Firmware archive for the Lenovo ThinkPad T430, a 4.78 MB RAR whose name gives no board revision, BIOS version or graphics option.

BIOS dump for the Toshiba Satellite L50-B-23F, part PSKTNE, on Quanta board DABLIDMB8E0, compressed into a 3.70 MB RAR.

BIOS package for the Dell Inspiron N5050, version A05, compressed into a 1.97 MB RAR archive.

Dell OptiPlex 760 desktop BIOS dump, marked as tested in the name, identified by codes E93839 and GA0403.

BIOS firmware for the Compaq CQ61-420ER notebook on the DA0OP8MB6D1 motherboard, supplied as a 929 KB ZIP archive.

ASUS BIOS ROM covering the X553MA and X453MA laptops, with the name pointing to board revision 2.0 and version 210.

Compressed BIOS package for the ASUS UL80Jt, labelled version 215, in a 1.66 MB RAR. The name gives no board revision, so check the PCB before use.

Full flash dump of 2 MB for the TP-Link TD-W8951ND modem router hardware version 5.1, read from an EN25QH16 chip, a 16 Mbit Eon SPI flash that matches the file size.

BIOS dump for the Samsung S24B300BL monitor paired with an M236HGE-L20 panel, delivered as a 307 KB zip.

PitchBlack Recovery package for the Xiaomi Redmi K30 Ultra, codename cezanne, labelled K30U and TWRP-based, in a 42.9 MB ZIP; no version is stated.

Archive of about 8.04 MB named for an LCD TV labelled Hurricane 24, probably a 24-inch set, though the name does not say what the zip contains.

Firmware archive for a StarTrak Platinum receiver, marked KDP8005 and 150309 with a 3G note, packed as a 6.91 MB RAR.

BIOS archive for board DAY0PAMBAF0 at revision F; the DA-prefix numbering is Quanta's motherboard scheme, and the name does not identify the notebook model.

BIOS archive for board 6050A2560201 at revision A03, containing an Outimage.bin, typically the output image produced by a programmer or editing tool ready to be written.

PDF of 217 KB named for the 24C00, a very small I2C serial EEPROM of 128 bits (16 bytes).

SoftCam archive for ICLASS satellite receivers, dated 6 June 2026, a tiny 1.32 KB ZIP. These files are used by receiver emulators and are installed by copying into the…

BIOS dump for the HP ProBook 650 G2 in a 16.0 MB raw binary, suitable for a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS dump for the HP EliteBook 840 G1, board 6050A256Q201-MB-A03, compressed to 3.10 MB. The 6050A prefix is Inventec numbering, and A03 is the board revision.

Binary firmware image named after the Quanta board number DA0X8TMB8E1, 32 MB in size. The name states no laptop brand, model, BIOS version or ME status.

Compressed EC firmware archive of 67.5 KB with a generic name that gives no device, brand or board number.

Archive named only with the board number DAX8QAMB8D0, a zip of about 3.36 MB with no indication of brand, model or contents type.

Compressed BIOS dump for the Toshiba Dynabook R63, with the name stating a 16 MB image.

8MB BIOS dump labelled for an HP x360 laptop with the token 11k, which may refer to a model variant, though the name does not make that clear.

BIOS dump labelled HP Mini 110CC BLU, apparently a variant of the Mini 110 netbook; the name gives no board number or revision.

Fourth variant of a G62AMD firmware dump, a 2 MB file with no extension that is presumably a raw BIOS binary.

Duplicate, marked (2), of the CQ61A .bin dump, a 2.00 MB full flash image probably for the AMD-based CQ61.

Binary BIOS dump for a CQ57, named CQ57I, 4.00 MB; the I suffix likely marks an Intel-based version, though the name does not confirm it.

Raw BIOS image, 4.00 MB, labelled 6930p graphic, apparently intended for a 6930p unit built with a dedicated graphics option, although the exact GPU is not named.

Samsung NP300E firmware image, 8.00 MB and without a file extension, which corresponds to a 64 Mbit SPI flash.

32 MB raw dump of a Winbond W25Q256FV flash in the 8x6 mm WSON8 package, read on 2025-04-29 by the programmer software.

Firmware dump of 512 KB labelled ce, giving no laptop model, board number or version. A 4 Mbit image like this usually belongs to a small SPI chip holding EC or other…

Generic 8 MB binary called main, a name that tells nothing about the laptop, board or chip.

8 MB dump read from a Macronix MX25L6405 SPI chip, named by the programmer with the chip type and an October 2018 timestamp. The source machine is not stated.

A BIOS dump for a Dell device given only as 5030, possibly an Inspiron One 2030 / Vostro 5030 desktop, but the name does not confirm which.

A firmware image for a Dell model numbered 3421, likely the Inspiron 14 3421, though the name gives only the number.

BIOS image, 8 MB, for the ASUS X556U laptop, labelled Unlocked, which usually means password or security locks have been removed, though the name does not say which.

Compact 374 KB-class zip archive, 370 KB, named HT2000, a name that matches the ServerWorks HT2000 chipset used on some server and workstation boards.

Circuit diagrams in PDF form for the Lenovo D222B LCD monitor, compressed as RAR. Monitor repair usually involves the power board, LED backlight driver and scaler logic…

Philips 40PFL4958 service archive, ZIP format, about 2.53 MB in size. The name gives no further detail beyond the model, so board marking and contents need to be checked…

RAR archive of 2.67 MB covering Quanta board DA0AX3MB6C1, revision C. Extract it with WinRAR or 7-Zip.