A 4 MB BIOS binary for the ASUS N53JG notebook, with the name marking it as ok, presumably a working, tested dump. The name gives no board revision or version.

BIOS dump for the Intel DH61HO motherboard, marked OK tested and listing a Winbond W25Q32BV flash chip.

RAR archive, 7.77 MB, named MeViper 3.0, apparently a utility package related to Intel Management Engine work. The name gives no device or board details.

UEFITool NE, build A75, for 64-bit Windows, a graphical utility for inspecting UEFI firmware images.

Raw 16.0 MB BIOS dump for the HP Z220 workstation, carrying serial-type code PCCYT0JCY4X379 and assembly number 655581-001.

RAR archive holding a BIOS firmware dump for the Pegatron IPMSB desktop motherboard, labelled as tested and working.

Firmware for an ASUS ROG G752VY, version 213 according to the name, which follows the ASUS pattern of model plus version.

Raw 4 MB BIOS image for an Inventec / Foxconn style mainboard 6050A2740001, revision MB-A01, labelled as a working dump.

Working BIOS dump, as the name states, for the Acer Aspire Lite AL15-52 laptop with board number NL40PUMB-0D.

Working BIOS dump for a Lenovo ThinkPad on Quanta board DA0PS9MB8E0 revision E, as a raw 16.0 MB image for a 128 Mbit SPI flash.

Firmware dump for the TP-LINK TD-W8901G ADSL modem router, hardware version 3.3, sized for a 2MB flash chip, marked as checked and working in the name.

Working BIOS for the HP 5310M on board LA-5221P, marked as tested at 100 percent, in a 1.22 MB ZIP archive.

Dump for the Samsung S19A310N Plus monitor, described in the name as a copy read from a working device, stored in a 288 KB zip.

BIOS archive for a Lenovo S410 on the Compal LA-A321P board revision 1.0, with ZIUS6 S7 as the project codes and an OK mark that suggests a tested and working dump.

Z Info Service BIOS partition viewer tool, supplied as a 9.87 MB RAR archive. As the name says, it is a utility for viewing the partitions or regions inside a BIOS…

Working BIOS dump for the Zebronics ZEB-H110M2 desktop motherboard, an H110-chipset micro-ATX style board judging by its model name.

Archive with very little identifying information: the name gives only L78 and states test ok, meaning the contents were reportedly tested and working.

Archive containing the HxD hex editor, a 1.92 MB RAR. HxD is a free Windows hex editor widely used in board repair to inspect BIOS and EC dumps, compare files byte by…

BIOS dump for the HP EliteBook Folio 9470m, marked OK, suggesting a tested working image, in a 5.31 MB ZIP archive.

ASUS 1015 Eee PC BIOS dump marked ok, implying it was tested on a working machine, though the exact sub-model is not stated.

Acer BIOS dump labelled ZE5 with board code DA0ZE6MBE0, marked OK, which suggests it was checked as working. The 2.00 MB raw BIN fits a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

4 MB BIOS dump for a Quanta R53 board, number DA0R53MB6E1, revision E, taken from the chip at location U19 and marked OK, meaning it was reported as working.

BIOS image for the ASUS K42JR, with a doubled ok in the name suggesting it was tested and confirmed working.

BIOS dump for the Lenovo V310-14ISK and V310-15ISK, built on Quanta motherboard DA0LV6MB6F0, archived as a 4.52 MB RAR.

Working 32 MB BIOS dump for the Dell Latitude 5400 on board LA-G892P revision 1.0. The file has no extension, but its size points to a raw SPI flash image.

Dell BIOS dump of 32 MB for Wistron board 203067-1, labelled as a working image. The name gives no laptop model, so identify the system by the board number printed on…

An 8 MB firmware dump labelled A1465, Apple's model number for the 11-inch MacBook Air, noted as having a BIOS lock, which on Macs usually means an EFI firmware password…

Original BIOS dump for the Quanta DA0HK9MB6D0 motherboard, revision D, and the name marks it as working. The RAR archive is 3.16 MB.

Second copy of a 4.00 MB BIOS dump labelled as an original image for a dv6 laptop, with an extra GRN tag whose meaning the name does not explain.

BIOS ROM for the Dell Vostro 1015, marked for the GM45 chipset variant with BIOS revision A02 and an OK tag indicating the dump was reported as working.

Firmware archive for the ASUS X556UJ laptop, a 3.72 MB RAR whose name gives no board revision, BIOS version or working status.

Samsung RV520 laptop BIOS dump in raw binary form, 4 MB in size, matching a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS firmware archive for the HP ProBook 4540, with the name repeated OK suggesting it was confirmed working by whoever saved it.

BIOS archive for the HP Compaq 15-s103TU laptop on Compal board LA-A994P, marked OK in the name to suggest a working dump, 2.99 MB in RAR form.

Archive of the MEAnalyzer utility, labelled as the latest build 366, 23.3 MB in RAR form.

Firmware dump for the TP-Link TD-W8901N ADSL modem router, hardware version 1.0, marked in the name as tested and working.

Raw 8 MB BIN dump for the ASUS X550CC notebook, marked in the name as a successful read, meaning it was taken from a working chip.

EEPROM dump of 2.00 KB for a Samsung 1933SN LCD monitor, described in the name as 100 percent OK, meaning tested working.

Tested BIOS dump for a Dell laptop marked 5482, on board 17859-1, which the name reports as working correctly.

Original BIOS read labelled nb300, a name that matches the Toshiba NB300 netbook series; org usually marks an untouched dump taken from a working chip.