Datasheet-style PDF of 166 KB for the 2N4125, with an RE suffix appended to the part number; the name does not explain it, so treat it as a possible alternate or revised…

PDF of 86.6 KB for the 2N4036, with an r0 tag in the name that likely marks a revision zero edition, though the file does not say so explicitly.

Datasheet for the 2N2222A transistor, a 53.4 KB PDF whose name carries a Phi tag, most likely identifying the manufacturer edition.

A 761 KB PDF titled 28256a, filed as a schematic but most likely a fuller datasheet edition for a 28-series 256 Kbit parallel EEPROM, the a suffix suggesting a revision…

16 MB BIOS binary whose name is a version code ending in WW, a format Lenovo commonly uses for firmware releases, but no model or board number is stated.

Raw binary BIOS or firmware image of 16.0 MB with an uninformative numeric name. It states no brand, model or board number.

Unlabelled BIOS dump identified only by its 16MB size; no brand, model or board number appears in the name. The ZIP holds a binary for a 128Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS image of 4.00 MB labelled hp pavillion10 tchsmat, apparently for the HP Pavilion 10 TouchSmart, though the name has no board number, revision or version and no…

Second copy of the G62I BIOS dump, sized at 2 MB for a 16-megabit flash chip. Apart from the short label, the name states nothing about the brand, board revision or…

Second copy of the CQSO firmware dump, 2.00 MB raw .bin, with (2) marking a duplicate. The name is not descriptive and reveals no board number, revision or BIOS version.

Raw 1.00 MB firmware image for a CQ61, marked serial in brackets, which hints that the dump carries serial or product data rather than a blank region.

Firmware image for a ProBook 4520, saved without a file extension and marked as a second copy with (2). At 4 MB it corresponds to a 32 Mbit SPI flash.

BIOS or firmware image for a 450 G2C, the second copy of that name, measuring 8.00 MB and lacking a file extension.

Raw 8 MB dump from a GigaDevice GD25Q64 SPI chip, named after the chip with an October 2019 programmer timestamp.

A 4 MB BIOS dump labelled for the flash chip at position U53 and marked OK, meaning the uploader considered it working.

A 1 MB binary named only lansky, giving no model, brand or board number, so the target cannot be identified from the name.

A raw 2 MB BIN firmware file named 1525I, plausibly for a Dell Inspiron 1525, although the name does not confirm the brand.

Intel ME firmware version 16.0.15.1810, Corporate edition for LP PCH, stepping A, production, extracted with a -Y suffix.

Raw BIOS image for the Acer 4730Z, 1.00 MB, the size of an 8 Mbit SPI flash. The name gives only the model, so the board number and BIOS version must be checked on the…

Archive of a BIOS partition viewer tool, a utility for opening firmware images and showing their layout, such as flash descriptor, ME, GbE and BIOS regions.

A short PDF datasheet, only 26.4 KB, labelled SM5K5 with a trailing _7 suffix that may indicate a page, section or edition number; the name does not say which.

Unnamed 4 MB BIOS binary saved under the generic outimage label, typical of an image exported by a flash programmer or editing utility.

Raw BIOS or firmware image of 16.0 MB with an uninformative numeric name that reveals no brand, model or board number.

Raw 16 MB flash dump read from a GigaDevice GD25Q128B chip in WSON8 package, saved on 16 January 2024 according to the timestamp in the name.

Archive named MI 10 youth, 2.45 MB in RAR format, likely tied to the Xiaomi Mi 10 Youth edition, but the name gives no file type, board number or version.

A 16 MB binary image labelled with the Winbond W25Q128 flash name, a 128 Mbit SPI chip whose capacity matches the file size.

An 8.00 MB raw binary named dr10f866, a code-like name that gives no model, brand or board number.

BIOS ROM file whose name suggests D620 with version A10, though the name states no brand, so the target device should be confirmed independently.

Generic BIOS dump with an uninformative name that states no brand, model, board number or firmware version.

Small 128 KB firmware file with no extension, labelled only as an EC region, with no model, brand or board number in the name.

MSI MS-7246 motherboard schematic whose name carries 10, probably revision 1.0. It is a 1.07 MB PDF. Boards numbered MS-7xxx come from MSI's desktop range.

Firmware dump for the EMX-A70FM2+ ICAFE desktop motherboard, intended for an 8MB flash chip and stored as a RAR.

Generic Apple MacBook firmware dump; the name states no model, year or logic board number, so its exact target is unknown.

Service manual for the Samsung SM-A115F, the international Galaxy A11, delivered as a 21.8 MB PDF credited to Anibal Garcia. The name is in Spanish.

Thirteenth issue of El mundo de la electronica, a Spanish-language electronics course delivered as a 1.47 MB PDF.

Large 156 MB RAR archive simply named TOOLS, with no indication of its contents in the name.

Small RAR archive, 115 KB, labelled P5KPL-AM SE, the name of an Asus desktop motherboard model.

Boardview for the ASUS A8N32-SLI Deluxe desktop motherboard, stored in a 595 KB RAR archive.

EDID data for the LG Philips LP154WU1 15.4-inch WUXGA panel as used in Dell notebooks, compressed into a 215-byte RAR archive.

128-byte EDID binary for a Dell laptop panel with 141wp1 in the name, most likely the LP141WP1 14.1-inch WXGA+ panel, though the name gives no full part number.