RAR archive of about 599 KB for the Toshiba NB200-series netbook, with the name pointing to the NB200 and NB205 models.

Generic 16 MB BIOS binary simply called NEWBIOS, with no brand, model or board number in the name.

Raw read of a GigaDevice GD25Q256C flash in SOP16 package, timestamped by the programmer and without any device or board name.

A 16.0 MB BIOS image tagged 08A3C, firmware version F22, and stated to include DMI data, meaning serial and system identification fields are populated.

ZIP archive of 13.8 MB named Veg Checker, filed as BIOS or firmware, though the name gives no model, board or version.

Second stored copy of a 6830S BIOS dump, 2.00 MB in .bin format, probably an extra read or alternate image of the same model.

A 1.00 MB BIOS binary called 610I, giving only a model-like number with an I suffix and no brand, board number or revision.

Duplicate 16 MB copy of the Hongok-labelled T460s BIOS image for the ThinkPad T460s. Keeping two copies allows a checksum comparison to ensure neither was corrupted.

16 MB BIOS dump for an HP ProBook 450 G4, described as password unlocked, meaning the stored BIOS password has been removed.

Generic Dell BIOS backup of 8 MB whose name gives no model or board number, so it is effectively unidentified. The size fits a 64 Mbit SPI flash.

Binary firmware image, 8 MB, named EC-3053, which may refer to embedded controller firmware or a board code, but the name gives no brand, model or board number.

Intel Management Engine firmware, version 15.0.49.2573, Corporate edition, H and B stepping, extracted. ME 15 corresponds to Intel CSME used on Tiger Lake platforms.

BIOS archive of 301 KB simply named 478, which likely refers to a Socket 478 desktop board but gives no model, chipset, brand or version.

BIOS dump of 2 MB for the Compal LA-4981P laptop motherboard, with U46 likely referring to the board location of the flash chip it was read from.

Programmer read of a Winbond W25Q64BV flash chip, 8 MB, saved with a 2019-05-17 timestamp and no device information in the name.

Raw 8 MB dump from a W25Q64 series flash chip, timestamped 2018-06-26 by the reading software and carrying no model or board details.

BIOS archive titled P28 PDC, 378 KB, with a name that gives little detail. P28 could refer to a chipset or board model, and PDC is not clearly defined.

A 16.0 MB .bss firmware file titled A32AS315, a size that corresponds to a 128 Mbit SPI flash device.

Small RAR archive, 502 KB, containing a working BIOS for Dell boards marked E93839 KA0120 and E93839 HA0326, which appear to be board labels taken from the PCB.

Archive titled lcd fw, a 12.9 MB RAR listed as firmware, with no device, brand or model named.

Binary dump of 2.00 MB described as working, with OP8 as the only identifier; no brand, board number or chip is stated, so the target device is unclear from the name…

A 1.00 MB firmware image for the Dell Inspiron N4010 with a Core i5 processor, labelled master, black and power.

Firmware for the Ricoh SP 112 laser printer, packed as a 633 KB RAR with no version, region or chip marking in the name.

Firmware for the Canon i-SENSYS MF3010 multifunction laser printer, packed in a 3.29 MB RAR archive. No firmware version or chip type is mentioned in the name.

ASUS FX705GM firmware archive of 5.83 MB referencing the ITE 8987E embedded controller, suggesting EC firmware is included alongside or instead of the BIOS.

BIOS image for the 900HD netbook, marked as unlocked and packed in a 628 KB RAR file. It is intended for direct programming of the mainboard firmware chip when the…

Binary labelled v 7.1.20.1119, 1.49 MB, giving only a version and no target device. The numbering resembles Intel Management Engine firmware, but check its actual…

Firmware for Quanta board DALL5AMB8D0, revision D, labelled for Lenovo, with Lenevo misspelled in the name.

BIOS dump for the Dell Latitude E6430 on the Compal LA-7741P motherboard, compressed into an 8.46 MB RAR.

Firmware archive described as working (OK) for a Fujitsu AH531-type laptop, compressed to 3.89 MB in RAR form.

Compressed firmware for a Sony VAIO built on the MBX-237 mainboard, a 54.2 KB zip. At this size the archive is too small to hold a full BIOS image, so it likely contains…

Main BIOS image for the Toshiba Satellite A135, model S2276, stored as a 1 MB raw binary.

An 8 MB raw binary labelled GOC 8M, apparently a companion to a 16 MB file of the same name, though the name gives no device, brand or board.

Raw .bin firmware file of about 43 MB whose name gives only X96 and a version-like string 01020200, with no model, board or chip details.

ZIP archive of 14.9 MB containing Intel CSME System Tools version 18, the utility set for the Converged Security and Management Engine.

Raw 16 MB BIOS image for the ASUS X421JA laptop; no board number or revision is given in the name.

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

BIOS binary whose name gives nothing but its 16MB capacity, so the device it came from is unknown. Packed as a ZIP, it suits a 128Mbit flash chip.

Duplicate HP firmware file named mkulima, a label that gives no laptop model, board number or revision, so its target hardware cannot be told from the name.

Generic 16 MB firmware binary whose name only states its capacity, giving no device, brand, chip or board information.