Binary BIOS file of 1.00 MB named DV5FY, presumably for a dv5-series laptop, with an FY suffix that the name does not explain; no board number or revision is provided.

Second copy of the CQ62CI firmware dump, 1.00 MB in .bin format, with the (2) marking a duplicate. Board number, chipset and BIOS version are not stated in the name.

BIOS dump for the ASUS N56VM laptop, an 8 MB binary explicitly marked as not tested, so its integrity is unconfirmed.

Firmware dump for the ASUS K55VD laptop, 8 MB, labelled funcionando, which is Portuguese or Spanish for working.

Firmware dump for the HP Revolve 810 G3, labelled OK and manufacturing, in a 9.03 MB ZIP archive.

Additional BIOS dump for the Intel D915GAV board, a 512 KB binary marked with a (1) suffix that indicates a second copy rather than a different version.

Firmware dump for the Dell Vostro V130, board code DR13, an Intel Calpella-generation design.

Clean Corporate ME region, version 11.8.65.3590, for LP PCH, stepping C, production build.

ThinkPad X240 firmware originally read from a dirty or corrupted chip and then marked as fixed, packed in a 5.45 MB RAR.

EFI firmware image for Apple logic board 820-3023, delivered as an 8.00 MB raw binary. No revision, model or status appears in the name, so verify it against your board…

Raw binary firmware image named E162264.BIN, 16.0 MB in size. The name gives no brand, model or board number, so its origin must be verified separately before use.

Original BIOS dump for a Toshiba Satellite C800 series laptop, 4.00 MB in size, suited to a 32 Mbit SPI flash.

Original BIOS read from an ASUS K42N, 2 MB in .bin format, matching a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Raw 8 MB BIOS image for the X55LD notebook mainboard, revision 2, an ASUS-style model name.

BIOS dump for the HP EliteBook Folio 9470m motherboard, board number 6050A2514101, the MB suffix marking the main board.

Another BIOS package labelled M26GT4 V2-LF, for the second revision of the M26GT4 desktop motherboard in its lead-free build.

Archive labelled CC Checker AcTeam, about 12.6 MB, filed under BIOS and firmware tools.

Dell Vostro 14 5459 main BIOS dump, 8.00 MB, matching a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip. A separate EC image for the same model also exists, so this file covers the system BIOS…

ZIP archive called Bios Unlock Service, version 2.17, apparently a software tool rather than a board-specific firmware dump; no target device or brand is named.

A 4 MB BIOS dump for the ASUS K43SV notebook, with no revision or version noted in the name.

BIOS dump for Inventec motherboard 6050A2252201, board revision A03, compressed into a 3.30 MB RAR.

BIOS dump for the HP G6 laptop on Quanta board DA0R33HMB6A0 revision A, with U18 and U31 in the name, likely the reference designators of the BIOS and EC chips dumped.

BIOS for a board named Tesla, revision 1.00, in an 8.23 MB RAR. The name does not state the brand or device, so match the board codename and revision silkscreened on the…

Working BIOS dump for Quanta board DAFH2AMB6G0, revision G, packed in a 1.55 MB RAR archive. The name gives no laptop brand.

Working BIOS dump for the ASUS VivoBook X530FN, board revision 2.2, supplied as a 5.43 MB RAR archive and marked as working.

BIOS dump for the Clevo mainboard 6-71-NH5B0, revision D02, marked as tested and working, in a RAR archive of about 5.83 MB.

Raw 2 MB BIOS binary for the Acer Extensa 5635G laptop. The name carries no motherboard number or revision, so compare the board label with your unit before use.

BIOS dump for the HP 14-V004TX notebook on board DAY11AMB6E0, revision E, reported in the name as fully working.

Firmware dump for the TP-LINK TD-W8901G ADSL modem router, hardware version 3.3, sized for a 2MB flash chip, marked as checked and working in the name.

RAR archive, 2.57 MB, for the Philips 32PFL5409/93 television, with the main board marked 40-T8222P-MAD2XG.

Zipped BIOS file for the Dell XPS 8500 desktop, version A14. The archive is about 3 MB, smaller than the 4 MB flash chip this model is known to use.

Zipped BIOS file named bottom, which points to a dump from the lower of two flash chips or from the underside of a board.

ZIP archive of MC Extractor revision r345, a utility rather than a firmware dump, sized 339 KB.

CQ61 BIOS dump tagged serial in its name, stored as a second copy (2), 1.00 MB, without a file extension.

Duplicate of the 2540P BIOS file marked HPLOCKED, again 8.00 MB, indicating a dump that likely came from a locked HP machine.

Zip archive of BIOS firmware for the HP 255 G1 laptop, about 4.4 MB compressed. The name gives no board number, revision or version, so open the archive to see whether…

A 2 MB BIOS dump for a Dell model identified only as 1545, likely the Inspiron 1545 laptop series, with no revision or version given.

Archive for the ASUS TUF FX506H and FX506HC gaming laptops on Quanta board DA0NJJMBAG0, project code NJJ, with a clearmess tag whose meaning the name does not explain.

BIOS dump for the Samsung NP-R519 notebook, XA01RU Russian configuration, compressed to 952 KB. The name carries no motherboard number or chip type.

BIOS dump labelled only H110M4, an Intel H110 chipset desktop board, without the sub-variant suffix that usually separates different H110M4 versions.