Duplicate read of the G50I BIOS image, 2 MB and matching a 16-megabit SPI chip. The name does not reveal the manufacturer, motherboard number or firmware build.

Second copy of the G6P firmware dump, 4 MB and suited to a 32-megabit SPI chip. The short label reveals no manufacturer, motherboard number or version.

4 MB BIOS image named 8530w, which suggests an HP EliteBook 8530w mobile workstation; the name gives no board number or version.

Duplicate 4.00 MB .bin firmware dump labelled 630, without brand, board number or CPU variant stated in the name. The size suits a 32 Mbit SPI flash.

Working BIOS image for motherboard 6050A2728501-MB-A01, revision A01, 8 MB, marked as tested and functional; the laptop model is not stated.

Status register value saved with a Winbond W25Q16 read, just 2 bytes. The file stores the chip's protection and configuration bits, written automatically by the…

ZIP archive, 556 KB, titled M2N68-AM, matching a desktop motherboard model name. No revision or content type appears in the name, so inspect the files after unpacking.

Small 512 KB binary simply named bios, offering no information on the manufacturer, model or board.

Despite the firmware category, the name indicates a setup package for HxD, a free hex editor for Windows, marked as tested and working. It contains no BIOS image itself.

BIOS dump labelled Fujitsu lifeboa6120, most likely meaning a LIFEBOOK A6120, in a 669 KB ZIP.

BIOS binary for an ASUS K43SL laptop, 4 MB in size, matching a 32-megabit SPI flash chip. The name gives no version, board revision or source status.

ASUS K42N firmware with no file extension, 2 MB in size, which suits a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip. No revision or status appears in the name.

Small firmware archive labelled 32CS460, apparently a 32-inch TV model, intended for a 25Q80 SPI flash. No brand or board number appears in the name.

Full 4 MB BIOS dump for the Acer Aspire 5740 on the Intel HM55 chipset, matching a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

ASUS ZenBook UX303UB BIOS archive, 3.59 MB in RAR form, labelled AS.206, which looks like an ASUS BIOS version number for this model.

Small archive of 1.24 MB named 3D1-20, with no brand, model or file type in the name. The code may indicate version 2.0 of a 3D1 series, but this cannot be confirmed.

BIOS archive of 2.48 MB for Inventec board 6050A2503201-MB-A02, revision A02. No laptop model or firmware version appears in the name.

Firmware file labelled for several related Acer models: Aspire 1680, TravelMate 4003LCi and TravelMate 2303, international (INTL) version.

Firmware binary for the LG E2050S, version V116, build 8703, dated 20100322, with an NVT tag that likely refers to the controller vendor variant.

BIOS file for the Intel D946GZIS desktop board, a 512 KB raw binary with no version stated in the name. The capacity points to a 4 Mbit flash chip.

Zipped firmware for the K52JT notebook, the AS206 suffix most likely indicating BIOS version 206, 1.27 MB in size.

One megabyte binary carrying only the number 1510, without brand, board or chip details.

Summary datasheet for the ATmega406 AVR microcontroller, a 179 KB PDF. The ATmega406 is aimed at smart battery management, so this part often turns up inside laptop and…

Complete datasheet for the ATmega164, ATmega324 and ATmega644 AVR microcontrollers, a 2.66 MB PDF.

Firmware package for the ASUS TUF FX516PC gaming laptop, mainboard revision 6.0, stored as a rar of roughly 9.6 MB.

Small RAR archive of 137 KB named 09A21-1, with no brand, device or content type indicated.

Firmware dump for the HP 2230s compact laptop, stored without a file extension, 2.00 MB in size and matching a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Second copy of the HP 620I BIOS image, a 2.00 MB binary that fits a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS firmware for an HP 445 laptop on board 12240-1, a numbering pattern used by Wistron. The 4.00 MB binary corresponds to a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Duplicate of the DV67 firmware dump, a 4.00 MB .bin file fitting a 32-Mbit flash chip. Apart from the short label, the name carries no model, board number or version, so…

Duplicate 4.00 MB .bin firmware image labelled 630I3, with the name providing no brand, board number or version; I3 possibly indicates a Core i3 variant.

Firmware image of 4.00 MB in .bin format, named only 630, giving no brand, motherboard number or variant. The size corresponds to a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

32 MB binary named after U367, which is likely the reference designator of the flash chip on the source board.

Compact 525 KB RAR for a Sony VAIO identified only as SY3. The name gives no board number, revision or document type, so check the contents before relying on them.

Quanta archive, 1.28 MB RAR, for projects AT1 and AT2 with board number DA0AT2MB8H0; the name does not specify whether it holds schematic, boardview or firmware.

Archive for the ASUS Sabertooth X79 motherboard, a 563 KB RAR whose contents the name does not describe.

Firmware file named MBPNDBU144-0920 in a 3.53 MB RAR archive, sold as a BIOS image. The name has no brand, model or board revision, and the code cannot be decoded with…

Firmware dump for the Dell Studio 1555, saved without a file extension and 2 MB in size.

Firmware capsule labelled PS10A170 in FD format, 1 MB in size. The code style suggests a motherboard BIOS identifier with 170 as a possible revision, but the board and…

ASUS BIOS file for the K40IJ laptop. The .204 extension denotes firmware version 204, following the ASUS convention of putting the version in the extension.