Second copy of the G62I BIOS dump, sized at 2 MB for a 16-megabit flash chip. Apart from the short label, the name states nothing about the brand, board revision or…

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.

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.

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

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.

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

A 1 MB binary named only lansky, giving no model, brand or board number, so the target cannot be identified from the name.

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

Raw BIOS image for the Acer 4730Z, 1.00 MB, the size of an 8 Mbit SPI flash. The name gives only the model, so the board number and BIOS version must be checked on the…

Generic 32 MB binary named outimage.bin, which looks like an output file from an editing or building tool, with no device or board stated.

Raw BIOS or firmware image of 16.0 MB with an uninformative numeric name that reveals no brand, model or board number.

Raw 16 MB flash dump read from a GigaDevice GD25Q128B chip in WSON8 package, saved on 16 January 2024 according to the timestamp in the name.

A 16 MB binary image labelled with the Winbond W25Q128 flash name, a 128 Mbit SPI chip whose capacity matches the file size.

An 8.00 MB raw binary named dr10f866, a code-like name that gives no model, brand or board number.

BIOS ROM file whose name suggests D620 with version A10, though the name states no brand, so the target device should be confirmed independently.

Generic BIOS dump with an uninformative name that states no brand, model, board number or firmware version.

Small 128 KB firmware file with no extension, labelled only as an EC region, with no model, brand or board number in the name.

Generic Apple MacBook firmware dump; the name states no model, year or logic board number, so its exact target is unknown.

Raw firmware binary with code 340BJN3D0 dated 28 April 2013, 1.42 MB. The name carries no brand or model, but the code format resembles ZyXEL network device firmware…

Firmware binary with the bare version label v6.0.3.1195 and a 1.45 MB size; the name does not state what device it belongs to.

Binary file identified only by version 7.0.2.1164, with no clue to the target device, manufacturer or motherboard.

Generic BIOS archive in RAR format, 3.37 MB, whose name states nothing beyond the word BIOS.

Raw BIOS image in BIN format, 32 MB, with a name suggesting a working output image but giving no model, brand or board number.

Firmware dump called rodnoy, a transliterated Russian word meaning original or stock, which suggests a read of a factory chip; no model, brand or board number appears in…

Generic 16.0 MB binary named outimage, a name typical of output from an editing or building tool, with no device, brand or board information given.

Generic BIOS dump with an uninformative name and no brand, model or board number. It is a raw 32 MB .bin image, a size matching a 256 Mbit SPI flash chip found on many…

Zipped BIOS or firmware binary named simply 8, offering no information on the device, board or version.

Extra copy of a 4.00 MB BIOS file for the HP ProBook 6550b notebook. The name carries no motherboard number, revision or firmware version.

Second copy of the HP G60I firmware dump, a 2 MB binary for a 16-megabit SPI chip. Beyond the HP brand and the G60I label, the name gives no motherboard number, revision…

Second copy of a firmware image labelled G6I, 4.00 MB in size and saved in plain binary form.

Duplicate BIOS image for the 6540b, 4.00 MB binary, saved as a numbered copy with no explanation of how it differs from the first.

Firmware image of 2.00 MB without extension, named 5103 NGAHU; the name gives a number and a code but does not explain either, so the exact device is unclear.

Firmware image named simply 610, stored as a 1.00 MB binary without any brand, board number or revision information in the name.

16 MB flash image named with a 25B127 style chip marking and no device or board details, so its origin cannot be confirmed from the name.

Winbond W25Q64F flash read dated 7 June 2019, 8 MB in size, equal to the chip's 64 Mbit capacity. The name does not state which laptop or board it was taken from.

A 2.00 MB binary read from an SST25VF016B flash chip, as the pct25vf016b label suggests, with no laptop model or board number given.

An 8 MB dump from a GigaDevice GD25Q64 serial flash, carrying only the programmer software's date stamp of 27 May 2019 as its name.

HP BIOS image of 4 MB with a generic name that gives no model, board number or version, likely paired with a separate HP EC file. The size matches a 32 Mbit SPI flash.