Status register value file, only 2 bytes, produced by the programmer when reading a GigaDevice GD25Q64 flash chip from an HP 15 USOO machine; the timestamp in the name…

Firmware dump labelled for a Hasee machine, the misspelled hasse, with the code Q3C85, which is likely a model or board identifier. The name gives little further detail.

MSI firmware for the MS-16P71 motherboard, version 108, packed in a 49.1 KB ZIP. The MS- number follows MSI's own numbering, with the final digit denoting a board…

Original BIOS read of 2 MB, labeled sam org, most likely taken from a working Samsung laptop, though no model or board is given.

BIOS image tagged Q5WV1 with version 113, sized for a 4 MB chip as the 4M suffix indicates.

Main BIOS image for a CQ45-702TU, a Compaq Presario CQ45 model code, with main separating it from any EC firmware. No board number is stated.

ENE KB9012 embedded controller firmware for the Compal LA-8002P mainboard; no laptop model appears in the name.

BIOS dump for Compal board LA-C631P in 16 MB binary format. The name supplies only the board number, so model, BIOS version, ME status and test status are not known.

Zipped BIOS dump named 089E8.bin, associated with board DAN18MB48A0, a Quanta ODM board number.

Small ZIP archive of about 41 KB containing a bin file named ITE, with no model or board number given.

ASUS BIOS image for the X507UBR model, firmware version 303, as an 8 MB binary. The name follows the usual ASUS convention of model code plus version number.

Embedded controller firmware in a zip, named only ec.bin, so the laptop brand, model and board number are not given.

Zipped BIOS binary named J2CN46WW, a version-style code that follows Lenovo's BIOS naming convention ending in WW, though the model itself is not stated.

BIOS dump for a 4510S model, 2 MB in .BIN format, suited to a 16 Mbit SPI flash. The model code fits the HP ProBook s-series, but the name does not state the brand…

Second 4510S firmware file, marked (2), 2 MB raw binary. The name holds nothing beyond the model code, with no board number, version or notes.

BIOS binary for the Medion Akoya P7628 notebook, model MD99280, mainboard C17A revision 2.1. The name lists a Winbond W25Q32 flash chip, which holds 32Mbit (4MB).

Raw 8 MB BIOS binary for a Fujitsu motherboard identified as D3224-A10, the A10 suffix typically marking the board variant or revision.

Raw 8 MB BIOS binary for an Acer desktop board H110H4-M19, with MX25L6405 named as the flash chip, a 64 Mbit Macronix SPI part, consistent with the file size.

A 4.00 MB binary firmware file named LGC40, a code that may refer to a board or model but is not explained further by the name.

1 MB BIOS binary for an ASUS laptop listed as F835S, with the name referencing a 25L8005 flash, an 8 Mbit SPI chip family made by Macronix as MX25L8005.

Firmware image for Quanta board DA0MTNMB8F0, a BIN file compressed in ZIP, about 1.86 MB packed. No brand, model or revision appears in the name beyond the board code.

A 256-byte binary with the brief name i500, which does not state the panel or device clearly.

EDID contents of a Chunghwa (CPT) CLAA154WB04 15.4-inch LCD, saved as a 256-byte binary.

Raw 8 MB BIOS image for an E1-510 laptop, a model in the Acer Aspire E1 range, built on Compal board LA-A621P. Compal uses the LA-xxxxP code printed on its boards.

TSUM scaler firmware for the LG W1954SE monitor, version V148, checksum 863C, with date code 100312 and a Maadiran tag, which likely refers to a regional distributor…

Binary file named pascal with the code u50401403, a 512 KB firmware image whose name does not reveal brand, device or board.

BIOS dump for the Dell Inspiron 1545 main board, delivered as a 2.00 MB binary. The name includes the word Roberts, which is likely an internal platform code name.

Raw BIOS binary for the HP ProBook 450 G7, marked new, 16.0 MB in size, which corresponds to a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Binary BIOS dump for an Asus ET2011AGK all-in-one, the brand misspelled in the name, built on the Compal LA-5951P board.

BIOS dump for the Samsung NP370E5L notebook with the Samsung motherboard number BA41-02493A. Samsung designs its own boards and marks them with BA41 codes.

Status register value file, only two bytes long, saved when a Winbond W25Q64BV flash chip was read on 2024-07-13.

Second copy, marked (1), of the EC firmware for the Acer 4349 on Quanta motherboard DA0ZQRMB6C0 rev C, 128 KB.

BIOS image for the Samsung NP750XFG notebook, with board code NB6099B and the name marking it as an MP10 main-board dump.

2 MB original BIOS dump labeled sam 108 org, probably from a Samsung notebook. The number 108 may be a model or BIOS version fragment, but this cannot be confirmed from…

Firmware dump of 8 MB named P03RAQ, a short code whose meaning cannot be confirmed from the name.

Firmware image for an HP Pavilion 15 on motherboard DA0U83MB6E0, revision E. The DA0 prefix follows Quanta's numbering, so Quanta is the board maker, and U83 is the…

Original firmware read from an unspecified HP device; the name says only hp org, giving no model or board number.

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

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.

BIOS dump labelled CQ61320ET, which reads as a Compaq Presario CQ61 series model code, though the board number is not given.