BIOS firmware for the Intel D525MW motherboard, a Mini-ITX board from Intel, in a compact 734 KB ZIP archive.

BIOS image for the POS-AG31AP board, packaged as a 1.55 MB RAR. The name gives the board model but no revision, version or brand.

RAR archive for the HP EliteBook 840 G2, labelled with a 25L128 flash, which points to a 128 Mbit (16 MB) SPI chip of the MX25L128 type.

Firmware image read from an XMC XM25QH128A flash chip in SOIC-8 package, a 128 Mbit (16 MB) SPI memory, compressed into 6.50 MB.

BIOS image for the IPM87-MP desktop motherboard, revision 1.01, marked working and stored in a 4.10 MB RAR.

BIOS archive for a board marked 71R-A14HV6-T840, a ZIP of about 2.81 MB, with the name also giving SLJNV, which looks like an Intel processor or chipset S-spec code.

BIOS dump for a laptop built on the Compal LA-4611P board, a 542 KB ZIP that names no brand or revision.

Firmware dump for the Medion Akoya P6640 laptop, model code MD99221, with main board 12297-1, a number that follows the Wistron pattern.

BIOS and EC firmware for the BenQ Joybook S46 laptop, Compal board LA-6321P at revision 2.0.

Firmware dump for a Samsung device identified only as 1743, which is probably a monitor, although the name does not state the product type.

Firmware package for the Samsung NP300E5A-S01RU laptop, a Russian-market configuration, supplied as a 2.08 MB RAR archive.

Firmware dump for the HP 625 laptop on Inventec mainboard 6050A2346901, marked MB-A02. The 6050A pattern identifies Inventec, the board maker behind many HP models, and…

BIOS package for the HP Compaq CQ56, with the extra token AX35 in the name, which may refer to a board or platform variant and should be checked against the PCB.

Firmware package for the Toshiba U400 notebook, tied to board code DATE1MMB80 according to the file name, supplied as a 2.25 MB ZIP archive.

Firmware archive for the Fujitsu LifeBook S904, 5.15 MB in ZIP format. The name lists no board number, revision or BIOS version, so inspect the files before use.

BIOS dump for a Dell Latitude E6220 with Inventec motherboard 6050A2428801, 4.95 MB in ZIP form.

BIOS dump archive for a board identified only as Daffodil, with an x426 token that may be a model or board reference.

Firmware archive for the UX310UV mainboard, revision 2.0, a model designation used in the ASUS ZenBook line, in a 5.57 MB ZIP.

Volume seven of a split RAR archive called BIOS Acer, measuring 9.00 MB. The filename gives no laptop model, board code or firmware version, only the brand.

BIOS package for the Acer Aspire 7736ZG in the 444G32Mn configuration, carrying the MS2279 model code, delivered as a 1.08 MB ZIP.

Firmware for the Acer Aspire 5740G, configuration 334Gmn, stored in a 1.25 MB ZIP. No board number or version appears in the name.

BIOS dump for the Acer Aspire V3-574 on Quanta board DAOZRTMB6D0 (the O in the name probably stands for zero, as in Quanta's usual DA0 prefix).

BIOS image for a board with the project name Petra, in the UMA version (integrated graphics only, no discrete GPU), part number 48.4VM02.011.

Firmware dump for the ASUS X551CA notebook, an 8.00 MB binary. The name gives no revision, version or chip, so confirm the board version on the PCB before flashing.

BIOS image named x450cc, 8.00 MB, which points to the X450CC laptop model, although no brand is attached in the input.

Firmware image of 4 MB named U6, a component reference designator rather than a device name, so no brand, model or board number is available.

A 4 MB firmware dump simply called tv, indicating it comes from a television main board, but no brand, model, chassis or board number is given.

BIOS dump for a Sony VAIO VPC-EB series laptop on Sony board MBX-223, with M960 appearing in the name, likely the ODM project code.

BIOS dump of 4 MB whose name reads rdn 16y1. That is probably a shorthand for a model or board code with a version suffix, but the name gives no brand or board revision…

BIOS image named R0190Y5 in ROM format, 2 MB in size. The alphanumeric code looks like a firmware build identifier rather than a model name, so the target device and…

An 8 MB BIOS image named simply pch bios, pointing to an Intel platform that uses a Platform Controller Hub. It does not say which laptop or motherboard it came from.

Firmware image named NAV50 in .fd format, 1.00 MB in size. The name gives no laptop brand, model or board revision, so the exact target has to be confirmed from the…

Original BIOS dump labeled l1010, likely a model designation, stored as a 2 MB binary. The org tag indicates a read taken from a factory chip rather than a modified…

Firmware dump labelled IBM T61, 4.00 MB, supplied without a file extension; the size points to a raw 32 Mbit SPI flash image.

BIOS dump for an IBM ThinkPad R61, 4.00 MB without file extension. The name references a 25X32 flash chip, consistent with a 32 Mbit Winbond-style part that matches the…

BIOS dump for an HP ProBook 450 G1, tagged with the motherboard code name Rampage and marked mb, meaning the main-board flash.

BIOS dump for an HP Pavilion dv6-2000sl fitted with an AMD Athlon II processor. The image is 2 MB, matching a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Firmware image for an HP 17 series laptop built on motherboard DAY22AMB6E0. The DA-prefixed number follows the Quanta scheme, meaning Quanta manufactured the board.

BIOS image for the ASUS Eee PC 1015PX netbook, with R011PX also listed in the name, likely a regional or retail model code for the same machine.

An 8.00 MB binary BIOS dump labelled dv14 mlk. Beyond what looks like a model abbreviation, the name gives no board number or revision, and the meaning of mlk is not…