Dell Latitude C600 archive in RAR format, 817 KB. Nothing beyond the model is given in the name, so the board number, revision and contents remain unknown until…

RAR archive of 1.49 MB for the Dell Latitude D505, named only by model, with no board number, revision or description of the contents.

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.

Archive for the Apple iPhone X, 6.44 MB in RAR format, without any indication of what it contains.

RAR archive of 1.40 MB named after board number DA0Z8BMB6C0, which follows the Quanta DA-prefix scheme for project Z8B.

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.

Archive covering the ASUS A7T and A7M notebooks, 2.92 MB in RAR format, with no document type named.

RAR archive of 4.13 MB for the ASUS A7S laptop, named only by model with no type or revision.

RAR archive of 3.76 MB whose name lists only JW8, JW8B and JW8C, apparently variants of one project or board code.

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

Compressed ZIP of 535 KB named M2N68-AM SE2, an SE2 edition of the M2N68-AM desktop board.

Archive of 519 KB in ZIP format labelled M2A-MX, a desktop motherboard style model name.

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

Archive for the Gigabyte X299 AORUS Gaming 7, revision 1.0, marked as an introduction document.

Archive named only A710FD, a 4.13 MB rar with no brand or document type stated. The code resembles the Samsung SM-A710FD, the dual-SIM Galaxy A7 2016, but the contents…

ASUS archive for a board or model coded B34Y, RAR of about 1.80 MB, with no revision or content type in the name.

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.

Archive for the Biostar G41D3C desktop motherboard, built on the Intel G41 chipset, about 956 KB in size.

Small RAR archive of 618 KB labelled only as Dell D505, which points to the Latitude D505 notebook.

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

ZIP archive of 4.12 MB with an uninformative name, 084AA, that states no device, brand or board number.

Schematic archive for the Acer Aspire 5734Z and 5735Z, Compal board LA-4854P; SCEMATIC in the name is a typo for schematic.

Archive named A510FD, the model code of the Samsung Galaxy A5 (2016) dual-SIM phone, SM-A510FD.

Lenovo-related RAR archive of 1.05 MB for a Foxconn board coded S04. The name gives no machine model or revision, so match the code against the motherboard silkscreen…

RAR file labelled simply as Dell Latitude E4310, with no board number, ODM or revision in the name.

RAR archive of 876 KB for a Dell 5100 with an LA 1452 board reference, which corresponds to Compal numbering, normally written LA-1452.

Archive for Inventec board 6050A2465501, revision MB-A02, carrying the project code name RAMONES.

Small 60.5 KB RAR archive named ze600kl, a code that corresponds to the ASUS ZenFone ZE600KL model naming, though the name gives no indication of the actual contents…

Archive of 178 KB labelled Z96FM, a board code with no stated brand, revision or description of the contents.

RAR archive, 143 KB, for the TP550LD board, revision 2.0 according to the name. The content type is not stated, and the small size points to boardview data rather than a…

RAR archive for a Quanta R18D motherboard, the code Quanta uses for one of its notebook board projects.

Archive for the K42F motherboard, revision 3.2, just 145 KB. A size this small usually means a boardview rather than a schematic, but the name does not confirm the…

RAR archive of 8.39 MB with an uninformative name giving no device, board number or brand.

RAR archive, 92.8 KB, for motherboard 10260-1, a number in the Wistron numbering pattern.

RAR archive of 112 KB for board 10211-1, whose number follows the Wistron scheme. Contents are not described in the name, nor are brand or model, but the size fits a…