Firmware dump for an HP 430 laptop marked EC MAIN, a 32.0 MB BIN; the name does not state the generation.

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

Unlabelled 16 MB BIOS image whose name suggests that the Intel Management Engine region has been cleaned.

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.

Raw 8 MB BIOS image for the ASUS F705U notebook, specifically the F705UB-BX268T configuration according to the name. The size suits a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Generic binary named MERGE, 5.20 MB, with no brand, model or board details in the name.

Generic 16.0 MB binary named main clean, meaning a cleaned main BIOS image, without any device model, brand or board number in the name.

BIOS archive for the Lenovo Yoga 11e on motherboard DALI8GMB6D0 revision D, packed as a 4.00 MB RAR.

Firmware dump for an HP Mini 11 netbook-class machine, stored as a 1.00 MB binary that corresponds to an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Uninformative name: an 8.00 MB BIOS image labelled hp x360 without extension, model, board number or version.

BIOS image of 4.00 MB labelled hp pavilion mini, apparently for the HP Pavilion Mini small form factor PC.

Second 8.00 MB dump of a GigaDevice GD25Q64 BIOS chip from an HP 15 notebook labelled USOO, taken in the same 15 May 2018 session.

BIOS file of 4.00 MB tagged G6CI, an abbreviation that is not explained anywhere in the name and gives no brand, board number or revision.

Raw BIOS dump labelled G6A, 2.00 MB in size, suited to a 16 Mbit flash chip. Nothing in the name gives a brand, motherboard number or revision, and the letter A is not…

Second copy of the g6 grn amd BIOS image, 4.00 MB, indicating an AMD-based G6 board, though the name gives no brand, motherboard number or revision.

Second copy, marked (2), of a 1.00 MB .bin BIOS image named dv5ci for a dv5 notebook, with an unexplained ci suffix and no board number, chipset or revision.

BIOS image labelled DV4I, 1.00 MB in raw .bin format, suggesting a DV4 model with an I suffix, possibly an Intel variant, though the name does not confirm it.

BIOS flash image for model 6930p, size 4.00 MB, stored without a file extension. Unlike the graphic-tagged files in the same set, the name carries no variant hint, so it…

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 4 MB BIOS dump for the ProBook 4520, stored without an extension, which is common for raw SPI reads.

Additional 4.00 MB firmware file for the 2530P, labelled with a copy suffix next to a same-named image.

Copy-suffixed firmware image for the 2230CS model designation, 2.00 MB, paired with a file of the same base name.

Third copy of a 4.00 MB BIOS image named 650hp C, apparently linked to an HP 650 laptop, with no motherboard number or version included.

A duplicate 1.00 MB .bin firmware dump labelled 650, with the name giving no brand, motherboard or chip details.

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.

Firmware read from a Winbond W25Q128BV in WSON8 form, timestamped 24 April 2025, producing a 16 MB file.

8 MB binary named only 08498A, a short code that may be a BIOS version or part number but cannot be confirmed from the name. No model, brand or board is stated.

A 4 MB Dell firmware dump with an uninformative name that hints at a 15-inch model and a 32 Mbit Q32 type flash chip, with no file extension and no board number.

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.

An 8 MB BIOS dump for the flash chip at position U52, marked OK to indicate it was considered working.

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.

Firmware dump labelled for a Hasee machine, the misspelled hasse, with the code Q3C85, which is likely a model or board identifier. The name gives little further detail.

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

BIOS dump labelled for board LA-G07EP, reported as tested working with Intel 7th generation Core i3 and i5 processors. LA-prefixed numbers follow Compal's numbering.

ROM firmware image named E5500A17, 1.50 MB, with no brand or board stated. The name suggests an E5500 model with version A17, but it cannot be tied to a specific machine…

Firmware image of 8.00 MB for a Y50-70 laptop, which matches Lenovo's IdeaPad naming, marked as ok in the name.

Clean 8 MB BIOS binary for a board numbered 13302-1, which follows the Wistron five-digit project numbering pattern.