BIOS archive for the K40CA laptop, the S210 suffix probably representing firmware version 210, packed into a 563 KB zip. No board revision is given in the name.

Firmware archive for the K50IJ notebook, with AS220 probably meaning BIOS version 220, stored as a 635 KB zip.

Firmware for the K52F notebook, with AS218 most likely indicating BIOS version 218, packed as a 1.08 MB zip. No board revision appears in the name.

Firmware for the K51AE notebook packed into a 674 KB zip, the AS210 suffix most likely indicating BIOS version 210. The name lists no board revision.

BIOS package for the K50AB laptop, with AS220 most likely denoting firmware version 220, stored as a 785 KB zip.

BIOS dump for the HP Pavilion dv9410us, 1.06 MB in size. The trailing underscore in the name probably separates it from a second dv9410us file in the same collection, so…

ASUS-style BIOS file for the N43JQ notebook, where the .205 extension gives the BIOS version number, 205. The 4 MB size matches a full SPI flash image of 32 Mbit.

Summary datasheet for the tiny13, a 169 KB PDF whose s suffix identifies the abbreviated edition, matching the Atmel AVR ATtiny13 microcontroller.

Full datasheet for the Atmel ATmega8 8-bit AVR microcontroller, supplied as a 2.17 MB PDF.

Complete datasheet for the ATmega165 AVR microcontroller, a 3.15 MB PDF. The document covers the pinout, memory, clock system, timers, USI, USART, ADC, JTAG, fuse bits…

RAR archive of 7.29 MB for a board identified as ZK-H670-I5, with an Intel Core i5-1235U processor noted in the name.

Small RAR archive of 754 KB named only SX, which says little about the device it belongs to.

Windows executable named CHROMEBOOKUNLOCKER, about 9.9 MB, intended by its name as a Chromebook unlocking utility.

Raw 16 MB image read from a GigaDevice GD25Q128B SPI flash in WSON8 package, named automatically by the programmer software with a date and time stamp.

RAR holding two BIOS images, 32 MB and 16 MB, for the Quanta board DA0Y0PMBAE0, revision E, marked working.

PDF of 674 KB named 25C01, catalogued among schematics, with no manufacturer, laptop or board identified.

16 MB BIOS dump for the Dell OptiPlex 7040 desktop with the Intel Management Engine region cleaned, as the clr_me prefix indicates.

Tiny 256 B dump named after the FT24C02A, a 2 Kbit I2C serial EEPROM, which matches the file size. No device is named.

Archive titled only 16mb, giving no hint about the device, brand or board it belongs to.

BIOS binary labelled G50C, 2 MB in size for a 16-megabit SPI flash. No brand, board number or version is spelled out in the name, so the label is a loose identifier…

BIOS image named G6IC, a 4 MB binary for a 32-megabit SPI flash chip. The cryptic label states no brand, motherboard number, chipset or firmware version, so the source…

Firmware image of 4.00 MB titled only G6 and stored without a file extension, offering no brand, board number, revision or chipset information.

Windows executable named dv7, 4.89 MB, classed as software and most likely a BIOS update or flashing utility for an HP Pavilion dv7, though the name does not confirm its…

Second copy (2) of a CQ56 BIOS dump named cq56iorigi, 2.00 MB with no extension. The name suggests an Intel variant and the origi part likely means original, implying a…

CQ56 firmware image, 2.00 MB and without extension, whose name reads cq56iorigi, most likely an original dump of an Intel-based CQ56.

BIOS or firmware image of 2.00 MB in .bin format, named 625a; the name gives no brand, motherboard number or version, and the meaning of the a suffix is not stated.

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.

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…

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…

A 16 MB BIOS image labelled as password unlocked, meaning the supervisor or power-on password data has presumably been removed; no brand, model or board is named.

Two-byte status register file produced during a W25Q16 chip read on 3 February 2020. It records the register state including block protection bits, saved automatically…

8 MB dump of an Eon EN25QH64 serial flash, named by the programmer with the chip model and an October 2018 date. The device it came from is not recorded.

Winbond W25Q128 dump of 16 MB, recorded in August 2018 by the programmer, with no model or board number in the name.

Windows executable named BCU, 8.80 MB. On HP systems BCU usually refers to the BIOS Configuration Utility, a command-line tool for reading and changing BIOS settings…

Firmware dump for the Dell SE2219HX monitor, packed in a small RAR of about 136 KB that suits a scaler board flash or EEPROM image.

Dahua DH-XVR4B08H recorder archive, 158 MB in ZIP form, tagged D1820 and 41_208, apparently the PCB code and board version.

Archive for the Dahua DH-XVR1B08H recorder, an 81.7 MB ZIP; the name gives only the model, with no board code or version.

Compressed archive of 547 KB labelled M4N68T-M-V2, indicating a V2 revision of an M4N68T-M desktop board.

Compressed ZIP of 535 KB named M2N68-AM SE2, an SE2 edition of the M2N68-AM desktop board.

Archive of 519 KB in ZIP format labelled M2A-MX, a desktop motherboard style model name.