Toshiba Portege R835-P92 BIOS archive, marked as an original dump, meaning it was read from a factory chip rather than built from an update file.

BIOS firmware archive labelled PLACCSAC UMA, revision 2.1, packed as a 1.38 MB RAR. The UMA tag indicates the integrated-graphics variant of the board, with no discrete…

BIOS binary labelled for an E1-470 with an EA40-CX motherboard; the name states no brand, so verify the platform against the board itself.

Dell Vostro A860 BIOS image for Quanta board DA0VM9MB6B0 at revision D, compressed into a 554 KB rar file.

Original BIOS dump from a Toshiba Satellite L300 laptop, 1 MB in size; the name adds the number 129, likely a unit or variant code, and orig marks an unmodified read.

BIOS image of 4.00 MB in raw .bin form, named only E1-421, which reads like a laptop model designation, though the name gives no board number, revision or brand.

A 1 MB binary labelled simply as a backup, most likely a read taken from an SPI flash chip before reprogramming.

BIOS dump marked as working for the ASUS X552W and X550WA, suggesting the two models share a compatible board and firmware.

Firmware for a Kiano tablet supplied as a 2.35 MB RAR archive; the name mentions a PM model fragment, the AXP288 power management chip and a 25Q64FV flash memory, which…

BIOS firmware archive for the ASUS-style A456UR / X456UR laptop on Quanta board DAXK8HMB8E0, revision E, with the name also noting an i5 930 configuration.

BIOS package for the ASUS X407MA laptop motherboard revision 2.0, a 16.8 MB RAR. The large size suggests more than one image or extra files, so review the contents…

Firmware archive for the EG70BZ motherboard at revision 2.1, with the extra EG70BZV105 token that likely denotes a firmware build, though its meaning is not certain.

BIOS dump for the ASUS X55VD mainboard, revision 3.1, in a 3.56 MB ZIP. ASUS marks board revisions on the PCB near the model name, so confirm it reads 3.1 before use…

MSI laptop BIOS for the MS-16J2 board, version 119, labelled as a clean image, which typically means the Management Engine region is cleaned and ready to flash.

Raw 4 MB BIOS image for the Dell XPS L502X notebook, ready for an SPI programmer without unpacking.

BIOS dump of 4 MB for the ASUS K53S, specifically the K53SV board at revision 3.1, labelled as fully working by the source.

RAR archive of BIOS firmware labelled K43L with board revision 3.1, matching the K43 laptop series naming used by ASUS, although the brand is not stated in the name.

Firmware dump in FD format for the Acer Aspire 5253, 2 MB in size, which fits a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip on the board.

Dump for the Samsung S19A310N Plus monitor, described in the name as a copy read from a working device, stored in a 288 KB zip.

Firmware for the Samsung BX2085 monitor, marked Plus, read from an F25L04PA flash chip of 512 KB as stated in the name.

Tested BIOS image for the MS-A9531 board, version 1.2, compressed in a 2.78 MB RAR archive. MS- numbering is the scheme MSI uses for its motherboards.

BIOS archive whose name only reads THERMAL 8-M2L4.5, a code that does not clearly identify a brand, model or board number.

BIOS package for the ASUS X541SA laptop, packed as a 3.50 MB RAR archive. The name points to mainboard revision 8.0 and BIOS version 301, so it suits boards carrying…

BIOS dump for an HCL MiniXlite model M05, packed as a 494 KB RAR archive. No revision, flash chip or version is given in the name, so inspect the contents and confirm…

Firmware dump for the ASUS X450EP notebook, marked as board revision 2.0, supplied as a 1.69 MB ZIP archive.

BIOS dump for the ASUS S551 series, model S551LN, intended for main board revision 2.2.

Original BIOS image from a Samsung NP550XCJ fitted with a Core i5, German configuration, Decima project, main board BA41-02814A.

Firmware bundle for the AVITA EM_SR218_A board, version V2.0, including the main system BIOS and the embedded controller image, both from an original working machine…

Original BIOS backup for a board identified as ITX-M61X11F, packed in a 2.90 MB RAR archive.

Firmware dump for the Panasonic TH-40C302G television with the 3MS82AZ main board and an SHSA3201A-101H part listed, read from a 25Q32 SPI flash.

ZIP archive with CH341 programmer software version 2.0.0.43, with the name adding FWH, likely referring to support for Firmware Hub type chips.

A second copy of a 2 MB firmware dump marked 1545 Dell, most likely meant for the Dell Inspiron 1545 notebook, which the name implies but does not fully state.

SPI flash dump read from a Winbond W25Q128FW chip, with UC2 added in the name, which may be a short device or project tag. Its meaning is not stated.

Mainboard dump for the Haier LE32F32200 television on an MSAV3226-ZC01-01 board, read from a 25Q64 serial flash chip.

Flash image for the Toshiba 23S2400ZE television, read from a 25Q128 SPI chip, a 128 Mbit device that matches the 16 MB file size.

Firmware archive labelled ds-80235_p with revision 1.2, about 14.2 MB in RAR form. The name does not identify the brand or device clearly, so open the archive and look…

RAR archive of 879 KB for the MSI MS-7260 motherboard, revision 10, usually read as version 1.0.

Razer laptop package identified only by the model code RZ09-01952, packed as a 4.26 MB zip archive.

Firmware dump for the TP-Link TD-W8151N wireless ADSL router, hardware version 3.1, read from an EN25QH16 SPI flash, a 16 Mbit (2 MB) Eon part, and marked as working.

Firmware package named XM version 5.5.6, build 17762, supplied as a 6.25 MB RAR. The name gives no brand or device model, so the target hardware has to be confirmed from…