Dell XPS L1501X firmware set containing both the BIOS and the EC (embedded controller) image, according to the name, in a RAR of about 1.7 MB.

BIOS package of roughly 6.65 MB for a board identified only as 5440, marked as tested, edited and fully working.

8 MB BIOS binary for the Lenovo G50-70 on board NM-A272, with the Intel Management Engine region cleaned and an ITE embedded controller edit noted.

Lenovo Yoga 3 firmware in .ECB format, 8.00 MB in size, labelled AmirEdion, apparently the name of the person who edited it.

Generic 8.00 MB binary named ec clean, indicating a cleaned embedded controller or EC-related firmware image, but with no device, brand or board number stated.

Small 128 KB firmware file with no extension, labelled only as an EC region, with no model, brand or board number in the name.

Fixed BIOS image for the ECS H61H2-M2 motherboard, version 2.0, apparently a corrected edition of the standard dump for this H61 board.

Binary firmware image of 32.0 MB whose name only indicates an EC or BIOS chip on the bottom side of a board, with no model or board number given.

A 32.0 MB binary named simply ec, with no model, board number or version anywhere in the name, so its origin cannot be confirmed from the label alone.

Duplicate EC-labelled dump for the Lenovo Yoga 11e on the Wistron 17833-1M motherboard (LLA-1), stored as an 8.00 MB binary.

BIOS archive for the HP EliteBook 640 14 G10 on Quanta board DA0X8TMB8E0, revision E, containing main and EC firmware.

Small 128 KB binary with a very short, uninformative name, so its target device is unknown.

BIOS archive for the Biostar GF7050V-M7 SE variant, catalogued under ECS, at 497 KB in RAR format.

Anonymous 1 MB BIOS binary with only a generic file name, so the source device, brand and board number are unknown.

Uninformative file name that states only the 8 MB size, with no model, board number or chip type.

Second copy of the DVI7 image, a 512 KB .bin file whose short name gives little detail about model or board.

8 MB binary identified only by the 25Q64FV chip marking, which matches a Winbond 64 Mbit SPI flash.

Generic-named dump labelled MAIN, a 4.00 MB binary; the name gives no device, board number or version.

A 1 MB binary named only DV5, likely meant for an HP Pavilion dv5 notebook, though the name gives no motherboard number, revision or firmware version.

Raw 2 MB image named after the Winbond W25Q16 flash chip, which holds 16 Mbit. The name gives no device, board number or firmware purpose.

Generic binary named MERGE, 5.20 MB, with no brand, model or board details in the name.

Zip archive containing a binary named only for its size, 2 MB, with no brand, model or board number given.

16 MB raw read of a GigaDevice GD25Q128B flash chip in a WSON8 package, timestamped 11 April 2024 at 11:25:41 by the programmer software.

HP BIOS image of 4 MB with a generic name that gives no model, board number or version, likely paired with a separate HP EC file. The size matches a 32 Mbit SPI flash.

Binary image of 2.00 MB labelled U20, apparently a chip read from the board position of that name.

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

Firmware image named only with a number, 209394, in .rom format and 256 KB in size. The name gives no brand, model, board number or version, so its target cannot be…

Raw 512 KB read from a Winbond W25X40 flash chip, named only after the chip and a 2019-05-17 timestamp by the programmer software. No device or board is identified.

Small 512 KB binary named only ce, which identifies neither the device, the board nor the chip it came from.

Generic BIOS binary called bios.BIN with no model, board or version information in its name.