RAR package with BIOS firmware for the Lenovo IdeaPad Z510, compressed to about 3.07 MB.

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.

16 MB firmware image with the generic name outimage, associated with board number 6050A2860101.

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.

HP EliteBook Folio 1040 G2 BIOS dump in a 5.75 MB RAR archive, with no board number or firmware version given in the name.

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.

Raw binary firmware image named E162264.BIN, 16.0 MB in size. The name gives no brand, model or board number, so its origin must be verified separately before use.

Firmware archive for the HP Elite Dragonfly, with the name carrying what looks like an HP serial number, meaning the dump was read from one specific unit.

Raw 16 MB BIOS binary labelled 213224-1Q and marked OK, meaning it was reported as working.

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

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.

Zipped BIOS dump for the 330s-15AST laptop with motherboard 330s_ast_mb_v10, 4.03 MB, which suggests a 4 MB SPI flash image.

Zipped flash read from a Winbond W25Q64BV chip, saved 10 April 2022. The W25Q64 holds 8 MB, a common capacity for laptop BIOS chips.

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.

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.

Second copy of an HP dv3 BIOS file coded 306EF13, a 1.00 MB .fd image. The name lacks a board number or revision, so compatibility depends on matching the code and model…

Second copy of a 16 MB firmware dump marked only as HP 840, presumably an EliteBook 840, although the generation such as G1, G2 or G3 is not stated.

Full 8.00 MB BIOS read from a GD25Q64 SPI chip, a 64 Mbit GigaDevice part, on an HP 15 laptop tagged USOO; the programmer timestamp dates it to 15 May 2018.

Duplicate copy, shown by the (2) suffix, of a 4.00 MB firmware file named G6I5R. The name gives no brand, motherboard number or revision, so the exact laptop it belongs…

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

Duplicate 4441s firmware dump, marked (2), 8 MB in .bin format. No motherboard number, firmware version or cleaning note is given in the name.

Raw BIOS binary named for the 4320S model, 4.00 MB in size. The name supplies only the model designation, with no brand, board number, revision or firmware version.

BIOS or firmware image of 2.00 MB in .bin format, named 635 without brand or board number.

A 2.00 MB .bin BIOS image for a 630 series laptop with an AMD platform, as noted in the name; no brand, board number or version is given.

BIOS dump from a 440 G3 laptop, likely an HP ProBook 440 G3, read from a GigaDevice GD25B128CSIG flash chip as the name states.

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

Dump read from a GigaDevice GD25Q128B chip in WSON8 package on 11 April 2024, resulting in a 16 MB image.

A 2-byte record of a Winbond W25Q64 status register, saved during a chip read on 2 September 2019.

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.

A 2 MB flash image named after the Macronix MX25L1605D 16 Mbit SPI chip, with no indication of which laptop or motherboard it came from.

Binary image for the ASUS K55VD laptop, 8 MB in size, matching a 64 Mbit SPI flash. The name states no revision, version or ME condition.

BIOS dump for the Acer 5336 laptop, a 2.00 MB raw binary that matches a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip. The name carries no board number, revision or version.

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.

Raw 8 MB BIOS dump for Wistron board 19795-1 with the Management Engine region cleaned, in BIN format ready for a programmer.

16 MB BIOS dump for the ASUS X1502ZA laptop with the Management Engine region cleaned, per the name; no board revision is given.

BIOS image for the Samsung NP750XFG notebook, with board code NB6099B and the name marking it as an MP10 main-board dump.

Tested BIOS dump for the HP ProBook 440 G5, on Quanta board DA0X8BMB6F0 at revision F. Quanta codes beginning with DA0 are printed on the PCB, so compare the full code…

Tested BIOS dump for the ASUS X571GD laptop, supplied as a 13.6 MB RAR archive. No board number or revision is listed, so confirm the model and motherboard before use.