Duplicate, marked (2), of a 1.00 MB binary BIOS dump named DV5S, presumably for a dv5 notebook with an unexplained S variant.

Firmware dump of 1.00 MB in .bin format named DV5I, which likely denotes a dv5 laptop on an Intel platform, though the name gives no board number or revision to confirm.

Duplicate of the DM4IC BIOS image, 4.00 MB in raw .bin format; the (2) just marks a second copy. Board number, revision and firmware version are absent from the name.

Second copy of the CQSO firmware dump, 2.00 MB raw .bin, with (2) marking a duplicate. The name is not descriptive and reveals no board number, revision or BIOS version.

Raw 1.00 MB firmware image for a CQ61, marked serial in brackets, which hints that the dump carries serial or product data rather than a blank region.

Second copy of the 6730at BIOS image, 2.00 MB in .bin form, with the at suffix left unexplained and no revision data in the name.

Small 1.00 MB BIOS dump for model 6710s, saved in .bin format without board number or version details.

Firmware image for a ProBook 4520, saved without a file extension and marked as a second copy with (2). At 4 MB it corresponds to a 32 Mbit SPI flash.

Second copy of a ProBook 4520 firmware dump with a C suffix, 4 MB and without an extension.

A 4 MB BIOS dump in .BIN format for a 4430S model, a number that matches the HP ProBook 4430s, although no brand is given.

BIOS image for the 4330S model designation, a 4.00 MB raw binary with no further details in its name: board number, revision and version are all absent.

Raw 2.00 MB firmware image named 620 INTEL, apparently intended for the Intel-based variant of a 620 machine; the name carries no brand, motherboard number or revision.

Third copy of an 8.00 MB BIOS image labelled 450 G2C, supplied without extension as a raw flash dump. Nothing in the name identifies the brand, board number or revision.

BIOS or firmware image for a 450 G2C, the second copy of that name, measuring 8.00 MB and lacking a file extension.

Raw 8.00 MB BIOS dump for a Samsung NP300E laptop, without an extension or any board, revision or version details in its name. The size points to a 64 Mbit flash device.

8 MB dump read from a Winbond W25Q64BV SPI flash on 7 December 2024, with the timestamp the programmer software adds automatically.

BIOS dump for the Dell Latitude E7240 ultrabook, 4 MB, read from the chip marked U2 according to the name.

BIOS dump for the HP EliteBook 745 G2 built on motherboard 6050A2644501-MB-A02, revision A02, 8 MB in size.

Firmware image named simply 2, 4 MB in size, giving no clue to its device, board number or chip.

Two-byte status register record saved by the programmer software alongside a W25Q64 dump made on 16 October 2019.

Status register value of a Winbond W25Q128 chip, saved as a two-byte file during a read on 3 September 2018. Neither the device nor the board number is named.

Generic BIOS dump named main, 4.00 MB, with no model, board number or version information.

Raw 8 MB dump from a GigaDevice GD25Q64 SPI chip, named after the chip with an October 2019 programmer timestamp.

BIOS dump for a board marked BDL50 LA-D703P, read from a Winbond W25Q64 flash and saved as an 8 MB image in September 2018.

16 MB image for a Winbond W25Q128BV flash, labelled as option 1, which suggests one of several alternative dumps for the same machine.

A 4 MB BIOS dump labelled for the flash chip at position U53 and marked OK, meaning the uploader considered it working.

Two-byte status register file produced by an SPI programmer while reading a Winbond W25Q32, timestamp 15 February 2019.

An 8 MB BIOS dump for Compal board LA-5691P, read from a Winbond W25Q64BV chip. The laptop model and revision are not named, so check the LA-5691P marking on the PCB…

16 MB BIOS dump for a board numbered 605082848001 MB A01, tagged with the project name Oldman.

BIOS image named after the HP 15-U483CL, an HP x360 style model code, though the name gives no board number or BIOS version. The 8 MB size fits a 64 Mbit SPI flash.

A BIOS dump for a Dell model given as 6520, most likely the Latitude E6520, with q32 probably marking a 32 Mbit chip, matching the 4 MB size.

A firmware image for a Dell model given only as 5559, most likely the Inspiron 15 5559, with no extension, version or board number in the name.

A firmware dump labelled Dell 15 3000 grafix, which points to an Inspiron 15 3000 series laptop, probably a version with a dedicated graphics chip.

A raw 2 MB BIN firmware file named 1525I, plausibly for a Dell Inspiron 1525, although the name does not confirm the brand.

Dump identified as ASUS X550C, provided without an extension at 8 MB, the capacity of a 64 Mbit SPI BIOS chip.

Corporate ME region for LP PCH, version 16.0.15.1723, stepping A, production build, extracted from a dump and carrying a -Y suffix.

8 MB BIOS binary for an HP 400 G1, most likely a ProDesk 400 G1 desktop, although the short name gives no board number, revision or BIOS version.

BIOS dump for the HP Compaq DC7900 business desktop, marked as tested and working, 4 MB in size, which fits a 32 Mbit flash chip.

Zipped BIOS firmware, 5.25 MB, for an HP laptop on the Quanta DA0X63MB6H1 motherboard (written DAoX63 in the name).

Compressed BIOS dump, 4.97 MB, for an HP laptop with the Inventec-style board number 6050A2857201.