Firmware dump for the HP 2230s compact laptop, stored without a file extension, 2.00 MB in size and matching a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS dump tagged hp840 16, a 2.00 MB raw file without an extension, sized for a 16 Mbit SPI flash.

Second copy of the HP 620I BIOS image, a 2.00 MB binary that fits a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS firmware for an HP 445 laptop on board 12240-1, a numbering pattern used by Wistron. The 4.00 MB binary corresponds to a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Raw 16 MB BIOS dump labelled 8470p, presumably for the HP EliteBook 8470p, with no revision, board number or ME details given. Its size matches a 128 Mbit SPI chip.

Duplicate 4.00 MB .bin firmware image labelled 630I3, with the name providing no brand, board number or version; I3 possibly indicates a Core i3 variant.

Firmware image of 4.00 MB in .bin format, named only 630, giving no brand, motherboard number or variant. The size corresponds to a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

32 MB binary named after U367, which is likely the reference designator of the flash chip on the source board.

Dump of 4 MB from a 25VF032B-type serial flash, the PCT-branded equivalent of the SST 32 Mbit part, read in February 2019. The name does not reveal the laptop or board.

64 KB firmware for board 6050A2638901-MB-A01, and the ce token suggests an EC or KBC image rather than the main BIOS.

Raw 8 MB read of a Winbond W25Q64 SPI flash, timestamped 6 February 2019 by the programmer software, with a matching status register file saved alongside.

Raw 32MB binary for an Inventec-numbered board, 6050A3217501. The name suggests a password-removed image prepared as new, though no laptop model is given.

Firmware file named MBPNDBU144-0920 in a 3.53 MB RAR archive, sold as a BIOS image. The name has no brand, model or board revision, and the code cannot be decoded with…

BIOS binary named VIT P1420, likely tied to a Vit-branded P1420 device, though the name gives no board number or version.

Test-point and component map for the OPPO R9 smartphone board, packed as a 264 KB RAR. The name gives no board revision, so compare the layout with the actual PCB before…

ASUS X550JX BIOS firmware in a RAR archive of 3.19 MB, with no board revision or version noted in the name.

ZIP archive of 3.33 MB for the ASUS X550JX, where the trailing 204 most likely denotes BIOS version 204 under ASUS naming conventions.

ASUS Maximus VI Impact boardview, revision 1.02A, supplied as an .FZ file inside a RAR archive.

BIOS image named PVAA170A, 1 MB. The pattern resembles the eight-character codes used for some desktop motherboard BIOS releases, with 170 likely being the version, but…

Firmware capsule labelled PS10A170 in FD format, 1 MB in size. The code style suggests a motherboard BIOS identifier with 170 as a possible revision, but the board and…

BIOS file named PMG41, 1 MB. The name most likely refers to a motherboard built on Intel's G41 chipset, a desktop platform for Core 2 processors, though the board maker…

Original BIOS read from an HP G62 notebook, marked org, with no exact sub-model or board number in the name. The 2 MB image matches a 16 Mbit SPI flash.

Original BIOS dump, marked org, for a machine named CQ40, pointing to the Compaq Presario CQ40 series; no model suffix or board number is given.

Boardview for the ASUS Eee PC 1008HA netbook mainboard, revision 1.3G, in a 155 KB ZIP.

BIOS dump for Quanta motherboard DAN97BMB6E0, a 16 MB image matching a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Boardview for the ASUS X505BP laptop mainboard, revision 2.0, in a compact ZIP archive.

Firmware archive labelled Generacion G9 SF20BA, Spanish for Generation G9. SF20BA may be a board or model code, but the name says little else.

BIOS dump for the Toshiba Satellite L850 on Inventec board DK10FG, 6050A2491301, revision MB-A03. Inventec manufactured this board, and the 6050A code is printed on it.

BIOS image for the PT10AP platform, Inventec board 6050A2172301, MB revision A03, in an 817 KB RAR.

BIOS archive named DG41KR, which matches an Intel desktop board model code built on the G41 chipset. No version or chip size is given beyond the 869 KB RAR size.

Software installer of about 110 MB that, from its name, appears to be the Microsoft .NET Framework 4 redistributable.

RAR archive of 292 KB carrying only the ASUS F1A55 series name, so it is unclear which exact board variant it belongs to.

RAR archive containing PCBRepairTool, a small Windows utility of about 1.13 MB, with no version number stated in the name.

Raw 16 MB binary dump whose name, 25B127DSIG, points to a 128 Mbit SPI flash part such as the 25B127 type.

128-byte EDID image labelled for the Dell Latitude D610, apparently its LCD panel identification data; the panel part number is not given.

Unlocked BIOS package covering the N50A and N51A, two related Asus notebook models that can share firmware, compressed to 927 KB in RAR format.

Unlocked BIOS for the 1008HA netbook, presumably the ASUS Eee PC 1008HA, supplied as a 552 KB RAR archive.

BIOS dump for an 8560p, almost certainly the HP EliteBook 8560p, with a cleared Management Engine region.

Firmware archive labelled unlock for an 8470W, most likely the HP EliteBook 8470w mobile workstation, though the name only gives the model number.

BIOS archive for the HP ProBook 4545s laptop, roughly 2.3 MB compressed. The name gives only the model, with no board number, revision or version, so check the…