Named 80EPF02 and 145 KB in size, this PDF is catalogued as a schematic but the code is a rectifier diode part number in International Rectifier format, so the content…

A 135 KB PDF filed as a schematic and named 70cru02. Nothing in the name identifies a device, board maker or revision, and the difference from the related 70cru04 file…

A schematic-category PDF of 129 KB whose name, 50WQ04FN, identifies no device, board number or revision.

PDF reference sheet listed as a schematic and titled 28F512, a code used for 512 Kbit parallel flash memory of the 28F series.

Under the name 27c040 this 153 KB PDF covers a part from the 27C CMOS EPROM series, even though it is categorised as a schematic.

Part-code document named 30CLJQ100, a 51.5 KB PDF that the index lists as a schematic. The name gives no laptop model, board number or revision, only the component…

Alternative 135 KB PDF for the 25C02 code, its name differing from the other 25C02 sheet only by a trailing underscore.

Filed as a schematic, this 168 KB PDF is identified only by 20L15T. It gives no brand, model, board number or revision, so its exact subject is unclear from the name…

Zipped BIOS dump of 7.41 MB whose name suggests an unlocked or password-removed image, though no device, brand or board number is given.

Schematic PDF for a board identified as UL50AT, 1.23 MB in size. The name gives no revision or brand, so check the title block inside the document for the board version.

PDF schematic named only SY3, a 551 KB document without any brand, model or revision information in its name, so its identity must be confirmed from the title block…

Small RAR archive, 174 KB, labelled M57 DVT MLB, where MLB means main logic board and DVT means the Design Validation Test build stage.

Schematic for the Compal LA-5752P laptop mainboard, an 837 KB PDF. Only the board number is given, with no model, brand or revision.

Boardview packed in a 115 KB RAR archive for board 17833-1M, a number in the Wistron style; BDV in the name stands for boardview.

RAR archive weighing 1.43 MB labelled 5LXWVRH02, which appears to be board code 5LXWV with revision suffix RH02 written without separators.

A 1.55 MB RAR archive for board 5LXWL at revision suffix RH-10, a sibling of the RH-11 package from the same series.

Repair archive in RAR format, 1.50 MB in size, associated with board code 4MPSV and the number 20, probably a revision.

Generic schematic PDF of 953 KB whose name gives no model, brand or board number, so the device it covers can only be identified by opening it and reading the title…

Dell Latitude 5520 BIOS archive labelled new and repeatedly ok, suggesting a fresh, tested dump.

NAND memory dump for the Samsung UE55D5500 LED TV, main board BN41-01660B, read from a K9GAG08U0E chip, a Samsung 16 Gbit NAND flash. The archive is large at 157 MB.

Firmware archive for the HP Elite Dragonfly, with the name carrying what looks like an HP serial number, meaning the dump was read from one specific unit.

UEFIExtract NE, build A73, for 64-bit Windows in a ZIP archive. It is the command-line companion to UEFITool and unpacks every volume, file and section of a UEFI…

Compressed EC firmware archive of 67.5 KB with a generic name that gives no device, brand or board number.

Zipped flash read from a Winbond W25Q64BV chip, saved 10 April 2022. The W25Q64 holds 8 MB, a common capacity for laptop BIOS chips.

BIOS binary whose name gives nothing but its 16MB capacity, so the device it came from is unknown. Packed as a ZIP, it suits a 128Mbit flash chip.

Circuit diagram for the Quanta ZH1 board project, a 852 KB PDF with no revision indicated.

Boardview in BRD format for Wistron board 08270-1, with no laptop model given in the name.

PDF schematic of 212 KB titled USB, without any model, brand or board number in the name.

Duplicate HP firmware file named mkulima, a label that gives no laptop model, board number or revision, so its target hardware cannot be told from the name.

HP 840 BIOS dump, 16 MB, with no generation, board number or version given in the name.

Full 8.00 MB BIOS read from a GD25Q64 SPI chip, a 64 Mbit GigaDevice part, on an HP 15 laptop tagged USOO; the programmer timestamp dates it to 15 May 2018.

Duplicate CQ62I firmware image, 1.00 MB .bin; the (2) only separates it from the same-named file. The name does not specify board number, chipset or BIOS version.

CQ60 firmware in .bin form, 2.00 MB, named cq60i, where the i probably refers to the Intel variant, an inference from the name only.

Second 2.00 MB BIOS image for the 2230S model designation, marked as a copy of another file with the same base name.

Second copy of a 4.00 MB firmware image for the 2000A model designation, distinguished only by a copy suffix.

BIOS or firmware image of 2.00 MB in .bin format, named 635 without brand or board number.

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

Tiny two-byte companion file holding the status register value saved by a flash programmer during a read of a Winbond W25Q64BV chip on 7 December 2024.

Status register value file, only two bytes long, saved when a Winbond W25Q64BV flash chip was read on 2024-07-13.

Full 32 MB dump of a Winbond W25Q256FV chip in a WSON8 8x6 mm package, read on 23 May 2025.