Second copy of a firmware dump for the h97pro gammer board, which appears to be an Intel H97 gaming motherboard.

Small plain-text note, only 152 bytes, whose name indicates instructions or a command for viewing the Windows product key stored on a machine.

Raw firmware binary of 8 MB with an uninformative numeric name that gives no brand, model or board number.

Binary firmware image of 2.00 MB with the cryptic name EE 25fx, which gives no laptop model or board number.

Uninformative file name: just a single letter, so the model, board and version are unknown.

An 8 MB binary firmware image named l4858l. The name carries no clear model, board number or chip details, so the target device has to be confirmed from other sources…

Firmware dump named Bloom, which looks like a project or platform code name, though the name states no brand, model or board number.

BIOS backup file, 2.00 MB in size, whose name marks it as a saved backup but gives no brand, model or board number. The size fits a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS image labelled P01AAJ, which is likely a firmware version string, though the name gives no brand, model or board number.

Generic 1 MB BIOS binary whose name only says amd org, suggesting an original dump from an AMD-based system.

Raw BIOS image of 16.0 MB named X61.BIN, with no brand, board number or version beyond the X61 label, so its origin should be verified before use.

Raw 1.00 MB BIOS image named 41RQ read, which most likely means it was dumped from a working chip with an SPI or parallel programmer.

Firmware image for a DH61HO board, an Intel-branded desktop motherboard name, delivered as a 4.00 MB binary.

BIOS for the DG31GL board, named after Intel's desktop board series, supplied as a 512 KB binary. That size points to a 4 Mbit flash chip, smaller than on later boards.

Firmware binary named only by the version v6.1.20.1059, 916 KB in size, with no device, brand or board stated.

Firmware binary tagged v 10.0.30.1072, 1.49 MB, with no model, board or brand given. The four-part version is in the style of Intel ME firmware, but confirm the contents…

Version 7.1.10.1065 of an unidentified firmware, stored as a raw .bin of 1.49 MB. The name gives only the version, so model, board and chip type remain unknown and must…

EDID firmware for the Samsung LTN156AT05 15.6 inch notebook panel, provided as a 256 byte .bin.

EDID data for the N140BGE-LB2 14 inch LCD panel fitted to a Lenovo IdeaPad S400, in a 256 byte .bin. The N140BGE series is an Innolux/Chi Mei panel family.

EDID data for the Toshiba LTD141EA0V 14.1 inch LCD panel, a 128 byte binary that matches one base EDID block.

Toshiba LTD121EXGS display EDID, 128 bytes in size, which equals one standard EDID base block.

EDID file for the LP141WP1 panel in its TLC2 revision, a 14.1-inch WXGA+ display, with the token TM246 also in the name, likely a host model reference that is not…

Alternative 128-byte EDID image for the HannStar HSD140PHW1 panel, marked as a second copy in the name.

Panel identification data for the Chi Mei N140BGE L22, a 14.0-inch laptop LCD according to the N140 prefix; no revision is given.

Panel EDID for a B170PW6 17-inch-class LCD as used in the Dell Vostro 1720, saved as a 256-byte binary.

Binary named only by version 9.5.52.1940, with no model or board details. The version format and 1.49 MB size match Intel Management Engine 9.5 firmware, used on some…

Generic 2 MB BIOS dump marked for HP, with an uninformative name that gives no model, board number or version.

Small firmware file in a ZIP whose name only reveals that the binary is 128 KB, with no device, board or chip mentioned.

A 2 MB binary named EE 25fx, an uninformative label that identifies no device, board number or version.

Firmware image for the Lenovo IdeaPad Z500, 4.5 MB in size, with no board number, revision or version given in the name.

Unidentified ASUS BIOS image of 32 MB, named simply as an old ASUS file, so the model and mainboard remain unknown from the name alone.

Unidentified 8 MB BIOS binary named UB1, with no brand, model or board number in the name.

Generic Acer BIOS dump, a 4.00 MB BIN file whose name gives no model, board or version information.

32 MB raw dump read from a Winbond W25Q256JV flash in a SOIC16 package, named automatically by the programmer with a date and time stamp.

RAR archive of 5.72 MB carrying a BIOS or firmware file under a generic name with no device, brand or board information.

Firmware image with an uninformative name, giving only its 8 MB size and that it is a copy.

Firmware dump of 8.00 MB described only as hp x360, with no file extension, model number, board number or revision.

Raw firmware file for a CQ61 notebook, identified by its name as the Intel platform variant, 1.00 MB and without an extension.

Second copy of a 4.00 MB BIOS image for the 4420s model designation, marked with a duplicate suffix in its name.

Second copy of a firmware dump named RV510i, 2.00 MB in size with no file extension. The label suggests a model designation but states no brand, board number or…