Sixteen-megabyte firmware image named only U366, likely the reference designator of the chip it was read from, with no model, brand or board stated.

Small 128 KB binary with a very short, uninformative name, so its target device is unknown.

An 8 MB binary named after the Micron/Numonyx N25Q064A serial flash, giving no laptop model, board number or BIOS version.

Anonymous 1 MB BIOS binary with only a generic file name, so the source device, brand and board number are unknown.

Raw 8.00 MB binary firmware image whose name, 081F5, gives no brand, model or board number.

BIOS dump that the name ties to the HP Pavilion dv9500 series, with a trailing 2 that likely marks a second copy or variant.

8 MB BIOS binary named after a board or project called Lapis, revision A. No brand or full board number is given, so the exact target is uncertain.

Generic 32 MB BIN named outimage, a name typically produced by editing or merging tools, with no model, board or version stated. The size matches a 256 Mbit SPI flash.

BIOS dump labelled g61a, a 2 MB binary intended for a 16-megabit SPI flash chip. The name provides no brand, board number, revision or firmware version, so the exact…

Second copy of the DVI7 image, a 512 KB .bin file whose short name gives little detail about model or board.

16 MB binary named only after the Winbond W25Q128FV flash chip, with no laptop model or board number.

8 MB binary identified only by the 25Q64FV chip marking, which matches a Winbond 64 Mbit SPI flash.

An 8 MB firmware binary named 0849E, a code that the name does not explain, and no brand, model or board is indicated. The size corresponds to a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Raw 16 MB read of a Micron N25Q128A serial NOR flash, with a February 2020 timestamp in the name. No device or board is identified.

Acer 4315 BIOS dump, 1.00 MB in raw BIN format, sized for an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip. The name gives only the model number, without board revision or firmware version, so…

Firmware file named R61i, about 2.01 MB. The slightly odd size suggests a 16 Mbit SPI chip image with a small header or extra data appended, so it may need trimming to…

Generic-named dump labelled MAIN, a 4.00 MB binary; the name gives no device, board number or version.

BIOS firmware for the HP Compaq CQ61-417TU with a Pentium processor, stored without a file extension at 1 MB, matching an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip.

One of several numbered BIOS copies for the ASUS K55V, here an 8 MB raw image. The name gives no board revision, GPU or working status, so treat it as unverified until…

Duplicate 8 MB BIOS dump for the ASUS S300CA, saved as a second numbered copy. Comparing it against the other S300CA image in a hex editor can reveal whether the two are…

Firmware file for the Acer TravelMate 2310, 514 KB and without an extension. A plain 4 Mbit chip holds 512 KB, so the extra 2 KB is probably a header or extra data that…

Second copy of a BIOS dump for the Intel DG31PR board, 512 KB in size, distinguished only by the (2) suffix, so the version difference from other DG31PR files is…

A 1 MB binary named only DV5, likely meant for an HP Pavilion dv5 notebook, though the name gives no motherboard number, revision or firmware version.

Firmware binary of 32 MB with an uninformative name, builds.BIN, that gives no model, board number or version.

A generic binary named only as a new BIOS, with no brand, model or board number in the name.

Generic 8.00 MB binary named ec clean, indicating a cleaned embedded controller or EC-related firmware image, but with no device, brand or board number stated.

Lenovo Legion BIOS dump in raw .bin form, 32.0 MB, with a vague name that gives no model, board number or revision.

Zipped BIOS or firmware binary named clssss, a name that gives no clue about device, brand, board or version.

Raw 4.00 MB BIOS image labelled G6 Amd, stored with no extension, for a G6 board on an AMD platform according to the name; no manufacturer, board number or version is…

Second copy of a 610 BIOS dump, 1.00 MB in .bin format, carrying the same uninformative name as its sibling plus a (2) duplicate marker.

Generic 16 MB binary firmware image whose name only states its capacity. It gives no model, board number or chip type.

Raw 2 MB image named after the Winbond W25Q16 flash chip, which holds 16 Mbit. The name gives no device, board number or firmware purpose.

A 4 MB SPI flash read from a Winbond W25Q32 chip, named by the programmer with a 6 February 2019 timestamp and paired with a status register file.

Bare 16 MB binary firmware image whose name, R23, says nothing about the device, board number or version it belongs to.

Unlabelled 8 MB firmware image named only 8100 new, with no extension, brand or board number to identify the platform. The size fits a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS image with a short code name, PEW52114, that gives no clear model or brand. The 2.00 MB size corresponds to a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Generic 16 MB binary image with an uninformative name that identifies no device, board or version.

BIOS image for the ASUS K54C with no file extension, 4 MB in size. The name gives no revision or status, but the size points to a full dump of a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Firmware binary labelled version 7.0.1.1205, slightly larger than its siblings at 1.56 MB. The name carries no device, board or chip details, so its target is unknown.

Firmware image named K17C121C, a 128 KB .ROM file. The name gives no brand, model or board number, so its target device is not clear from the label alone.