Small RAR archive, about 813 KB, holding BIOS firmware for the Dell Inspiron 1750 laptop; no board number, chip type or version is mentioned in the name.

1 MB firmware binary named d531, which most likely refers to the Dell Latitude D531 notebook, although the name carries no brand, board number or version to confirm it.

Firmware dump for an HP Pavilion dv7-2180us laptop, compressed into an 885 KB RAR archive.

Original BIOS image for the HP Pavilion dv5z, the customisable AMD based dv5 configuration, labelled asli, in a 752 KB RAR archive.

OpenBoardView executable for Windows, 3.13 MB, the open-source viewer widely used in laptop and phone repair to open boardview formats such as .brd, .bdv, .bv, .fz and…

BDV BoardView package, a 399 KB RAR containing a viewer program aimed at boardview files, most likely including the .bdv format suggested by the name.

RAR archive of BIOS firmware for the Lenovo B590 laptop, with 20208 most likely identifying the Lenovo machine type.

Generic BIOS archive in RAR format, 3.37 MB, whose name states nothing beyond the word BIOS.

BIOS archive for the ASUS K40AB laptop, board revision 1.3G, compressed as a 1.45 MB RAR.

HP firmware archive labelled 6080, a 1.93 MB RAR. The name is brief and states no full model line, board number or version, so the content has to be confirmed after…

Four megabyte BIOS dump marked OK for a K52F, a model name used by ASUS, with the tag indicating a tested working image.

BIOS archive for a Quanta mainboard numbered DAUT1AMB6D0, revision D, compressed as a 792 KB RAR.

Dump read from a Winbond W25Q128BV chip in WSON-8 package, a 128 Mbit part giving a 16 MB image, with a timestamp added by the programmer software.

Schematic for Compal motherboard LA-L191P, project code GH53G, revision 1A, in a 5.27 MB PDF.

Schematic for the board LA-L99GP, compressed in a 4.09 MB RAR archive; the LA- code is the Compal numbering scheme, though the name does not state the laptop brand or…

Archive for a Lenovo laptop on Quanta board DA0PS8MB8G0, revision G. Quanta uses the DA0 prefix followed by the project code, here PS8, with the rev letter printed on…

Original BIOS dump for a Fujitsu laptop board DA0FH2MB6E0, revision E, misspelled as Fujitso in the name, 1.52 MB compressed.

Boardview for Fujitsu laptop motherboards DAFH2AMB6G0 and DA0FH2MB6E0 at revision E, packed in a 97.7 KB ZIP.

Boardview for the Quanta H98 motherboard, board number DAH98MB38B0 at revision B. The DA prefix followed by a project code and MB is the standard Quanta naming pattern…

High-definition photo set of Inventec mainboard 6050A2371701, revision MB-A01, compressed in a 19.9 MB RAR archive, with no laptop brand or model given in the name.

Windows executable named for DMI transfer on the HP 245 G6 laptop, about 9.9 MB in size.

Schematic PDF for a board called MANAUS 10AD, 503 KB. Manaus is an Inventec project name, with Manaus 10 boards used in Toshiba Satellite notebooks, but the name does…

Repair guide, RG, for the P452SJ laptop, delivered as a 714 KB PDF. Expect board layout images with marked components, voltage values at key test points and flowcharts…

Schematic in PDF form for an Acer laptop on the Quanta ZGR board, DAZGRMB2AC0, 4.88 MB in size.

Working 16 MB BIOS binary for motherboard 6050A3285801, MB-A01 revision (A1). The 6050Axxxxxxx pattern is Inventec's board numbering, commonly found on HP business…

Schematic PDF for the Bitland BM5688 board, a design from the ODM Bitland, which builds laptops and tablets for various brands.

Boardview in a 154 KB ZIP for Quanta board DA0NJIMB8C0, used in an ASUS laptop. Quanta labels boards with a DA0 prefix code printed on the PCB.

Filed under schematics, the 39.8 KB PDF 2SD2441 with an E tag refers by its JIS-style 2SD prefix to an NPN bipolar transistor.

PDF of 46.9 KB filed under schematics but named after the component 2PC4617, with a suffix 3 that likely denotes the document issue.

Listed under schematics, this 188 KB PDF is named for the JEDEC part 2N5550 with an RE suffix whose meaning is unclear. No laptop, board code or revision is given.

The 69.8 KB PDF here is labelled with nothing more than 1SS321, a part number in the Japanese small-signal diode designation used largely by Toshiba.

Part code 1SS302 is the sole detail in this 67.5 KB PDF name; no laptop model, board number or revision is stated.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 47.5 KB PDF is labelled only as the 2KBP series, a designation that reads like a discrete semiconductor part family rather than a laptop…

A 123 KB PDF listed under schematics and titled with the part-style code 1SR153-400, with no laptop, board number or revision mentioned.

A 72.8 KB PDF indexed as a schematic and titled 110mt080kb, a code in a component part-number style with no reference to any laptop, board number or revision.

Indexed as a schematic, this 154 KB PDF covers a range named 1SMA5913BT3 to 45BT3, which follows the naming of an SMA-package Zener diode series.

Small 52.8 KB PDF filed under schematics with the code 70eps08 as its only identifier. No laptop brand, model, PCB number or revision appears in the name.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 130 KB PDF is named 64LCXX, where the XX looks like a placeholder covering several capacity or variant codes of one series.

Stored as a 131 KB PDF, 25ETS08S carries a name in the style of a discrete semiconductor part number, so expect a component datasheet despite the schematic label.

At 699 KB, this is the largest file in the group. It is a PDF filed under schematics and named 20MT120UF, with no laptop brand, model or board revision stated.