Firmware dump for the Lenovo 3000 G430 laptop, built on board DA0LE6MB6F0, compressed to 1.14 MB in RAR form.

Original BIOS dump for the Toshiba Portege R835-P92 notebook, stored as a 1.66 MB RAR. The name marks it as original, meaning a read from a working machine rather than a…

Small archive related to the D-Link DIR-615 wireless router; the name only adds an S, likely a hardware variant, and does not say whether it holds a schematic, firmware…

ZIP archive of 437 MB named with an 801 prefix, the code LC390TA2A, 39DN4AS and 2619 EPR0, likely a TV firmware or memory dump.

Firmware dump for a Quanta motherboard numbered DA0ZS8MB8E1, revision E, compressed as a 7.21 MB RAR.

BIOS image for a Positivo computer, model given as SIM 970M with the number 11611, packed in a 1.75 MB RAR archive.

BIOS dump of 8.00 MB in .bin format for a board labelled NM-B241, with the note inicial, suggesting the initial or original read of the chip.

BIOS archive labelled only as Exper W240, with no board number or revision in the name, delivered as a 1.18 MB 7z file.

Firmware for the ASUS K42JC with the number 2.2 in the name, most likely the mainboard revision, packed in a 1.60 MB ZIP.

Dell BIOS dump for Wistron board 17831-1, described in the name as tested and working, in a 5.42 MB RAR.

ZIP archive of 384 KB whose name references MT2700-MAB2LG with a leading number 40, likely a catalogue index.

BIOS image for the ASUS UX433FN ZenBook, version 306, marked as ok, which suggests it was tested and works.

BIOS dump for Quanta motherboard DA0R12MB6E0, revision E, stored as a bin file inside a ZIP archive.

Firmware archive for the ASUS X542UA laptop, supplied as an 11.1 MB ZIP. The name gives no revision, version or ME state, so inspect the contents to tell whether it is a…

WUXGA EDID image for the LP171WU1 17-inch panel, with HH258 in the name, which appears to be a host or part reference but is not explained.

EDID for a B154EW01 panel, version v4, with an i1501 tag that likely refers to the laptop the dump came from.

BIOS dump archived as RAR for an HP ENVY laptop on the Compal board LA-C493P; the name gives no exact model or revision.

ZIP archive of 3.24 MB with firmware for the ASUS TP500LN, where the F1203 token most likely refers to the BIOS build or version.

Archive tied to a Sharp 37DM-23S television, only 341 bytes in size. That is far too small to hold a firmware dump or schematic, so it likely contains a tiny data file…

Flash dump for the LG 42LM5800-TC television, read from a W25Q80 chip and packed in a 313 KB RAR archive.

Scaler firmware dump for the LG E1942CA monitor, packaged as a zip of about 116 KB. According to the name, the image is 256 KB and belongs on a Winbond W25X20, the 2…

ZIP archive of 1.76 MB for the Compaq CQ41 referencing board LA-4107, a number in Compal's LA-xxxxP style.

BIOS firmware for the Lenovo B470 notebook, a RAR archive of about 2.19 MB with no graphics variant, board number or version given in the name.

Archive for the HP Compaq 2710p convertible tablet notebook, packed as ZIP at about 2.72 MB.

BIOS dump for the Toshiba Satellite C55-A-138, model code PT10F with the PT10FG variant, with the Intel Management Engine region cleaned.

ROM image of Dell BIOS version A07, which the name lists for the Inspiron N4030, M5010 and N5010.

Firmware dump for the LG W1942S-PFU monitor, with an APDXAPD tag, read from chip IC502, a W25X20VSNIG Winbond 2 Mbit SPI flash.

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

Corporate-SKU Intel Management Engine firmware, version 18.0.10.2288, for the LP mobile variant, provided as a production region image in a 6.31 MB RAR.

Second variant of a 4.00 MB firmware dump for the HP ProBook 6550b, numbered 2 in its name, perhaps a read from another unit or a different version, though nothing more…

Second copy of a W25Q128 flash dump dated 20170104 and tagged 32458, sized at 16.0 MB to fill the whole 128-Mbit Winbond chip.

Second copy, numbered (2), of a 512 KB .bin dump named DV6IC, apparently for a dv6-family laptop with an unexplained IC suffix.

Duplicate DM4I BIOS dump, 4.00 MB raw .bin; the (2) indicates an extra copy, not a separate revision. The name states no motherboard number, chipset or firmware version.

Second 16 MB read of the 440 G4 BIOS chip, probably taken to verify the first read matched, which is standard practice when dumping SPI flash.

A 2 MB binary named 1525CI, probably one of several variant dumps for a 1525-series laptop, likely a Dell Inspiron 1525.

A 2 MB BIOS image named 1015I, likely a model number with a variant suffix, such as an Intel build, though the name confirms neither the brand nor the variant.