HP laptop BIOS image labelled G60I, 2 MB in size, which may relate to the HP G60 series though no board number or BIOS version is given.

A 4.00 MB raw BIOS image whose file name reads G6I5R, a code that hints at a G6 variant but states no manufacturer, board number or revision.

Plain DV5 BIOS dump, 1.00 MB, raw .bin file with no variant suffix, board number or version stated in the name.

Duplicate firmware image for model 6710s, 1.00 MB in raw binary form, with no revision or version stated.

A 2 MB BIOS file labelled 4525A, in .BIN format, most likely tied to the 4525s model family, although the A suffix is not explained.

Second copy of a ProBook 4520 firmware dump with a C suffix, 4 MB and without an extension.

A 4 MB BIOS dump in .BIN format for a 4430S model, a number that matches the HP ProBook 4430s, although no brand is given.

Raw 2.00 MB firmware image named 620 INTEL, apparently intended for the Intel-based variant of a 620 machine; the name carries no brand, motherboard number or revision.

Third copy of an 8.00 MB BIOS image labelled 450 G2C, supplied without extension as a raw flash dump. Nothing in the name identifies the brand, board number or revision.

BIOS or firmware image for a 450 G2C, the second copy of that name, measuring 8.00 MB and lacking a file extension.

8 MB dump read from a Winbond W25Q64BV SPI flash on 7 December 2024, with the timestamp the programmer software adds automatically.

A 4 MB BIOS dump labelled for the flash chip at position U53 and marked OK, meaning the uploader considered it working.

A 1 MB binary named only lansky, giving no model, brand or board number, so the target cannot be identified from the name.

A BIOS dump for a Dell model given as 6520, most likely the Latitude E6520, with q32 probably marking a 32 Mbit chip, matching the 4 MB size.

Zipped BIOS firmware, 5.25 MB, for an HP laptop on the Quanta DA0X63MB6H1 motherboard (written DAoX63 in the name).

Raw BIOS image for the Acer 4730Z, 1.00 MB, the size of an 8 Mbit SPI flash. The name gives only the model, so the board number and BIOS version must be checked on the…

Archive of a BIOS partition viewer tool, a utility for opening firmware images and showing their layout, such as flash descriptor, ME, GbE and BIOS regions.

16MB BIOS binary with a cleaned Management Engine region for the FX505DT, the ASUS TUF Gaming notebook model that the code refers to, although no brand is given.

A 16 MB binary image labelled 087FD and marked OK, implying it was reported as working, though the name offers no brand, model or board number.

MC Extractor, release r338, in a 7z archive. It is a utility that finds and identifies CPU microcode updates embedded in BIOS images and reports their versions and…

BIOS image for the Dell Vostro 3670 desktop on motherboard 18457-1, a numeric code following the Wistron scheme, and marked as tested by the preparer.

Tested firmware package for the HP EliteBook 840 G6, a 22.6 MB RAR archive. No board number is listed, so confirm the motherboard before relying on it.

Firmware image package for the M26GT4V2-LF motherboard, the V2 revision of the M26GT4 design, where the LF suffix usually denotes a lead-free board build.

BIOS archive for an IPMSB motherboard, noted as the LGA 1155 socket version, 1.74 MB in size.

Firmware archive labelled AM1l, 2.72 MB as a zip. The name is short and unclear; it likely refers to an AMD AM1 socket board, but the brand, exact model and revision are…

BIOS package for the Dell OptiPlex 3050 in SFF (small form factor) chassis, 7.76 MB in zip format.

Archive labelled for the X43SJ laptop, but at only 67 bytes it is far too small to contain any usable BIOS image and is most likely empty or broken.

BIOS archive simply named after the Lenovo G560 laptop, with no board number, revision or GPU variant indicated, so the contents should be checked after extraction.

BIOS file for the ASUS Eee PC 1015CX netbook, supplied as a RAR archive of about 1000 KB.

Raw 1 MB BIOS dump for Compal motherboard LA-4102P, where U27 probably indicates the board position of the BIOS chip.

Dump of a Winbond W25X32 serial flash chip made on 26 October 2018, 4 MB in size. The timestamped name comes from programmer software and carries no laptop or board…

Firmware dump named opt 3046 new, 16 MB, with no file extension given. Opt 3046 might hint at an OptiPlex-style model, but the name is too terse to be certain, so treat…

Firmware for the PETRONAS-14 (DC) board, labelled for a Core i3 configuration. Part of the name is garbled by a character-encoding error, and the original label probably…

Firmware archive with the uninformative name p-793-H, giving no brand, board number or version, so its target device must be determined after unpacking.

Firmware for the P650R-T1 v3 ADSL router, hardware version 3. The 201512 in the name likely indicates a December 2015 build, although that is not certain.

Entry for the P-650R-T1 v3 router, hardware revision 3. The RAR is only 267 bytes, which is far too small for a firmware image.

MSI firmware file following the E7B28IMS naming, where 7B28 is MSI's internal project code and AC2 is the BIOS version.

BIOS firmware for the Lenovo ThinkPad X100e with the Quanta DAFL3BMB8E0 motherboard, revision E, packed in a small 563 KB RAR.

Schematic package for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 5A, codename ugg, filed under firmware but named as a schematic, in a 6.47 MB RAR archive.

Lenovo G400s BIOS image in raw binary format, 8 MB, carrying an unexplained Br tag in its name.