ZIP archive of 9.79 MB containing, by its name, the Yoosee client for Windows PCs, software used to view and manage Yoosee-compatible IP security cameras.

Philips 42PFL4150 archive in ZIP format, 4.48 MB. The name contains only the model code, so the board number, memory type and software release are unknown until…

Archive for the Samsung Galaxy On7 smartphone, model G600FY, at 5.40 MB. The name does not reveal the contents, which could be schematics, layout drawings or service…

ZIP archive named Tebo-View, which appears to contain the TeboView boardview viewer or related files rather than data for a specific board.

Archive of about 9 MB named after the Intel 875P, a desktop chipset for Pentium 4 systems.

Service archive for the Honor Play smartphone from Huawei, packed as a 2.32 MB RAR. The name only identifies the device and says nothing about the document type, so open…

A 265 KB RAR archive labelled M5A97, matching the base ASUS M5A97 motherboard model name rather than the LE or EVO variants.

Quanta X1F motherboard archive, number DAX1FDMB6F0, revision 1A, in an 799 KB RAR. The name gives no brand or laptop model, so identify the machine from the documents or…

A 58.1 KB RAR archive titled only 70633, a bare number that does not reveal the device, brand or document type.

Service archive for the X51RL, packed as RAR at 2.40 MB. The name has no revision, chip or file-type details, so open it with 7-Zip or WinRAR and identify what is inside…

Archive for the UL20A, RAR format, 1.18 MB. The name provides no revision, chipset or content details, so its files need to be identified after extraction with WinRAR or…

Boardview data for the Quanta G51A mainboard DAG51AMB6C0, in a compact 112 KB RAR archive; the BVD token marks a boardview file.

Service archive for Quanta platform X83, board number DA0X83MB6H0 revision H, in a 1.50 MB RAR.

Archive for an X99-A motherboard, with 1.01 that probably refers to the PCB revision. At 273 KB it is too small for a BIOS image and is more likely a boardview or other…

Compact 2.58 MB RAR for the Apple iPhone 8 Plus, with no board number or document type named.

Small 213 KB RAR archive labelled only with the NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT mobile graphics chip, with no board number, laptop model or content type stated.

Small 147 KB RAR whose name contains a BVD reference, likely boardview data, and the Wistron-style board number 08250-1, tagged DF1D.

Repair archive for the ASUS Gryphon Z87, a 282 KB RAR whose name does not state the document type.

ASUS F2A55-M motherboard archive in RAR format, 356 KB, naming only the model. The board is built on the AMD A55 chipset for socket FM2 APUs in a micro-ATX layout.

Compact 197 KB RAR archive for the ASUS B85M-F, an Intel B85 micro-ATX board for LGA1150 CPUs. The name says nothing about the file types inside.

Compact 53.6 KB RAR labelled ze550kg, a model code in the style used for ASUS ZenFone handsets, though the name gives neither the brand nor the type of content.

RAR archive of 134 KB tied to the ASUS BU201LA, marked 2.0, which probably refers to the board revision; the exact contents are not stated in the name.

Large 437 MB RAR archive named with the code SNP40F618XAFVER6, dated 200917, with the further tokens 90160 and HVN4.0.

Archive for the Asus X550CC holding a file in ASC format according to the name, which in repair use usually means a boardview-style layout export.

RAR archive of 20.0 MB whose name appears to refer to the Openbox X5 receiver, with the brand spelled loosely; no version or date is given.

7z archive for the HP 840 G9 with pwd in the name, which most likely relates to password removal, though the contents are not described.

Archive labelled VM8G, 128 KB in RAR format. The name provides no brand, board revision or description of the contents.

RAR archive, 185 KB, for the UX32LA board, LN variant, revision 2.0 according to the name.

Compact 1.24 MB RAR archive for the Quanta ZRL motherboard design. The name states no revision, board number or document type, so unpack it to confirm whether it holds a…

RAR archive of 990 KB labelled D510 together with the code DM3D, which reads as a board or project identifier for the D510, presumably the Dell Latitude D510.

RAR archive of 433 KB named after AO4601, which is an Alpha and Omega Semiconductor part designation commonly found on a complementary N and P channel MOSFET package…

RAR archive of 47.9 KB for board 09513-SB, the larger of two uploads with this number and therefore the more likely to hold usable data such as a boardview.

EEPROM dump for the Samsung LA40S81BX LCD TV, assembly board BN94-01249C, taken from a 24C256 chip.

Zip archive named S15_02132000_AMD, 6.40 MB, with no stated contents. The tokens suggest an S15 device and an AMD variant, and the digit string may be a version or date…

Archive named Z87-DELUXE, the Asus flagship Intel Z87 ATX motherboard designation; no revision or file type is stated.

ZIP package, 649 KB, named for the A780L3C motherboard. The name does not reveal the contents, which could be a firmware image, schematic or similar service data.

RAR archive of 4.55 MB labelled only g780, with no brand, document type or board revision stated in the name.

RAR archive of 3.86 MB described as an activated copy of WinRAR, the Windows archiver used to open rar and zip files.

Cover chapter, section 1 of the Samsung SM-B310E service manual, a 77.0 KB RAR. In Samsung's numbered manual structure the cover part typically carries the title page…

Small 7z archive labelled quanta H97M, which suggests a Quanta-made board based on the Intel H97 chipset, though the name says nothing about the contents, the brand or…