Duplicate or second read of the G72I firmware, a 1 MB binary meant for an 8-megabit flash chip.

Firmware image named G6AC with a size of 2.00 MB, half the size of the other G6 files in this group, which points to a 16 Mbit flash chip.

Second copy of a W25Q128 flash dump dated 20170104 and tagged 32458, sized at 16.0 MB to fill the whole 128-Mbit Winbond chip.

Duplicate of a compressed firmware package for the Envy 4 line, labelled ok to indicate a working dump, 3.39 MB as a .rar archive.

BIOS firmware image labelled for an HP Pavilion dv6-series laptop, with a 4.00 MB size that matches a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Second copy, numbered (2), of a 1.00 MB BIOS image labelled DV5I, probably for an Intel-based dv5 notebook; no board number, chipset or revision is stated.

BIOS dump titled DM4I5, 4.00 MB .bin, which suggests a DM4 model, perhaps with a Core i5 processor, though the name gives no further confirmation, board number or…

BIOS image for an Intel-based CQ60 notebook, 2.00 MB, saved without extension and with no board number or version in the name.

Firmware dump of 4.00 MB with no file extension, named for model 6930p with the word graphic attached, which suggests it belongs to a variant with separate graphics…

2.00 MB binary BIOS file for model 6830S, with no board number, revision or version included in the name.

A second 4525ac BIOS image, marked (2), 2 MB in raw binary form. As with the first file, the meaning of ac is unclear, and the name holds no board number, revision or…

Raw firmware image for a machine identified only as 4331S, sized at 4.00 MB. Beyond the model designation the name carries no brand, board number, revision, EC or ME…

Duplicate of the 450 G4 password-unlocked BIOS archive, a 4.95 MB RAR file marked (2) as a second copy.

BIOS dump for the HP ProBook 450 G1, an 8.00 MB .bin file; the name does not give a motherboard number or revision.

Second copy of an HP ProBook 450 G1 firmware image, 8.00 MB in raw binary form, with no board number or revision in the name. The (2) suffix just marks a duplicate.

BIOS binary for a 450 G1 tagged GRAFX, 8.00 MB in .bin format. GRAFX appears to denote the graphics variant of the board, but the name does not state the brand, GPU or…

Status register value of 2 bytes saved next to the second copy of the 440 G4 flash read.

Second 16 MB read of the 440 G4 BIOS chip, probably taken to verify the first read matched, which is standard practice when dumping SPI flash.

Lenovo BIOS image of 8 MB described as an unlocked BIOS for a Yoga 11 type machine, with the token sur left unexplained.

Second copy of the Lenovo unlocked Yoga 11 BIOS in .rom format, 8 MB in size, with the sur token in the name unexplained.

Duplicate 4.00 MB firmware dump labelled R540 JS05RU, with no brand, board number or BIOS version in the name.

BIOS dump of 8.00 MB with no file extension, named s270E, which likely refers to a Samsung 270E model, though the brand, board number and version are not given.

Second copy of an 8.00 MB firmware image labelled NDEGWA IHIGA, without a file extension.

Toshiba Z30-A-10P firmware dump, 16.0 MB in .bin format, also tagged FAUXSY3, which appears to be a board or platform identifier. No revision or BIOS version is given.

BIOS dump for the HP 340 G4 notebook, 8 MB in size; no motherboard number or revision is mentioned in the name. An 8 MB image fits a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

An 8 MB BIOS image for motherboard 6050A2638901-MB-A01, following the Inventec numbering pattern, where the A01 suffix marks the board revision.

An 8 MB BIOS binary named only by the board code 48.4YW05.011, a format Wistron uses for its motherboards.

BIOS image for the HP ProBook 6470b business laptop, 8 MB in size, matching a 64 Mbit SPI flash.

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 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…

A 2 MB binary named 1525CI, probably one of several variant dumps for a 1525-series laptop, likely a Dell Inspiron 1525.

A 2 MB BIOS image named 1015I, likely a model number with a variant suffix, such as an Intel build, though the name confirms neither the brand nor the variant.

BIOS dump identified only as ASUS K53M, with no board revision, version or extension given in the name.

BIOS image for the Lenovo ThinkPad T450s on board NM-A301. NM-prefixed numbers follow the LCFC/Compal pattern used for many ThinkPad boards.

Corporate LP B-stepping firmware, version 15.0.35.1951, production build marked RGN, suggesting a full region image.

The unsuffixed copy of the Consumer LP firmware, version 15.0.35.1951, B stepping, production build, extracted, 2.98 MB. No specific laptop or board is named.

Stock Intel ME region (RGN) for Corporate firmware 14.0.47.1558, H chipset, A stepping, production build, 11.4 MB.

Intel ME 11.8.59.3560, Consumer edition, LP chipset, C stepping, NPDM variant, clean production RGN image of 1.94 MB. It contains only the Management Engine region.

Intel Management Engine region version 16.1.25.1842 in the Consumer H-series flavour, stepping A, production status, supplied clean as an RGN image.