BIOS firmware set for Samsung netbooks ND10, NC10, NP-N108 and N110, all named here under the Winchester board design.

BIOS archive for the ASUS X200CA, labelled with the configuration code CT156H. No board revision appears in the name, so check the revision printed on the PCB before…

Raw 1 MB binary for motherboard 6050A2250501, revision MB-A03, an Inventec-pattern board number.

Samsung NP-N102 netbook BIOS image for the JA02RU regional configuration, packed into a small 629 KB RAR archive.

Third volume of a multi-part RAR set, 23.8 MB, with a purely numeric name that reveals nothing about the device or contents.

Zipped BIOS dump from an HP Pavilion dv6-3101er built on the Quanta DA0LX8MB6D1 motherboard, revision D.

Small archive containing an EEPROM image for the LG L15MS LCD monitor, taken from a 24C08 chip and marked as OK, meaning a known working dump.

E6410 BIOS image, likely for the Dell Latitude E6410, provided as a 4 MB binary, with the 4 in the name indicating the capacity of the target chip.

Firmware for the LG Flatron 1952SQT monitor, packed in a tiny RAR of about 58 KB. Monitor main boards store their scaler firmware and settings in a small SPI flash or…

Small firmware file in a ZIP whose name only reveals that the binary is 128 KB, with no device, board or chip mentioned.

BIOS dump for a TravelMate 2300 series notebook, stored in a small 408 KB RAR archive; the name does not state the board number, revision or chip type.

2 MB BIOS image for the Lenovo Z410, labelled as the small chip and marked as working. It complements a separate 4 MB image, which implies a dual flash arrangement where…

Toshiba Tecra A2 BIOS in a 781 KB RAR archive, with no board number, revision or version mentioned.

Small RAR archive of 2.16 MB filed as BIOS firmware and named only 64 alt 2. The 64 likely refers to a 64 Mbit flash, but that is not certain, and no brand, model or…

Raw read from a Winbond W25Q16V flash in SOIC8 package, listed under Motorola, with a programmer timestamp in the name and no model given.

Small 63.5 KB ZIP whose name only says EC ITE, meaning embedded controller firmware for an ITE keyboard controller chip; no laptop model, board number or chip type is…

Zip archive holding firmware named for MSI board MS-16W21, version 101. At only 46.8 KB compressed it is far smaller than a typical system BIOS, so it may be an EC…

Two-byte status register record that accompanies the second HP 15 250 AMD BIOS dump. Programmer software writes this small file when reading a flash chip, capturing…

Small 512 KB binary BIOS or firmware image tagged DV6IC, presumably for a dv6-series laptop, though the meaning of the IC suffix is not explained and no board number…

Duplicate (2) of the CQ57I binary, a 4.00 MB full flash image for a CQ57 notebook, probably the Intel variant.

Small 2-byte StatusRegVal file belonging to a Lenovo dump simply called lenovo 2; no model or board number is given.

A 1 MB binary read from an AMIC A25L080 SPI flash chip, named with the programmer's timestamp from 17 January 2019.

Programmer read labelled with a Macronix MX25L6405 chip and a May 2019 timestamp, yet the file is only 1 MB, much smaller than the 8 MB capacity of that 64 Mbit part.

Intel ME 11.8.55.3510 in the Slim (SLM) configuration for H chipsets with DA stepping, a production image extracted from OEM firmware, 1.00 MB.

Firmware for the Samsung S24B300B monitor, supplied as a 307 KB zip. The name lists only the model number, without board, panel or chip details, so confirm against your…

Small 256-byte binary named after the LP156WH3-TLS2 panel, a 15.6 inch LCD module; at this size it is the panel's EDID data stored in its EEPROM.

Small RAR archive, about 40.6 KB, containing a PCHC firmware repository, a collection of the Platform Controller Hub configuration modules used in Intel firmware images.

Tiny 4 KB production binary for Intel Ice Lake platforms, per the ICP code, version 13.0.0.1005, which lines up with the CSME 13 generation used on Ice Lake.

Cannon Point H-series firmware module, version 300.2.11.1003, stepping B, production build, and the earliest version in this group.

Zipped firmware set tagged for Apple, named tbtrom, which suggests Thunderbolt controller ROM images, though the name lists no Mac model or board number.

Firmware archive named only 6200 pro sff, likely for an HP Compaq 6200 Pro small form factor desktop, though the name gives no brand, version or board number.

Dell Vostro 1310 firmware, regulatory model PP36S, for the Intel version without a discrete GPU, built on Compal board LA-4231P.

Firmware for a Positivo SIM 8700 notebook, project SW6H, built on the Quanta board DASW6HMB8E0 at revision E, with a UU262 tag of unstated meaning.

BIOS archive for the Packard Bell EasyNote SB85, Acer brand, on Quanta motherboard DA0PB3MB8D0 revision D.

Firmware labelled QT6A-MB-C, apparently a Quanta QT6 project board at revision C, though the name gives no laptop model.

Firmware dump for the Dell E2219HN monitor, stored in a 174 KB RAR archive. Monitor dumps usually come from a small SPI or EEPROM chip on the main board and are used to…

Firmware dump for the LG Flatron W1942ST monitor, main board marked W1942S-PF, read from a W25X20 SPI flash chip, a small 2 Mbit Winbond part.

BIOS dump for the Packard Bell LJ67, built on Compal board LA-5021P, with KAYF0214 in the name, which looks like a BIOS version string. Packard Bell is part of Acer.

BIOS image for the Dell Chromebook 11 3120 on the Quanta ZM8 board, DA0ZM8MB6D0, revision D, described as a Windows BIOS, meaning firmware replacing the stock ChromeOS…

Small ZIP archive of firmware labelled W765S and marked as tested onboard, meaning the uploader verified it on a working machine.