UEFIExtract NE build A71 for 64-bit Windows, a small 406 KB ZIP. UEFIExtract is the command-line companion to UEFITool.

Lenovo firmware extract for board NM-E791, an LCFC (Lenovo's own ODM) number. The hex range in the name, 0x001E6B50 to 0x009E6B50, spans exactly 8 MB, suggesting a UEFI…

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.

Firmware file of 1 MB in .fd format, identified only by the code 360FF21, which is not explained in the name.

A 1 MB firmware file in .fd format named AV70316A, a code that does not plainly reveal the device or vendor.

FD firmware image, 1.00 MB, named 3310, a bare number that does not state brand, board, chipset or version.

Firmware capsule in .fd format, 2 MB, named PEW52114, which looks like a BIOS version string ending in build 114.

BIOS image named 3635F13, FD format, 2.00 MB, with no brand, board number or chipset given; the number and F-suffix pattern suggest a platform code with release 13.

Raw firmware image with an uninformative name, ZAS with a .fd extension appended to .BIN, giving no brand, model or board number.

Generic 32 MB binary named outimage.bin, which looks like an output file from an editing or building tool, with no device or board stated.

Generic 16.0 MB binary named outimage, a name typical of output from an editing or building tool, with no device, brand or board information given.

Small utility archive, about 39 KB, whose name describes it as an Intel TXE/ME injector.

Base copy of the 650hp C firmware image, 4.00 MB with no file extension, apparently for an HP 650 series laptop, though the board number and revision are not stated.

Generic 8 MB binary called outimage(1), a name typical of output files produced by BIOS editing or ME cleaning tools such as Intel Flash Image Tool, but it states no…

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.

Intel Management Engine region extracted on its own from a full SPI flash image, about 5.98 MB.

Raw 8.00 MB BIOS dump read from a GigaDevice GD25Q64 64 Mbit SPI chip on 10 May 2018, labelled kampinswd, which reveals no laptop brand, model or board number.

Raw image from a Winbond W25Q32 chip, 4 MB in size and saved in July 2019 according to the programmer timestamp.

Second 16MB read of the inforcare flash chip, with no device model stated in the name. Two reads of the same chip are normally compared to confirm the dump is stable…

Older 32 MB BIOS dump labelled 5420, most likely the original read before any repair, though neither the brand nor the board number is given in the name.

Unlabelled 16 MB binary dump from a GD25Q128B (128 Mbit) chip in WSON8 form, with only a programmer-generated timestamp in the name and no model or board number.

Generic 8 MB BIOS binary with an uninformative name that states only its size and the word new, with no brand, model or board number.

16MB binary flash dump named inforcare, with no brand, model or board number in the name, so the device is unknown.

Generic 32 MB BIN named outimage, a name typically produced by editing or merging tools, with no model, board or version stated. The size matches a 256 Mbit SPI flash.

ZIP archive holding a BIOS binary with the uninformative name buildsss, which states no model, board or version.

HP BIOS dump titled only mkulima, which names no model, platform or motherboard number. The 2.00 MB image has no extension and suits a 16 Mbit SPI flash device.

An 8 MB firmware binary named 0849E, a code that the name does not explain, and no brand, model or board is indicated. The size corresponds to a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Raw 16 MB read of a Micron N25Q128A serial NOR flash, with a February 2020 timestamp in the name. No device or board is identified.

Firmware binary of 32 MB with an uninformative name, builds.BIN, that gives no model, board number or version.

A generic binary named only as a new BIOS, with no brand, model or board number in the name.

Lenovo Legion BIOS dump in raw .bin form, 32.0 MB, with a vague name that gives no model, board number or revision.

Firmware archive simply named clear me, about 8.7 MB, with no model, board or version in the name.

Duplicate of the HOSEA USOO BIOS dump, an 8.00 MB .bin marked with a (2) suffix; the name offers no recognizable manufacturer, model or motherboard number.

Generic 16 MB binary firmware image whose name only states its capacity. It gives no model, board number or chip type.

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

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

Zipped binary firmware file whose name gives no model, brand or board number, so its purpose cannot be determined from the title alone.

Uninformative firmware file named flash.bin, a 16 MB binary with no brand, model or board number in the name.

ROM firmware image named E5500A17, 1.50 MB, with no brand or board stated. The name suggests an E5500 model with version A17, but it cannot be tied to a specific machine…

BIOS ROM for the ASUS K55A notebook, 6.00 MB. This size is unusual for a single SPI chip and may reflect a two-chip layout or a partial region, so check it against the…