RAR archive simply named tpm, about 8.75 MB, filed as BIOS firmware; the name gives no laptop model, board number or version.

BIOS image named MainBios, 32.0 MB in size, without any brand, model, board number or version in its name.

ZIP package named NexusBV, version 0.5.1, which from its name appears to be a boardview viewing program rather than a dump for any specific device.

RAR archive holding an ASUS BIOS image called outimage. The generic name gives no model, board number or version, so identify the target before using it.

ZIP containing a BIOS binary named for the GigaDevice GD25LQ64C, with the code C116A and revision 1.0, 3.13 MB compressed.

Programmer read of a Winbond W25Q128BV flash chip in a WSON8 package, saved 10 April 2022 and zipped.

ZIP archive of about 22.7 MB for the Lenovo ThinkCentre M70q Gen 3 tiny desktop, tagged with machine type 11Y5.

BIOS image for an HP device labelled G640 G1, marked UNLOCK, which usually means the BIOS password or locks have been removed or the image modified to bypass them.

Duplicate 2.00 MB BIOS image for model 6730s, stored as a numbered second copy. Nothing in the name explains how it differs from the first, so compare the two in a hex…

BIOS dump for a model designated 2230S, a compact 2.00 MB raw binary. Nothing else is encoded in the name: no brand, board number, revision or version.

Duplicate of the R61 BIOS dump, a 4.00 MB raw binary in .bin format. Nothing beyond the R61 label appears in the name: no brand, board revision or version string.

16 MB read of a Winbond W25Q128BV flash in the WSON8 package, timestamped May 2025 by the programmer software.

Tiny 2-byte companion file holding the status register value of a Winbond W25Q32 chip, saved by the programmer alongside a read dated 6 February 2019.

Intel CSME System Tools package for ME firmware version 11, revision r39, compressed as a 13.0 MB RAR.

First volume of the M325F scatter firmware at binary U4, a model code matching the Samsung Galaxy M32. This 1.95 GB RAR must be combined with part2 before extracting.

Zip archive of BIOS firmware named simply Enter, probably after the Enter-branded motherboards sold in India.

Firmware zip of 666 KB carrying the code 981D1P07, which gives no clear model, brand or chipset information on its own.

BIOS firmware for the Dell OptiPlex 360 desktop, a small 498 KB zip appropriate for the older, lower-capacity flash chips used in that generation.

BIOS archive for the Compal LA-6741P motherboard, with PCM10 as the project code in the name.

Raw 8.00 MB BIOS image for Compal board LA-9982P, revision 3.0 (A02). An 8 MB binary matches a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip, so it can be written directly with a programmer…

Dell BIOS dump for Compal board LA-9982P, an 8.00 MB binary noted as having the ME work done, meaning the Intel Management Engine region has been cleaned or reset.

ASUS P9X79-LE desktop motherboard BIOS, an X79 chipset board as named, provided as a 4.18 MB RAR archive.

The name only suggests a cleared ME region, meaning the Intel Management Engine portion of the BIOS has been reset. It gives no brand, model or board number.

BIOS image for the ASUS K53SM laptop, with 214 in the name most likely being the BIOS version.

ROM image whose name contains only 1545, with no brand, board number or status; it may relate to a model of that number, but this cannot be confirmed from the name.

Firmware image read from an XMC XM25QH128A flash chip in SOIC-8 package, a 128 Mbit (16 MB) SPI memory, compressed into 6.50 MB.

Firmware dump for the Medion Akoya P6640 laptop, model code MD99221, with main board 12297-1, a number that follows the Wistron pattern.

A 9.00 MB slice, part06, of a multi-part RAR package titled BIOS Acer. Nothing in the name identifies a specific notebook or motherboard, so this piece is useful only as…

BIOS image named R0190Y5 in ROM format, 2 MB in size. The alphanumeric code looks like a firmware build identifier rather than a model name, so the target device and…

An 8 MB BIOS image named simply pch bios, pointing to an Intel platform that uses a Platform Controller Hub. It does not say which laptop or motherboard it came from.

Firmware image named NAV50 in .fd format, 1.00 MB in size. The name gives no laptop brand, model or board revision, so the exact target has to be confirmed from the…

An 8.00 MB binary BIOS dump labelled dv14 mlk. Beyond what looks like a model abbreviation, the name gives no board number or revision, and the meaning of mlk is not…

Uninformative BIOS / firmware file named only cc, with no brand, model or board number given.

A 1 MB firmware file in .fd format named AV70316A, a code that does not plainly reveal the device or vendor.

Small BIOS archive of 491 KB named PN73VS-M. The name gives no brand, board revision or version, so its origin cannot be confirmed from the title alone.

Dell Latitude E5540 firmware dump for chip U2 on the Compal LA-A101P REV1.0 board. PLYTA is Polish for mainboard.

Acer desktop BIOS for the H81-M1 motherboard, revision 1.02, stored in a RAR archive of only about 91 KB. H81 suggests an Intel H81 chipset board.

Neutral BIOS image for the PT10AP project, board number 6050A2172301, MB revision A03. Neutral normally means the dump carries no unit-specific serial or system data.

Firmware image for the board marked 6050A2823301-MB-A01, labelled DINERINL, supplied as a 3.66 MB ZIP file.

BIOS image of 16.0 MB labelled with the HP-style assembly number 656561-001, with the words VGA and WHITE in the name.