A 4 MB raw binary named only CW, giving no model, brand, board number or working status, so its origin cannot be determined from the name.

Firmware file 3660F24 in FD format, 2.00 MB, a naming style resembling Insyde BIOS versions where the trailing number is the release, though brand and board are not…

BIOS image named 3635F13, FD format, 2.00 MB, with no brand, board number or chipset given; the number and F-suffix pattern suggest a platform code with release 13.

Flash device image, 1.00 MB in FD format, labelled 3602F21, which suggests a platform identifier followed by release 21, but the name gives no brand, model or board…

Firmware dump named only after the Compal board LA-A992P, with no file extension and no version, revision or model information given.

A 16.0 MB binary firmware dump whose name gives only the label O21 and the capacity, with no device, brand or board number stated.

Generic firmware image named simply main.bin, 4.00 MB in raw binary format. The name carries no model, board number or version, so its origin cannot be determined from…

A second copy of the ASUS S400C / S400CA BIOS dump marked CPU onboard with the SLJ8E code, which appears to refer to the soldered processor.

BIOS image for an ASUS Q502LA laptop, supplied as a raw 8 MB binary. The file name carries only the model, with no board revision, BIOS version or ME status, so treat it…

Firmware binary carrying the version number 7.1.11.1069 and weighing 1.49 MB, with no brand, model or board number in its name.

Raw 1.00 MB BIOS backup whose name points to a Gigabyte P41T-UD3L desktop motherboard, although no brand is given.

Raw 512 KB binary labelled parchami back, which reads like a personal backup name. It gives no device, board or chip details.

Image labelled only as version 7.0.4.1197, so the device and board it belongs to are unknown.

Firmware binary identified only by version 9.0.5.1367, 1.49 MB in size, with no model, brand or board number mentioned.

A second copy of a BIOS binary for the Intel D945GCCR desktop board, 512 KB in size; the (1) in the name only marks a duplicate and says nothing about version.

Firmware binary whose name, 15-v09-011010, gives no clear model or board number, so its origin should be confirmed before use.

Copy of a K52Jr firmware image, an ASUS laptop model, 4 MB in binary format and sharing its name with another file in the index.

ASUS A43SJ BIOS image saved as a 2.50 MB binary, without version or board revision in its name.

Generic BIOS archive whose name gives no model, board number or version, so its target device cannot be identified from the title alone.

Acer firmware image with an uninformative name, a raw 16.0 MB BIN file that matches the size of a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Generic 8 MB binary named only after its capacity, with no model, board number or version given in the title.

Firmware dump packed in a 2.18 MB zip whose name, simply 8.bin, gives no hint about the device, board number or version it came from.

Raw binary image of exactly 4.00 MB with a generic name that reveals nothing about the device, board or firmware version.

A 4.00 MB .bin firmware image named 650I3, where 650 likely points to a model series and I3 may hint at an Intel Core i3 variant, though the name does not confirm the…

Firmware dump of 4.00 MB without extension, labelled 650hp C and marked as the fourth copy; it appears to be intended for an HP 650 series machine, though no board…

Read of a Winbond W25Q128BV flash chip in a WSON8 package, taken from location U366 on 30 March 2021, giving a 16 MB BIOS image.

A 2 MB binary labelled as an HP 820 copy, most likely from an HP EliteBook 820 series laptop, though the generation, board number and version are not stated.

Raw SPI flash read from a GigaDevice GD25Q64 chip, saved by the programmer software with a date and time stamp in April 2019.

Uninformative file name: a binary labelled only as original, copy 2, with no model, board number or firmware version stated.

Firmware for the Acer V3-471 in .fd format, 4.00 MB, the size of a 32 Mbit SPI flash. FD files are typically raw flash descriptor images that a programmer can write once…

Alternate copy of the Acer Aspire 5520 motherboard BIOS taken from a 25L8005 SPI flash, 1.00 MB in raw binary form.

Consumer Intel ME firmware, version 15.0.35.1951, for LP chipsets at stepping B, production release extracted from an update package.

Consumer Intel Management Engine firmware, version 15.0.30.1874, for H-type chipsets at stepping A, extracted production release.

Binary file named SMC.bin, only 809 bytes, listed as BIOS or firmware, with no model or board number given in the name.

Generic 8 MB BIOS image named outimage, the default output name of several programmer and BIOS editing tools.

Another 4 MB binary saved under the generic outimage name, usually written out by a programmer or BIOS modification tool.

Generic BIOS binary called bios.BIN with no model, board or version information in its name.

Raw binary named KC45 with no model, brand or board number stated, so its target device cannot be confirmed from the name.

Firmware dump called sgn.bin, 2 MB, with no brand, model or board number given. The abbreviated name gives little to go on, so the file should be treated as unidentified…

A 4 MB BIOS binary named P4LJ0112, which appears to be a firmware build code, likely version 112 of a P4LJ project.