Windows executable named dv7, 4.89 MB, classed as software and most likely a BIOS update or flashing utility for an HP Pavilion dv7, though the name does not confirm its…

CQ56 firmware image, 2.00 MB and without extension, whose name reads cq56iorigi, most likely an original dump of an Intel-based CQ56.

An 8.00 MB BIOS dump for a 450 G1 marked GRAPHICS, without file extension, apparently meant for the variant fitted with separate graphics; no brand, GPU type or…

2 MB binary read from an SST25VF016B flash chip, timestamped March 2019 by the programmer software. The device is not mentioned in the name.

Winbond W25Q128 dump of 16 MB, recorded in August 2018 by the programmer, with no model or board number in the name.

Small 74.5 KB datasheet stored as PDF and named only by its document code, SDZS009. Nothing in the name states the device, manufacturer or package, so confirm those from…

Semiconductor datasheet saved as a 134 KB PDF under the document number SDZS005. The name reveals neither the component nor its maker, so treat it as unidentified until…

Archive for the Dahua DH-XVR1B08H recorder, an 81.7 MB ZIP; the name gives only the model, with no board code or version.

Compressed ZIP of 535 KB named M2N68-AM SE2, an SE2 edition of the M2N68-AM desktop board.

Component placement drawing for the Apex AX 20 amplifier board, a 61 KB PDF. It shows where each resistor, capacitor, transistor and connector sits on the PCB, which…

Speaker protection circuit for a 2.1 audio setup, a user-drawn design in a 139 KB PDF. Such boards normally delay relay engagement at power-up to stop thumps and…

CAD-format boardview for the earlier revision 1.2 of the MSI MS-7821 desktop board, compressed to 1.02 MB.

Archive of 334 KB for Quanta board DAX12AMB6D0, revision D, packed as ZIP. In Quanta numbering the D near the end of the code matches the stated revision.

ASUS BIOS file for the K42N notebook, version 213, as shown by the .213 extension in ASUS's usual naming style. It is 2 MB in size, which matches a 16-megabit SPI flash.

Main BIOS image for a JV50 laptop, version 128 according to the name, in a 4 MB binary suited to a 32-megabit SPI flash.

Embedded controller firmware labelled GD3 EC, stored without a file extension and 2.00 MB in size. The name gives no brand, model or board number beyond the GD3 code.

BIOS dump for Quanta board DA0ZRCMB6C0, revision C, read from a Winbond W25Q32BVSIG flash chip, which holds 32 Mbit and matches the 4 MB file size.

Duplicate of an ASUS S551LN BIOS image, 8 MB, with copia in the name, a Portuguese word for copy.

BIOS image for the ASUS K52JR notebook, marked OK by whoever saved it, suggesting a tested working dump. The 4 MB size corresponds to a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Firmware image for the Acer Aspire 5315, with z and an unexplained number 123455 in the name. The number is not explained and may simply be a label, not a version.

BIOS dump for the Acer Aspire 4745 in the Intel Core i3 configuration, as the name notes.

ASUS archive for a board or model coded B34Y, RAR of about 1.80 MB, with no revision or content type in the name.

BIOS for the Toshiba Satellite L50-A-19N with board codes VGSG and VG10S, revision 2.1.

Small ZIP for the Wistron LV115KB board, project 15277-2N, used in Lenovo V110 series notebooks.

Compressed package of 2.08 MB carrying the code 3CESL-RH-12, which suggests revision 12 of the 3CESL RH series. The name gives no brand, device or file type.

Another 2.43 MB copy named 3CESV-RH-01, matching an entry with the same name and size, so it is probably a duplicate.

Small RAR archive of 618 KB labelled only as Dell D505, which points to the Latitude D505 notebook.

Archive for Inventec board 6050A2465501, revision MB-A02, carrying the project code name RAMONES.

ZIP of 2.42 MB for the Dell Inspiron N4110, Quanta board DA0V02MB6E1, revision E. The name does not list the contents, so unpack it to see whether it carries BIOS…

BIOS image archive for Quanta motherboard DAX1BMB1AF0, revision F; the name does not state the laptop brand or model.

Lenovo B460 BIOS with the Intel Management Engine region cleaned, compressed in a 1.82 MB RAR.

Gigabyte G31M-ES2C motherboard BIOS with an .FJ extension, which Gigabyte uses to mark the firmware release, here version FJ.

BIOS image named G60JX, 4.00 MB .rom. G60JX matches the ASUS G60 gaming laptop naming, but the name gives no brand, board revision or BIOS version, so check the board…

Zipped BIOS for the K50ID laptop, where AS217 most likely denotes firmware version 217. The 645 KB archive is typical of the K50 generation update packages.

BIOS package for the K52DY laptop, where AS207 most likely refers to firmware version 207, supplied as a 1.14 MB zip.

Firmware archive for the Acer Aspire 5742, 1.70 MB rar, with no board number, version or list of contents in the name.

Firmware archive for the Samsung NP275E4V-K02MY notebook, 2.11 MB rar. The word ASLI is Malay/Indonesian for original, suggesting a stock dump from an untouched machine.

Datasheet covering the Microchip PIC18Fxx20 microcontroller family, a 7.04 MB PDF document.

BIOS image of 8 MB labelled 9010 and marked OK, which suggests a dump reported to be working, though the brand and board are not stated.

A 16.0 MB binary whose name suggests a cleaned Management Engine image, though no device, brand or board number is given. The size fits a 128 Mbit SPI flash.