIOS binary for the Dell Inspiron 3493, with no version, board number or cleaning status stated in the name.

A firmware dump for the Dell Latitude E6420, where 64 in the name most likely refers to a 64 Mbit chip, matching the 8 MB size.

A BIOS image for the Dell Latitude E5400, with no version or board revision given in the name. The file is 2 MB, matching a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

A firmware dump for the Dell Latitude E6430, with q64 in the name probably marking the 64 Mbit chip, which matches the 8 MB size.

A BIOS image for the Dell Latitude E6430, with q32 most likely meaning the 32 Mbit flash, which agrees with the 4 MB size.

A firmware dump labelled only Dell A860, most likely the Inspiron 1410 / Vostro A860 family, though the name gives no further detail.

A BIOS dump for a Dell model given as 6520, most likely the Latitude E6520, with q32 probably marking a 32 Mbit chip, matching the 4 MB size.

A firmware image for a Dell model given only as 5559, most likely the Inspiron 15 5559, with no extension, version or board number in the name.

A BIOS dump for a Dell device given only as 5030, possibly an Inspiron One 2030 / Vostro 5030 desktop, but the name does not confirm which.

A firmware image for a Dell model numbered 3421, likely the Inspiron 14 3421, though the name gives only the number.

A BIOS dump for a Dell model numbered 3420, presumably an Inspiron or Latitude 3420, since the name gives no series. The 8 MB binary matches a 64 Mbit SPI flash.

A firmware dump labelled Dell 15 3000 grafix, which points to an Inspiron 15 3000 series laptop, probably a version with a dedicated graphics chip.

A BIOS image for a Dell Inspiron 14z, with no exact model number, version or board number in the name.

A firmware dump named D630, most likely for the Dell Latitude D630, although the brand is not written in the name.

A BIOS file for the Dell Latitude E5400, marked as version A19. The 2 MB size matches a 16 Mbit SPI flash, so it is probably a full-chip image rather than an update…

BIOS firmware image for the ASUS K455L notebook, supplied as an 8 MB file with no extension.