Dell utility archive called Service Tag Finder, 9.57 MB RAR. The name suggests it locates or reads the Service Tag, Dell's unique system identifier, which is often held…

HP G6 on the Quanta R13 platform, packed with files for a graphics conversion: running a board that originally had discrete graphics on integrated video only.

ZIP archive of 6.12 MB whose name gives no model, board number or brand. The unpass part hints at a password removal tool or unlocked BIOS image, but the exact contents…

Archive for the HP Chromebook x360 14 G1 on Compal board LA-G632P, described as a fix for running Windows 11, about 6.21 MB in RAR form.

Compressed 3.09 MB RAR package tied to the TCL L42E9FBD television, with extra spacing in the original name but no other details.

Photo archive of Compal board LA-C292P, revision 1.0, with AIWB0-B1 as the project code in the name.

Archive for the Lenovo IdeaPad 320-15IKB, machine type 81DC, BIOS version 8RCN50WW, on LCFC board NM-B451, packed as a 4.89 MB RAR.

Archive of about 815 KB for the HP EliteBook 8460p, board 6050A2398501 at revision A02, labelled CLASH and NEUTRAL.

Zip archive containing FD44Editor version 0.9.2 for Windows, a small utility for viewing and editing board-specific data stored in ASUS and similar UEFI BIOS images.

RAR archive labelled L640 U15, with no brand or further details in the name. The U15 token most likely refers to a board component designator, often the reference of a…

ZIP archive of about 19.6 MB with InnoExtractor version 10.0.0.116, a Windows tool for unpacking Inno Setup installers.

Unlabelled-type archive, 2.09 MB, named 3CESLRH131, which may denote revision 13.1 of the 3CESL RH series, although that reading is not certain.

Board archive named 3CESLRH14, 2.09 MB in RAR format, matching the hyphenated 3CESL-RH-14 entry in code and size and probably duplicating it. Contents are not described.

RAR archive called 08BAD, 7.30 MB in size, whose name reveals nothing reliable about the device, board number or contents.

RAR archive of 4.20 MB named Q77M D2H, which corresponds to a Gigabyte desktop motherboard built on the Intel Q77 chipset.

Compressed archive of 4.88 MB named only 0864D.F36, which gives no clear model, brand or board number.

ZIP archive, 556 KB, titled M2N68-AM, matching a desktop motherboard model name. No revision or content type appears in the name, so inspect the files after unpacking.

Compressed archive of 419 KB named M5A99FX_PRO, a model name used on an ASUS AM3+ desktop board, although the name gives no brand or revision.

Small archive of 1.24 MB named 3D1-20, with no brand, model or file type in the name. The code may indicate version 2.0 of a 3D1 series, but this cannot be confirmed.

Small RAR archive of 137 KB named 09A21-1, with no brand, device or content type indicated.

ZIP archive of 4.18 MB labelled RZ09-01662, a Razer product code style used for Blade laptop models; the name gives no board number or content type.

RAR archive of 292 KB carrying only the ASUS F1A55 series name, so it is unclear which exact board variant it belongs to.

Second copy, marked (1), of the HP 15 X12a archive, with the same 335 KB size as the first. It most likely duplicates the same BIOS image or document for this platform.

RAR archive of 7.29 MB for a board identified as ZK-H670-I5, with an Intel Core i5-1235U processor noted in the name.

Small RAR archive of 754 KB named only SX, which says little about the device it belongs to.

Zip archive of 12.6 MB with an uninformative name that reveals nothing about the device, board or contents.

Archive titled only 16mb, giving no hint about the device, brand or board it belongs to.

ZIP archive of about 6.24 MB labelled UC6, a short code that does not state the manufacturer, model or document type.

Dahua DH-XVR4B08H recorder archive, 158 MB in ZIP form, tagged D1820 and 41_208, apparently the PCB code and board version.

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 archive of 547 KB labelled M4N68T-M-V2, indicating a V2 revision of an M4N68T-M desktop board.

Archive labelled GC6, 103 KB, packed as ZIP with no model, brand or revision information in the name.

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.

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.

RAR file of 2.08 MB labelled 3CESL-RH-13, likely revision 13 of the same 3CESL RH series, with no device or brand named.

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

RAR package of 1.50 MB coded 4MPSV-20, apparently a later version, possibly 2.0, of the same series as the 4mpsv-11 file.

Repair material for the original Apple iPhone SE in a 5.05 MB RAR; the name gives no board number or file details.

RAR archive labelled 2pesv-11, about 1.51 MB, with no manufacturer, model or document type given.