Small Persian plain-text document of about 19.9 KB, whose title begins with words meaning everything you should, so the full subject is not clear from the name.

Short plain-text readme of 272 bytes bundled with this set of firmware dumps. Its contents cannot be judged from the name, but such notes usually hold flashing…

Plain text file of only 13 bytes named password.txt, with nothing in the name about which device or archive it belongs to.

Tiny plain-text file of 116 bytes called link.txt, which most likely holds a web address or a short note rather than repair data.

Short readme text of 38 bytes meant to be opened before using the files it accompanies.

Short plain-text note of only 227 bytes whose name refers to disabling a USB drive. The name gives no device, operating system or method, so the contents can only be…

Small plain text document of just 109 bytes whose name only suggests an address note; it gives no device, board or firmware information.

Tiny 25-byte text note about skipping the network setup step in Windows 11 installation.

Small plain-text document of only 317 bytes with the generic name link.txt, so the name reveals nothing about any device, board or firmware.

Short plain text note of 515 bytes titled as Windows 10 activation commands for the command prompt.

Small 1.02 KB text document named as a programmable IO list. The name does not say which device, chip or board it concerns.

Plain text note in Spanish whose title says it covers drivers for all phone brands, yet at only 39 bytes it can hold little more than a single line, most likely a link…

Plain text note of only 8 bytes with a default untitled name, as created by Windows with a Russian locale.

Small plain-text note, only 152 bytes, whose name indicates instructions or a command for viewing the Windows product key stored on a machine.

Small plain-text file of about 1 KB named UnlockRequest, with no device, brand or model in the name.

Second untitled text document of 8 bytes, auto-named by a Russian-language Windows system. The name reveals nothing about the device or firmware it relates to.

Tiny 61-byte plain text note titled eMMC points, with no device, model or board named in the file name.