Generic backup firmware image named BACKUP.BIN, 16 MB in size, with no brand, model or board number in the name.

Small firmware backup of 512 KB in raw BIN form, named only as P33t-a backup. The name gives no brand, board number or chip, so the device it came from cannot be…

Backup BIOS dump labelled for the P5KPL-EPU motherboard, a raw 1.00 MB binary. The backup tag suggests it was read from a working board, which may preserve…

Untouched BIOS backup from an X55LD motherboard revision 2.0, likely ASUS, saved as an 8.00 MB binary image.

Backup BIOS image for the Lenovo NM-A362 mainboard, an LCFC design, sized at 8 MB. The name offers no model, BIOS version or note on whether ME was cleaned.

BIOS or firmware backup of 16.0 MB labelled 15 EH, which looks like a dump read from a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Original backup of the BIOS from an X55LD board, revision 3.3, likely an ASUS model, stored as an 8.00 MB raw binary.

Raw 2 MB BIOS image for the ASUS P7P55-LX desktop motherboard; the name marks it as an original backup read from a working board.

8 MB BIOS image for Lenovo board NM-D151 (GV451/GV551, made by LCFC). The name says it is a clean version with SPD in the title, which may refer to memory configuration…

Backup BIOS image from an HP ProBook built on Quanta board DA0SX7MB6D0 revision E, labelled as taken from a unit with a no display fault.

Raw 16 MB binary marked as backup 1 from a laptop on board LA-L24LP, a Compal-style number, though the name gives no brand, model or version.

BIOS backup for the Acer Aspire E5-576 on Quanta board DAZAARMB6E0, revision E. The name calls it an old backup and marks it as tested OK.

Raw 8 MB BIOS backup for the X441MB board, revision 2.1, marked as tested OK and read from a Winbond W25Q64FVQPI chip, with a date stamp of 28 November 2020.

Raw backup dump of the BIOS chip from a Biostar G31-M7 desktop motherboard, stored as a 512 KB binary, which corresponds to a 4 Mbit flash device.

Small HP text document holding DMI data extracted from a BIOS backup image. Such files usually list the serial number, product name, SKU, UUID and similar identity…

Raw 16 MB BIN dump marked as a working backup from a Lenovo ThinkPad T430s, from the board numbered 11263-2 with LSN-4 and UMA, meaning integrated graphics only.

Raw BIOS backup labelled for an HP 18-5017IN, described in the name as an old backup, delivered as an 8.00 MB bin file.

BIOS backup for the ASUS E402NA notebook, with the name pointing to board revision 2.3 and noting the backup as OK. The 8 MB size matches a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

8 MB raw backup of the BIOS from Lenovo board NM-D151, an LCFC design used in the GV451 and GV551 laptops.

BIOS backup for the Wistron board 19861-1 at 16 MB, with the capacity written in the name.

Backup BIOS dump labelled 8470, an 8 MB image with no brand, board number or version stated in the name.

Backup BIOS read from an ASUS X403FA laptop, captured from an XM25QH128A SOIC-8 flash chip on 2025-01-19 according to the name.

Old backup BIOS dump from a Samsung NP270E5J-K04SA notebook, with the name noting that the Management Engine region has been cleared.

Backup BIOS image for a laptop mainboard numbered DAG3PBMB8A0, a Quanta-style board code where the DA prefix marks the bare PCB and G3P is the project name.

Backup read from a 25QH64 series SPI flash, linked to an HP laptop on Quanta board DA0PAMB46A1, as an 8.00 MB BIN file.

BIOS backup dump for the Lenovo board NM-D474, an LCFC design, as a 16 MB binary image.

Text file with DMI data taken from a 32MB BIOS backup of a board numbered 6050A3028601, labelled MB A01.

BIOS backup for a laptop motherboard numbered DA0PAFMB6J0, revision J, stored in a RAR archive of about 6.2 MB.

Firmware dump called BACKUP.BIN, 16 MB, which reveals nothing about the device it was taken from.

Full 16 MB SPI flash backup taken from a Dell Latitude E7480 built on Compal board LA-E132P.

Full 16 MB BIOS backup from a Compal LA-C461P board, labelled as working with the service tag already installed and ready to use.

A 32 MB binary firmware image whose name only marks it as a new backup, with no model, board number or chip type stated.

A 32 MB BIOS dump for board LA-G893P revision 1, a Compal board number, read as a backup from a laptop that was running normally. No brand or model is given in the name.