Archive tied to the Canon G2415 inkjet printer, a ZIP of about 1.40 MB. The name gives only the model, so its exact contents are unknown.

A 1.49 MB raw binary named only by its firmware version, 7.0.3.1184. The target device is not stated, so there is no way to match it to a board from the name alone.

Raw 16 MB image read from a GigaDevice GD25Q128B SPI flash in WSON8 package, named automatically by the programmer software with a date and time stamp.

A 153 KB schematic-category PDF whose name, 60HFU, states no brand, product or board revision.

A 40.2 MB zip archive named TunaPro, which gives no device model, board number or file contents.

8 MB dump of an Eon EN25QH64 serial flash, named by the programmer with the chip model and an October 2018 date. The device it came from is not recorded.

Full NAND image of about 107 MB for the Samsung UN40F5000AG, main board BN41-01954A, LSF400HM02-A panel.

Acer H510H6-M2 desktop motherboard BIOS dump, version 1.1, for a 128 Mbit flash chip, zipped as a binary.

Archive for the Gigabyte GA-M68MT-S2P motherboard tagged R301, which probably refers to revision 3.01, though the name does not spell it out.

SPI dump read from an Intel DH61CR desktop board, an H61-based Micro ATX model, supplied as a 2.95 MB RAR archive.

Small Android package named base.apk, 2.83 MB in size, with nothing in the file name to say which app or version it is.

Raw 4 MB firmware dump saved as a .bin file under a short code name, BB10240, that does not clearly identify a manufacturer or model.

Small 123 KB RAR archive tagged HP, with a name made up of a numeric string that looks like a timestamp and gives no model or board information.

A 444 KB PDF for the 2N7000 carrying the tag Sam, which probably identifies the manufacturer that issued it, although the name does not expand the abbreviation.

Small RAR archive of 110 KB whose name points only to K43L with a version tag of 3.1. It gives no brand, board number or content type, so it is unclear whether it holds…

Binary firmware image named HISI352S, 1.34 GB in size, filed under BIOS and firmware. The name gives no device model, board number or version, so the exact target cannot…

Boardview in BDV format for the ASUS X421FL mainboard revision 2.0, a 138 KB RAR; the PK tag in the name is not explained.

Small ZIP archive, only 40.1 KB, linked by its name to the Lenovo G50-80, with an a361 tag that is not explained.

Firmware archive with an unclear name, which reads THERMAL 8-M2L4.5 and states no brand, board number or revision. It is a 4.66 MB ZIP listed as BIOS or firmware.

Firmware image for MSI board MS-16R51, version tag 102, zipped to about 45.9 KB. The small size suggests it is likely not a full BIOS region and may instead be embedded…

ZIP archive of 8.36 MB named only after the Samsung model code SM-P610, which is a Galaxy Tab S6 Lite tablet model.

Firmware archive for the Samsung XE500T1C ATIV Smart PC tablet, only 21.5 KB in size. That small size means it is unlikely to be a full BIOS image; it may contain an EC…

Archive for the Lenovo B450, 784 KB in RAR format, with the tag LA 14 in its name; the meaning of that tag is not certain, possibly a project or board code.

A 255 KB PDF for the 2N4918, tagged RE in the name, possibly a revised or alternate edition though this is not defined.

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

RAR archive of 2.10 MB named as an account checker tool for 2024, catalogued under BIOS and firmware.

Haier schematic in PDF form, 8.65 MB, with a name that carries no model, chassis or board number; the index tags it Clevo, but the name itself only says Haier.

Intel CSME version 14.1.53.1649, Corporate SKU for H-series PCH at A stepping, production signed, extracted, tagged -Y, 11.4 MB.

Firmware image for the Dell Inspiron N5050 fitted with a Core i3 CPU, taken from the second flash chip. It weighs 4.00 MB, so the target should be a 32 Mbit SPI device.

Firmware image for the Acer Aspire 4745 with the misspelled brand in the name, tagged ZQ1 and power, which most likely points to the ZQ1 platform and a power-on related…

ZIP archive of 4.89 MB with the uninformative name RB2G, giving no brand, model, board number or indication of contents.

PDF schematic for the ASUS B85M-V5 PLUS, a micro-ATX board on the Intel B85 chipset, archived as RAR and tagged RG.

An 8 MB BIOS binary tagged as ASUS, but the file name JYTUT gives no model or board number, so it is uninformative on its own.

ThinkPad T470 BIOS dump labelled late display, with the Intel Management Engine region cleared, as the ClrMe suffix suggests.

Samsung package for model SM-T357, a Galaxy Tab A 8.0 variant, in a 2.78 MB zip. Only the model code appears in the name, so extract it to see whether it contains…

Zip archive tagged for HP machines whose name only says serial new, which suggests tools or dumps related to writing serial number or system information, though no model…

Windows executable named Upgrade962, classified as software, about 20.4 MB. The name does not identify a device, brand or version, so its purpose cannot be confirmed…

Generic backup firmware image named BACKUP.BIN, 16 MB in size, with no brand, model or board number in the name.

Two-byte status register sidecar saved by a programmer when reading a Winbond W25Q128 flash chip, with the read date 2018-08-11 encoded in its name.

RAR archive named SVOD3 with version number 1.0.5.5, 2.61 MB in size. The name does not say which device or board the contents relate to, so treat it as a generic…