Utility bundle in ZIP form named The Bios Master All In One with a ME cleaner, dated 2025, rather than a firmware dump for a specific board.

Consumer Intel CSME 16.0.15.1620 for LP mobile PCH, A stepping, production firmware. The RGN tag typically indicates a stock ME region rather than an extracted update.

Intel Management Engine firmware image, version 16.0.15.1545, Consumer SKU for H-series PCH, stepping A, production build, supplied as an RGN file.

Intel ME firmware version 16.0.0.1423 for Consumer H-series PCH platforms, stepping A, production, delivered as an extracted region of 3.00 MB.

Corporate SKU Intel CSME region, version 15.0.2.1377, for LP chipsets at stepping B, production firmware, provided as a stock RGN image tagged 9DD33FCE, likely a…

First volume of the A037M scatter firmware, binary U7, Android 13, build A037MUBS7CXC5, marked for dead-boot repair.

BIOS image for the Fujitsu Lifebook AH531, a 1.98 MB ZIP archive with no board number, revision or firmware version in the name.

Firmware archive named AKALI Rev A M11, with no brand or further details stated. The tokens look like a board code name and revision, but nothing more can be confirmed…

Firmware archive for the Panasonic CF-53 Toughbook, marked tested OK, so the image was reported working on real hardware.

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.

Firmware image for the Haier X3 notebook mainboard numbered 15BFR1-010300, an 8 MB binary listed under Clevo.

Firmware image for the H310M S2H motherboard, revision 1.1, 16 MB in size. The board uses the Intel H310 chipset and the dump covers the whole SPI flash, so it can be…

BIOS image for the Lenovo Miix 310-10ICR tablet, marked OK to show it was reported as working.

Backup flash dump for the TP-Link Archer C60 router, hardware version 3, stored in a 7.51 MB RAR archive.

SPI flash image for the Philco PH29E63D television, board variant A, dumped from an EN25Q32B memory chip; its 4 MB size corresponds to the 32 Mbit capacity of that…

Flash dump for the Haier LE55B8500DA LED television, with the code 536D550XF44 in the name, probably identifying the panel or board, and a 25L3206E SPI chip.

Binary firmware for the Haier LE55F2500DA television on a T.MS3393.81 mainboard, read from a 25L3206E flash device.

Uninformative 4 MB binary named EL-V53-FA48, with no brand, device or board number stated.

BIOS archive for a ZOTAC ZT-G41D3PLATINUM-S2V desktop motherboard, about 1.05 MB packed in RAR.

Flash image for the LG 32LN5400 LED television, a 1.00 MB binary with no chip or main board number given in the name.

Firmware package for the Xiaomi Redmi 3s, code name land, in a RAR archive of 29.1 MB, the largest in this set.

Firmware dump for the MSI MS-16P11 mainboard, version 1.1 as stated in the name, compressed into a 4.54 MB RAR.

An 8 MB flash dump for the Toshiba 32PU200E LED television, a duplicate copy given its numbered suffix.

PitchBlack Recovery package for the Xiaomi Redmi K30 Ultra, codename cezanne, labelled K30U and TWRP-based, in a 42.9 MB ZIP; no version is stated.

BIOS image for the ASUS G53SX laptop motherboard, revision 2.0, stored as a 4 MB binary.

Firmware dump labelled for a Toshiba Satellite C850 type board, carrying the number 10028 and noted as an Intel Core i7 configuration with an ok status mark.

Firmware package for the S551LB model, stored as a ZIP of roughly 3.27 MB. Only the model code is stated, with no revision, version or board number, so check the archive…

BIOS image for the HP Pavilion g6-2359se, a 4 MB raw binary, although the name gives no brand, board number or version.

Raw binary firmware image with an uninformative name that reveals no brand, model or board number.

BIOS file for the HP 2311f, as named, in a small RAR archive of 217 KB. Nothing else is stated, such as version or chip type, so the contents should be inspected after…

Firmware dump for the LG 20M37A LCD monitor, stored in a RAR archive of about 196 KB. The name does not identify the source chip, which on monitors is typically an SPI…

Firmware archive tied to a Foxconn board labelled FlamingBlade with the identifier UY3091658421, catalogued here under the ECS brand.

BIOS dump for the HP EliteBook 848 G3 on Inventec board 6050A2822301-MB-A01, labelled fully working, roughly 20 MB compressed.

BIOS archive for the Gateway NE56R, an Acer-group notebook, built on Compal mainboard LA-7912P.

Firmware image for the Quanta motherboard DAG31AMB6D0, packaged as a 5.06 MB zip archive.

Firmware package for Compal board LA-D713P, compressed to 4.16 MB. No laptop brand, model or BIOS version is stated in the name.

BIOS dump for a Dell XPS laptop on Compal motherboard LA-C881P; the exact XPS model is not given in the name.

SJV5G131 is a 2 MB .rom firmware file whose name looks like a BIOS version code, but it states no manufacturer or model.

Firmware image for the Dell Inspiron N5050 fitted with a Core i3 CPU, taken from the second flash chip. It weighs 4.00 MB, so the target should be a 32 Mbit SPI device.

A 1 MB binary labelled simply as a backup, most likely a read taken from an SPI flash chip before reprogramming.