Firmware archive for the Microsoft Surface Go, model 1901, 64GB version, marked as tested.

Bare 16 MB binary firmware image whose name, R23, says nothing about the device, board number or version it belongs to.

BIOS image with a short code name, PEW52114, that gives no clear model or brand. The 2.00 MB size corresponds to a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

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

BIOS image for the Acer Aspire 5635ZG notebook. The file is 2 MB, matching a 16 Mbit SPI flash device.

BIOS image for the ASUS Prime B450M-A motherboard, intended for its W25Q128JV flash chip.

BIOS and EC firmware set for the ASUS ROG GL753VD gaming laptop. The archive contains both the main system BIOS and the embedded controller firmware, which is useful…

Firmware dump for a Tenda D151 device, likely a Tenda ADSL modem-router, with the name stating the read was OK.

Sony Vaio VGN-CS320J firmware read from an MX25L8005 flash chip, packed in a 2.50 MB 7z archive.

BIOS firmware for Quanta board DANM6AMB6F0 revision F, although the name writes the last character as an O, likely a typo for zero.

BIOS for Dell Inspiron 1520, Vostro 1500 and Inspiron 1700 systems on Quanta board DA0FM5MB8F0, with the Intel 965GM chipset and a 25L1605 flash chip named.

Uninformatively named firmware file v6.1.1.1045 in BIN format, 916 KB, with no device or board listed.

Firmware binary labelled version 7.0.1.1205, slightly larger than its siblings at 1.56 MB. The name carries no device, board or chip details, so its target is unknown.

Firmware for the Winlink WL7030U, intended for a 25Q64 SPI flash chip, a 64 Mbit (8 MB) part, which fits the archive size.

Firmware archive for the ASUS T100TA tablet, labelled NF1203, in a 3.49 MB ZIP. The meaning of the NF1203 token is not stated, though it likely marks a version or build…

BIOS firmware for the Acer Aspire E1-572G, configuration code 34014G1TMnkk, supplied as a RAR archive.

Firmware image named K17C121C, a 128 KB .ROM file. The name gives no brand, model or board number, so its target device is not clear from the label alone.

Small 604 KB RAR archive described only as N350E INTEL INTEL, most likely firmware for a device or board designated N350E.

Generic 16 MB BIOS binary simply called NEWBIOS, with no brand, model or board number in the name.

Raw read of a GigaDevice GD25Q256C flash in SOP16 package, timestamped by the programmer and without any device or board name.

Binary firmware image of 16.0 MB labelled 08A3C with the note NEW, with no brand or model given in the name. The size fits a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

A 16.0 MB BIOS image tagged 08A3C, firmware version F22, and stated to include DMI data, meaning serial and system identification fields are populated.

Known-good BIOS binary for a Lenovo Chromebook on board BM5899, version 1.2, 16 MB, without the ME cleaning applied to its companion image.

Generic 16.0 MB binary named main clean, meaning a cleaned main BIOS image, without any device model, brand or board number in the name.

ZIP archive of 13.8 MB named Veg Checker, filed as BIOS or firmware, though the name gives no model, board or version.

Duplicate dump for the dv7-600 series, 2.00 MB in .bin format, intended for a 16-Mbit flash device.

Firmware read from a Winbond W25Q128BV in WSON8 form, timestamped 24 April 2025, producing a 16 MB file.

Programmer read of a Winbond W25Q64BV flash chip, 8 MB, saved with a 2019-05-17 timestamp and no device information in the name.

A 16.0 MB .bss firmware file titled A32AS315, a size that corresponds to a 128 Mbit SPI flash device.

BIOS archive for Inventec motherboard 6050A2355301-MB-A02, numbered with Inventec's 6050A PCB scheme; the device brand and model are not given.

Firmware archive labelled only with board number 6050A2355301-MB-A05, 819 KB in RAR form, with no device model or version named.

Archive titled lcd fw, a 12.9 MB RAR listed as firmware, with no device, brand or model named.

Xiaomi Redmi 2A schematic archive, 4.90 MB in 7z format, with no codename or board revision stated in the name.

Binary dump of 2.00 MB described as working, with OP8 as the only identifier; no brand, board number or chip is stated, so the target device is unclear from the name…

Uninformative 4 MB raw dump named orig, most likely an original read of a working BIOS chip. Neither the device nor the board number is identified by the name.

Binary image labelled with the Macronix MX25L1605 chip name, 2.00 MB in size, corresponding to a 16 Mbit SPI flash.

Main BIOS chip dump for the Dell Latitude E6330, 8.00 MB, matching a 64 Mbit SPI flash device.

Main BIOS image for a CQ45-702TU, a Compaq Presario CQ45 model code, with main separating it from any EC firmware. No board number is stated.

BIOS binary for Compal board LA-8868P, offered as a 4 MB raw image. The name gives only the board number, without the device model, revision or firmware version.

Xiaomi Redmi Note 4X firmware set in a 4.61 MB ZIP, with only the model given in the name.