Working 8MB BIOS binary for the ASUS Q405U and TP410UA boards at revision 2.0. The name gives no note about ME cleaning, so it may still contain the original Management…

BIOS image for the HP ProBook 440 G3 laptop, Quanta board DAX61CMB6D1 at revision D, with the Management Engine region cleaned and the dump marked as working.

Raw BIOS dump for the HP Victus 16-D0351TX on board DAGMMB3AA0, revision A, labelled OK, meaning it came from a working machine.

BIOS archive for Lenovo board IS8XM, revision 1.0, covering the flash chips at positions U4, U5 and U107.

BIOS package for the ASUS E210MA compact laptop, delivered as an 11.7 MB RAR archive with no board revision or version stated in the name.

BIOS images for the Dell Precision T3600 workstation, containing separate 8 MB and 4 MB files in a 5.10 MB RAR.

BIOS archive for the ASUS G531LWS gaming laptop, board revision 1.3, with an NVIDIA N18E-G1-B-KC-A1 GPU and PCH marked SRJ8F.

BIOS dump for the ASUS G46VW, board revision 2, intended for a Winbond 25Q64FV flash chip, with version 210 noted and an OK mark suggesting it has been tested and works.

BIOS dump for the Acer Aspire V5-132P, board code name Angel_CY, number 12313-1, marked as working in the name.

BIOS/EFI firmware for an Apple MacBook Pro A1502, EMC 2875, logic board 820-3476-A, marked as tested and working.

Original BIOS dump for the Quanta DA0HK9MB6D0 motherboard, revision D, and the name marks it as working. The RAR archive is 3.16 MB.

Lenovo BIOS backup for a board marked MTQ45NK, packed as a 2.08 MB RAR. The name indicates the dump was read from a working unit, which makes it useful for recovering a…

Itautec BIOS image for the 6-71-W2400-D03 board with the GP suffix, labelled funcionando, meaning working.

Firmware dump for a Toshiba S500 series laptop, noting board code A5A002688010 and FHNSY1, and marked as a working BIOS, in a 1.51 MB zip.

HP EliteBook 8570p BIOS, labelled as working with video output, supplied as a 5.21 MB RAR; the final token in the name is unclear and is not interpreted here.

Firmware dump for a Micromax 20B22HD-V television built on the CV59L-C23 universal mainboard, marked ok, meaning it was reported as working.

NexusBV version 0.7.3 in a 7.10 MB zip archive, judging by the name a program for viewing boardview files rather than a document for a specific board.

SPI flash dump for the Samsung UN40EH5000G, main board BN41-01795A, with an LSJ400HM05-E panel.

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

A 16 MB binary image labelled 087FD and marked OK, implying it was reported as working, though the name offers no brand, model or board number.

Entry for the P-650R-T1 v3 router, hardware revision 3. The RAR is only 267 bytes, which is far too small for a firmware image.

Firmware dump for the Sharp LC-40LE265M LED television, marked OK, which indicates it was checked and works.

Firmware for the Dell Precision T3620 workstation, according to the name, which says little else: no board revision, version or chip details are given.

Xiaomi Redmi 4A schematic for the rolex codename, compressed into a 2.43 MB 7z archive. The index labels it firmware, but the file name identifies circuit diagrams.

Dell M5030 firmware image without a file extension, 2.00 MB in size, which corresponds to a 16 Mbit flash chip.

Firmware-category archive for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4X smartphone, 9.67 MB in rar format.

7-Zip archive of 6.19 MB filed as BIOS firmware. Its name only suggests that Intel Management Engine work was done on the image, probably an ME region clean or rebuild.

Backup BIOS dump for the Dell 5400 on Compal board LA-H771P, labelled as taken from a known working unit, with the code edb46 also in the name.

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

BIOS image for the t628 Thin Client, marked test ok, meaning the uploader reports it working.

BIOS dump for the HP ProBook 6560b, a 4.00 MB binary whose name is marked OK several times, suggesting it was tested and working.

Ice Point LP firmware component, version 130.1.30.1050, stepping D, PRD production signing, 108 KB, one build below 1051.

Consumer Intel ME firmware, version 15.0.3.1402, LP chipsets, stepping B, production build, extracted from a working dump (EXTR) and labelled 623F0B22, probably a…

BIOS dump for the Dell Precision T1700 workstation, marked tested by FST FIX. The name does not state a motherboard number or revision, so compare it against the…

BIOS archive identified as Narmada TG33MK, a G33-chipset desktop board code name, packed into a 454 KB zip. No revision or firmware version appears in the name.

Zip package containing BIOS firmware for the Intel DH55PJ motherboard, labelled in the name as confirmed working.

A 32 MB BIOS image for an Inventec-style board numbered 6050A3028601-MB-A01, revision A1, which the name repeatedly marks as working.

BIOS dump for the ASUS N56VM laptop, taken from a motherboard marked revision 2.3 and labelled as working.

BIOS EPROM dump for the Dell Studio 1558, with PP39L given as the regulatory model number, labelled as fully working.

BIOS image of 4.00 MB for the ASUS K42JR, flagged twice as OK in the name, indicating a dump reported as working.