BIOS dump for a Dell Latitude D620, taken from an MX25L8005 flash chip and marked ok, meaning it was reported as working.

Zipped BIOS dump for the Lenovo G470 laptop, and the okkkk in the name suggests the uploader confirmed it working on a repaired unit.

Third volume of a multi-part RAR set, 23.8 MB, with a purely numeric name that reveals nothing about the device or contents.

Archive named only after the Dell Latitude E6510, with no board number, revision or version given, so its exact contents are unknown from the name.

BIOS image for the Samsung R508 notebook, labelled okkk to mark it as tested. At 2 MB it fits a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip, so make sure the chip on the board has that…

BIOS dump for the HP ProBook 4540, misspelled in the name, as an 8 MB raw binary. The name marks it as 100 percent OK, indicating the uploader tested it working, though…

RAR archive for the ASUS K54LY, about 2.68 MB, with no revision, version or content details given in the name.

Small firmware file in a ZIP whose name only reveals that the binary is 128 KB, with no device, board or chip mentioned.

RAR archive of 1.78 MB labelled only 1558, which on its own does not identify a brand, model or board number with certainty.

Firmware archive for the ASUS K50IJ notebook, 590 KB compressed, with no BIOS version or board revision stated.

RAR archive labelled main DV6, holding a BIOS image for an HP Pavilion DV6 series motherboard.

Toshiba Tecra A2 BIOS in a 781 KB RAR archive, with no board number, revision or version mentioned.

BIOS dump for the ASUS N71J laptop, labelled MIN and associated with the code N71J-N1Y811-SLGZS, which appears to be a model or SKU identifier.

BIOS image for Quanta board DAH98NMB8C0 revision C, intended for the version with a 10th generation CPU.

Dell G15 5525 gaming laptop BIOS for the AMD version, board HDK51 with Compal number LA-L657P revision 1.0, packed as a 17.5 MB RAR.

Unidentified ASUS BIOS image of 32 MB, named simply as an old ASUS file, so the model and mainboard remain unknown from the name alone.

RAR archive named simply EC, about 10 MB, listed as BIOS or firmware. The name gives no model or board number, so its contents must be checked before use.

Copy of UEFIExtract NE, build A75, for 64-bit Windows, a command-line companion to UEFITool despite being filed as firmware.

Unidentified 8.00 MB flash read named after a Winbond W25Q64F chip, followed by what looks like a date stamp of 2018-08-30 and a numeric suffix, typical of programmer…

Raw 32MB BIOS image for the Dell Latitude 5400, platform EDC41, on Compal board LA-G891P.

Zip archive holding firmware named for MSI board MS-16W21, version 101. At only 46.8 KB compressed it is far smaller than a typical system BIOS, so it may be an EC…

Firmware dump for the Masstel L133 Pro laptop, zipped to 4.61 MB and marked as an unlock version that was tested and working.

Another duplicate of a 2.00 MB HP dv6 AMD firmware image, carrying no board number, revision or version in its name.

Two-byte status register record that accompanies the second HP 15 250 AMD BIOS dump. Programmer software writes this small file when reading a flash chip, capturing…

G62I is the only label on this 2 MB firmware image, and it gives no motherboard number, BIOS version or brand, although the token may hint at a model family.

BIOS image named CQSO, 2.00 MB in .bin format. The name is cryptic and gives no clear model, board number or version, so treat its origin with caution.

Two-byte status register value file accompanying the second betty 2540 dump, generated by flash programmer software during chip reading.

Second copy of a 4.00 MB BIOS image for the 4420s model designation, marked with a duplicate suffix in its name.

Two-byte status register sidecar belonging to an HP EliteBook 820 G1 BIOS read, where 128 most likely refers to a 128 Mbit flash chip.

Unlabelled 2 MB binary file named only after its size, with no brand, model, board number or chip type given.

A two-byte status register value from a W25Q64 SPI chip read on 19 March 2019, with no indication of the laptop or board it came from.

Intel CSME Corporate firmware, version 15.0.41.2142, LP chipset, stepping B, production extracted, with a -Y suffix and a size of 9.38 MB.

Generic binary named simply original, giving no brand, model, board or version. The 4.00 MB size equals a 32 Mbit SPI flash, which suggests a complete chip dump…

BIOS dump for the ASUS FX506HC gaming laptop on Quanta-numbered board DA0NJJMBAG0, revision G, marked OK as tested. It is 16 MB, matching a 128-megabit SPI flash chip.

Utility archive labelled as an HP DMI data transfer tool, 9.57 MB in RAR form. Judging by the name, it moves DMI information such as serial number, product name and UUID…

Small 256-byte binary named after the LP156WH3-TLS2 panel, a 15.6 inch LCD module; at this size it is the panel's EDID data stored in its EEPROM.

UEFIExtract NE, build A70 for 64-bit Windows, a command-line companion to UEFITool, in a compact 402 KB ZIP archive.

Version 9.0.1.0003 of an Intel ICP N firmware module, production signed, 16 KB, an earlier release than builds 0004 and 0006.

Release 130.1.30.1035 of an Ice Point LP firmware module for Intel Ice Lake, D variant, production signed.

Tiny 4 KB production binary for Intel Ice Lake platforms, per the ICP code, version 13.0.0.1005, which lines up with the CSME 13 generation used on Ice Lake.