Small RAR archive whose Vietnamese name translates roughly to software for comparing BIOS source, suggesting a utility for checking or comparing firmware images rather…

MC Extractor revision r330, a utility for parsing and extracting CPU microcode from BIOS images, supplied as a zip.

BIOS image for the Intel D945GCPE motherboard, a 512 KB binary that fits a 4 Mbit flash chip, with no version shown in the name.

Zipped BIOS for the K50AD laptop, where AS213 most likely marks firmware version 213, 768 KB in size.

BIOS dump for the Acer Nitro AN515-58, platform HH514, on the Compal board LA-L973P revision 1B, dated 2023-02-18, for the 12th-generation Core i5.

Firmware image labelled hp200, a 2.00 MB binary that suits a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip. The name is vague: 200 may refer to an HP 200-series laptop or desktop, and there is…

Second copy of the dv7 firmware archive, a 4.70 MB .rar file with no board number, revision or version stated.

ZIP archive of about 19.6 MB with InnoExtractor version 10.0.0.116, a Windows tool for unpacking Inno Setup installers.

Small 965 KB Windows executable that, judging by the name, serves as the updater for a VIP Tools software package; no version or vendor is stated.

Archive with Internet Download Manager version 6.42 build 42, a Windows download accelerator, 27.3 MB in size.

Samsung firmware dump named np150, a 2 MB raw image apparently for the NP150 series netbook. No board number or revision appears in the name.

Unlabelled-type archive, 2.09 MB, named 3CESLRH131, which may denote revision 13.1 of the 3CESL RH series, although that reading is not certain.

RAR archive of 12.6 MB named day11, which gives no device, brand or board information, so it may be part of a training series or course material.

Firmware for the Intel DG33BU desktop board stored in HEX format at 2.88 MB. Intel hex is a text encoding of binary data, so the file is larger than the actual image and…

Binary BIOS dump for the Intel DG31GL desktop motherboard, 512 KB, with no version noted. The size fits a 4 Mbit flash chip.

BIOS dump for the Intel D945GCLF2D mini-ITX class desktop board, provided as a 512 KB binary suited to a 4 Mbit flash chip. No firmware version is listed.

Service package for the Dell XPS 13 9300, project code FDQ30, on Compal board LA-H811P revision 1.0, A00, dated 2019, stored as an 8.46 MB RAR filed under BIOS and…

Archive named EC, 8.63 MB, with no device, brand or board number given. The name hints at embedded controller firmware, which manages power-on, charging, keyboard and…

Board archive named 3CESLRH14, 2.09 MB in RAR format, matching the hyphenated 3CESL-RH-14 entry in code and size and probably duplicating it. Contents are not described.

RAR archive called 08BAD, 7.30 MB in size, whose name reveals nothing reliable about the device, board number or contents.

Two-byte status register record saved with the second copy of the inforcare dump. It stores the protection and configuration bits read from the SPI chip, not firmware…

Firmware for an HP model labelled 840, possibly an EliteBook 840, with the token 16 left unexplained in the name.

BIOS firmware labelled hp650i, most likely the HP 650 laptop, as a 1.00 MB extensionless dump that suits an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Status register value from a GD25Q64 flash read dated 10 May 2018 and named kampinswd, a label that identifies no brand or model.

Second 2-byte status register file from the kampinswd GD25Q64 read of 10 May 2018; the name carries no brand or model information.

RAR archive of 5.48 MB named only SM, which gives no model, board number or file type. The prefix resembles Samsung model codes, but the actual device cannot be…

Large ZIP archive of 362 MB named Sibelius, which is also the name of a well-known music notation application.

Firmware dump labelled Q5WT6212, 4 MB in binary form. The leading Q5WT code resembles a platform or board identifier with a version number after it, although the brand…

Original BIOS dump (org) from an ASUS K50IJ laptop, 1 MB in size, which corresponds to an 8-megabit SPI flash.

Original BIOS dump (org) taken from an ASUS K43SD laptop, 4 MB in size, matching a 32-megabit SPI flash chip.

Main BIOS dump for Quanta motherboard DAR33HMB6A0, revision A; the laptop brand and model are not stated in the name. Sized at 4 MB, it fits a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

RAR archive of 4.20 MB named Q77M D2H, which corresponds to a Gigabyte desktop motherboard built on the Intel Q77 chipset.

RAR archive containing BIOS firmware for the Intel DH67CL desktop motherboard, an H67 chipset board.

K50AF laptop BIOS packed as a 769 KB zip, with AS213 most likely denoting firmware version 213. The name gives no board revision.

BIOS archive for the K50IE laptop, with AS218 run together in the name, most likely meaning firmware version 218. The zip measures 643 KB.

Microchip datasheet for the dsPIC30F4013 digital signal controller, a 16-bit device combining a microcontroller with DSP capabilities, in a 5.22 MB PDF.

Compressed archive of 4.88 MB named only 0864D.F36, which gives no clear model, brand or board number.

Unlabelled 8 MB dump read from a Winbond W25Q64BV SPI flash chip, with the date and time of reading in the name; no device or board is identified.

ZIP archive of 18.5 MB named UnlockTool Pro, a software utility rather than a board firmware dump, despite its BIOS category.

16 MB firmware dump named u365, probably referring to the chip position U365 on an unspecified motherboard, without brand or model information.