BIOS dump for an ECS 945GCT-M2 motherboard, labelled with the string POS-EC945AL and a version code 15-V24-013009, which appears to be the BIOS identifier shown at POST.

An 8 MB BIOS image whose name points to an HP 15-ay004ne notebook, with 081EF appearing to be the board or system ID that HP uses to identify the motherboard.

Samsung-tagged 16 MB BIOS binary whose name points to a new image with DMI data, most likely carrying system identification such as the serial number.

HP BIOS firmware in a 7.30 MB rar archive, with only the code 08BAD as its name, which looks like an HP board or system ID but gives no model or revision.

BIOS and EC firmware for the HP 15-bs572ur, Compal board LA-E811P with board ID 0832D, in a 3.76 MB RAR.

Cleared BIOS image for HP Envy 15 k008ne, described as universal for boards 0227A, 0227D and 02291, in a 10.2 MB RAR.

BIOS dump for an HP 15 laptop with AMD Ryzen 5 processor, Quanta board DAG3PMB38A0 revision A, with board ID 08A3C given in the name.

BIOS package with the identifier G1DLRO-B, version C 3.0, packed in a 40.3 MB rar. The name gives no brand or model, so identify the target from the identifier and your…

Second copy of the hp200 BIOS dump, a 2.00 MB binary intended for a 16 Mbit SPI flash. The name does not identify the exact model, board number or revision, so treat it…

HP BIOS dump for an Inventec board number 6050A3176101, revision MB A01, board ID 085B1, marked as tested OK.

128-byte EDID image labelled for the Dell Latitude D610, apparently its LCD panel identification data; the panel part number is not given.

Second 16MB read of the inforcare flash chip, with no device model stated in the name. Two reads of the same chip are normally compared to confirm the dump is stable…

Second g61a firmware file, also 2 MB, suited to a 16-megabit SPI flash. Like the first copy, its name carries no motherboard number, brand or version, so identification…

Second 8 MB copy of the 250 G1 firmware dump, useful for checking that both reads are identical before trusting either.

8 MB firmware file named after a 25Q64FV-series chip marking, likely the Winbond W25Q64FV, with no device or board information in the name.

Full 8 MB read of a Winbond W25Q64BV chip saved by programmer software on 2020-08-04, without any device or board identification.

ZIP archive of 1.16 MB carrying BIOS / firmware identified only by the code m5030. The name gives no brand, board number, revision or version, so the contents must be…

Firmware archive whose name only says colorful, likely meaning the Colorful brand, without giving a model, board or version, so its contents have to be identified by…

Firmware dump labelled FAWGSY5 and A3867A, described as 8 MB with DMI data, packed in a ZIP archive.

One megabyte raw binary image named for Suzuki and Z441. The name does not clearly identify the device or whether it is firmware for a laptop, a vehicle module or…

Duplicate of an 8.00 MB dump named after the Macronix MX25L6405 flash chip, with the extra tokens 20161224 and 43107 that probably mark a date and an ID.

Raw 8 MB read of a Macronix MX25L6405 flash chip, named automatically by the programmer with a date of 25 November 2016.

Firmware dump for the Samsung S23A350H monitor, read from the IC402 position, which the name identifies as an S24CS08 serial EEPROM.

Flash dump of 4.00 MB whose name refers to the 25L3206E, a 32 Mbit SPI chip that fits the image size exactly.

BIOS dump whose name, AS S 1005, does not clearly identify a brand or model; it might refer to an Asus 1005-series netbook, but that is uncertain.

Firmware archive for a notebook identified as 15-e049sf, which is likely an HP model although the brand is not stated, on Quanta motherboard DA0R75MB6C0.

Lenovo firmware image of 16 MB, simply called lenovo 2, with no model, board number or revision indicated.

8 MB firmware image whose name contains sp70426 and F60. SP-prefixed numbers are HP SoftPaq identifiers, and F60 looks like a BIOS version label, but the target laptop…

Generic 16 MB binary image with an uninformative name that identifies no device, board or version.

Duplicate of the original ea40 hw dump, 8.00 MB, saved as a copy, probably kept as a spare backup.

BIOS archive for a board identified as CP67200-Z4. The name says it contains both an 8MB and a 4MB image, which points to versions with different flash chip sizes.

Firmware archive for the Fujitsu Lifebook T900, listing two board identifiers, CP443081-Z5 and CP443081-X5. These Fujitsu CP part numbers identify the board variant.