Firmware binary labelled only with the version 7.1.50.1172, carrying no model, brand or board number.

Raw binary version 9.5.14.1724, 1.49 MB, without any device name or board number in its name.

Second numbered copy of a Sony EE read marked OK, stored as a 2.00 MB .rom binary. No model, board number or revision appears in the name, so you must match the source…

ROM image labelled for a Dell 3521 notebook, with the tokens 0720 and A02 in the name, where A02 most likely refers to the Dell BIOS revision.

RAR archive holding firmware extracted from a Lenovo-style BIOS update package, with version code JKCN53WW taken from a .fd capsule file.

Raw 32 MB flash image read from a GigaDevice GD25B256D chip in a WSON8 package, explicitly labelled corrupted. No laptop model or board number appears in the name.

Generic backup firmware image named BACKUP.BIN, 16 MB in size, with no brand, model or board number in the name.

Duplicate entry of the HP15 BLUE BIOS dump, an 8.00 MB binary for what appears to be an HP 15-series notebook.

One of several numbered BIOS dumps for the HP EliteBook 8570p, this one a 16.0 MB raw .bin file.

32 MB BIOS binary whose name consists only of a timestamp from 26 July 2025 and the tag SVOD4, giving no model, brand or board number.

A generic 4 MB binary image called main, with no brand, model, board number or version in the name.

A 2 MB BIOS binary labelled saimo gamiz rv510, which seems to mention a Samsung RV510 notebook, though the spelling in the name is unclear and no board number or version…

Intel ME 11.6.10.1196, Corporate branch for low-power LP chipsets, C stepping, without Power Down Mitigation (NPDM). Production signed stock region, 6.01 MB.

BIOS image for the Acer 4230 notebook in .fd format, 2.00 MB in size. The name states only the model and gives no board number, version or chip details.

ROM image named SM30109, 2 MB in size, with no brand, model or board number given. The name looks like a vendor BIOS version string, but the device it belongs to cannot…

Binary firmware of 4.00 MB labelled only as Jm31-cp, with no file extension, brand or device model given.

Persian-language text note whose title translates as meanings of abbreviations used in mobile phone schematic reading.

An 8 MB raw BIOS image whose name gives only the number 4540s, most likely pointing to an HP ProBook 4540s, though nothing else about board revision or firmware version…

Another K42JR BIOS dump for ASUS mainboard revision 4.1, 4 MB in size and sized for a 32 Mbit SPI flash.

ROM firmware image of 1023 KB identified only by the string 12632-R207018M0N1, which does not clearly state a device, brand or board number.

Display identification dump for the Samsung LTN156AT24 panel with the C01 revision suffix.

Binary file of 128 bytes whose name gives only the token R61e and no panel model, revision or vendor.

A 128-byte EDID image tied to a B170PW3 panel, with the name also citing U816G and INSP 1720, an abbreviation for the Dell Inspiron 1720.

Display identification data for a Dell D820, from a B154SW01 V7 panel running 1680x1050.

Chi Mei N173HGE-L11 display EDID, marked C1 in the name, which most likely refers to the panel revision.

A Chi Mei N173FGE-L23 panel EDID saved as a 256-byte binary, with no revision stated. The N173 prefix in Chi Mei naming usually points to a 17.3-inch class LCD.

Panel EEPROM image for an AUO B15.6XW02 laptop LCD. The name records firmware FW1 and hardware revision HW0A, details worth checking against the sticker on the back of…

Small firmware backup of 512 KB in raw BIN form, named only as P33t-a backup. The name gives no brand, board number or chip, so the device it came from cannot be…

Firmware dump in a RAR archive, labelled with the Winbond W25Q64BV flash part and a programmer-style date and time stamp, and marked as unlocked.

Binary firmware image of 32.0 MB whose name only indicates an EC or BIOS chip on the bottom side of a board, with no model or board number given.

Raw 16 MB dump read from a Macronix MX25U12835F SPI flash in an SOP8 package, with the read date and time appended to the name by the programmer software.

Firmware file with an uninformative messaging-app style name and no extension, 8.07 MB in size, linked to Compal board LA-F311P. No brand, model or revision is given.

Raw 8.00 MB BIOS binary with a generic name, associated in the index with Compal board LA-9591P. The size corresponds to a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Intel ME firmware region at version 20.0.0.1322 in the Corporate SKU (COR), low-power LP platform variant, packaged as a production region image in a 6.39 MB RAR.

Second copy of a firmware image for the HP Pavilion dv6 AMD edition marked as having three USB ports.

An 8 MB .bin firmware file for the 4540s model. The extra O in the name is not explained and could mean original, but treat that only as a guess.

Acer Aspire 4710 BIOS dump stored as a 1.00 MB binary, matching an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip. The name states only the model, without a board revision or firmware version.

Raw 16 MB flash read taken from a Macronix MX25L12805D chip in a SOP16 package, with a date and time stamp from February 2025 in the name.

8 MB binary read from a Winbond W25Q64 serial flash, with the rest of the name being only a date and time stamp, 2017-11-14 19:08:13.

BIOS image labelled 8mb F02, suggesting a dump for an 8 MB flash chip, version or revision F02, stored as a BIN in a 4.50 MB ZIP.