Uninformative firmware file named flash.bin, a 16 MB binary with no brand, model or board number in the name.

TWRP 3.4.0-0 recovery for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro, codename tulip, packed in a 28.0 MB ZIP.

Gigabyte archive of 3.77 MB in RAR format, named only for the Intel P35 chipset with no specific model or board revision given.

Original firmware read from an unspecified HP device; the name says only hp org, giving no model or board number.

Backup BIOS dump for the Dell Vostro 3670 and Vostro 3070 desktops, packed in a RAR archive of 6.16 MB.

Raw 8 MB flash dump read from a Winbond W25Q64BV SPI chip, as the programmer-generated name with a date and time stamp shows.

Backup BIOS dump, 8 MB, from the Lenovo AIO 520 set for the DCA30 board, LA-E882P revision 1.0, dated 2017-04-11; the misspelled name suggests it is a backup read of the…

Production Ice Point PCH module for Ice Lake LP systems, version 130.1.30.1040 with a D tag.

Full 8 MB BIOS dump for a Wistron-made motherboard numbered 19753-1, described as unlocked and with the Intel Management Engine region cleaned.

Small Xiaomi firmware archive, 57.5 KB, tied to the device codename gale, with a date and time stamp of 2024-07-23 in the name.

Windows executable named for DMI transfer on the HP 245 G6 laptop, about 9.9 MB in size.

Duplicate-named 4 MB binary image, apparently a second copy of a file called 2, without any model, board or chip identification. The size fits a 32 Mbit SPI flash.

BIOS dump labelled for a Dell 820, with OG likely marking an original read from the chip.

Archive of Intel ME System Tools for ME firmware version 4, bundle revision r1, about 1.67 MB in RAR format.

Compressed firmware dump named top, likely the companion of a bottom image from a board that uses two flash chips or chips on both sides.

CSME System Tools for Intel ME version 13.50, revision r3, in an 18.5 MB RAR archive. The 13.50 branch differs from 13.0 and 13.30, so match it carefully to the version…

Original BIOS dump of 1.00 MB labelled ema org, where ema is probably shorthand for eMachines, though no model is given and that reading is not certain.

BIOS dump for the Excalibur G770 laptop on Quanta board DANLAKMBAD0, with the Management Engine region cleaned, delivered as a ZIP archive.

Small 256 KB binary named after the PM25LV020 flash chip, with an additional sav tag that most likely marks a saved or backup read.

Firmware dump named P1 with a 32M size note, a 32.0 MB BIN file. The name is uninformative: it gives no brand, board number or version, and P1 alone may refer to several…

Original BIOS dump labeled l1010, likely a model designation, stored as a 2 MB binary. The org tag indicates a read taken from a factory chip rather than a modified…

BIOS package for a board with project code JLG10 and Compal board number LA-N221P, revision 1A, dated 30 August 2023, supplied as a 9.66 MB RAR archive.

BIOS image set for the Gigabyte GA-Z77X-D3H at PCB revision 1.0, delivered as a 3.69 MB RAR archive.

Generic BIOS image with an uninformative name that gives no brand, model or board number, so its origin has to be identified another way.

Unlocked firmware image for the G1S notebook, 607 KB as a RAR. The unlocked label generally signals a modded BIOS exposing hidden settings rather than an original…

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

A 1 MB binary read from an AMIC A25L080 SPI flash chip, named with the programmer's timestamp from 17 January 2019.

Generic BIOS extractor utility in a 7.03 MB RAR, with no version or supported brands in its name.

Original BIOS dump, 1.00 MB BIN, labelled 6500 org, where org indicates an unmodified read from a chip; the name gives only the number 6500 without brand, board number…

BIOS image for the MSI G31M3 V2 motherboard, marked Zenith, which likely refers to an OEM build supplied for Zenith branded desktops rather than the retail version.

Compressed SPI flash read labelled for a GigaDevice GD25Q128B chip in the WSON8 package, a 128 Mbit or 16 MB part.

ZIP archive of 6.12 MB whose name gives no model, board number or brand. The unpass part hints at a password removal tool or unlocked BIOS image, but the exact contents…

Corporate CSME firmware, version 16.1.32.2418, with ADP and RPP tokens for LP chipsets. These usually denote the Alder Point and Raptor Point PCH families.

An 11.8 MB RAR archive named simply ps2_bios, with no board number, brand or version in the name.

Raw 8 MB ROM image whose name gives only the capacity and the tag A24, which may be a version marker.

BIOS image named after the X456UJ, an Asus laptop model code, stored as a raw 8 MB binary.

Contents of an EN25F32 SPI flash chip, a 32 Mbit Eon device, matching the 4.00 MB file size.

ASUS K46CM BIOS dump, 8 MB in size, carrying an unusual auntie marge label that gives no technical information about revision, region or modification.

Firmware file named only A205, giving no brand, board number or version, so its origin cannot be confirmed from the name.

Tested BIOS for the Gigabyte H410M H V3 motherboard, stated to suit revisions 1.1 and 1.3.