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.

Intel FIT version 11.8.79.3722 packed as a 5.53 MB RAR. The Flash Image Tool is Intel's utility for building SPI flash images, letting a repair technician load an…

Factory image set for a device code-named duchamp, build FACTORY-DUCHAMP-1116 on Android 14, packed in a 3.15 GB ZIP file.

Archive with a TWRP custom recovery for the Pocophone M3, codename citrus, in a 32.3 MB zip.

ZIP archive of about 6.3 MB with a generic name that reveals no device, brand or board number.

Dell archive for project MANTIS, Comet Lake (CML) platform, Wistron board 18778-1, with the code 4R47G in the name.

RAR archive of 3.76 MB for an LCD TV main board. The name points to a TP.SK108.PA672 board with a TZ24AP model code, and the trailing 1366 most likely means a 1366x768…

ZIP archive of about 33 MB named simply pack, with no model, board number or file type indicated.

A 757 KB ZIP archive labelled A780L3L, a motherboard model identifier. What the package contains is not stated, so it may be a BIOS image, schematic or other repair…

ZIP archive of 4.89 MB with the uninformative name RB2G, giving no brand, model, board number or indication of contents.

Zip package of about 13.6 MB for the SR-2000HD EXTREME receiver, carrying firmware V297 dated 8 November 2021.

Small 5.66 KB ZIP of SoftCam configuration for Enigma2 satellite receivers, dated 25 May 2026 in the name.

A 265 KB RAR archive labelled M5A97, matching the base ASUS M5A97 motherboard model name rather than the LE or EVO variants.

Archive of 446 KB for the Intel D945GCLF desktop board, the compact Atom-based design. The name does not reveal whether it holds a BIOS image, a schematic or other…

Compressed ZIP archive of 3.28 MB named X750J, a designation that resembles ASUS notebook naming, although no brand is given and the contents are not described.

Archive named Lenovo LCD D155, roughly 1.19 MB, with nothing else in the name to pin down the model or contents.

Package for the Philips 24PFL3938 LCD TV, 2.36 MB in ZIP format, named only after the model.

Repair archive for the Acer Aspire One D270, built on the Quanta ZE7 board, a 635 KB RAR file whose exact contents the name does not list.

A 1.11 MB zip archive for the MSI MS-6707 motherboard. Nothing beyond the brand and board code is stated, so the type of material, schematic, manual or BIOS, is unknown…

F7SR model archive in RAR format, 3.71 MB, the largest in this group. The size implies a sizeable schematic or several bundled files, but the name gives no board number…

Archive of 2.12 MB named 2CEWH-RH11, in RAR format, without any brand, model or document type in the name.

Dell Vostro 3360 archive for board DA0V07MBAD1, a Quanta numbering pattern in which the DA0 prefix identifies the board and the suffix its revision.

A 202 KB RAR file for the ASUS A58M-F, an entry-level micro-ATX board with the AMD A58 chipset for FM2+ processors.

Main board files for the Samsung UE32F4800AW television, in a 5.35 MB RAR archive marked chassis main.

Firmware package for the ZEED4 receiver, version V8.29 dated 26 October 2021, in an 11.5 MB zip.

Archive of 9.07 MB named for model code G614FH with version 301; the name suggests a firmware release for that model but gives no brand or file details, so check the…

Archive for the ASUS TUF Gaming FX505DY on the AMD platform, labelled 308, which likely refers to BIOS version 308, though the name does not state its exact contents.

Compressed RAR file of 1.43 MB for board code 5LXWV, suffix RH-10, which reads as a revision designation.

A 623 KB ZIP archive named for the A76GMV motherboard. Nothing in the name describes the contents, which may be a BIOS image, schematic or similar documentation for this…

Archive named W7J, RAR format, 1.22 MB. The name gives only the model or board designation and says nothing about revision or contents, so unpack it and inspect the…

Archive for the ASUS F1A55-M LX PLUS, 696 KB in RAR form, larger than most files in this series and so possibly holding several files.

A 3.19 MB ZIP archive covering two items labelled LB31B and LB36B, apparently grouped together because they are related variants.

NVR firmware archive of 13.9 MB whose name gives no model, version or hardware details, so the contents must be identified before use.

Archive for the Dahua DHI-NVR1108HS-S3-H network video recorder, a 46.4 MB ZIP whose name lists only the model.

Archive for Philips model 19PFL4738, a 19-inch television going by the model code, packed as a 2.53 MB ZIP.

RAR archive of 401 KB for the Mercury PI945GCM desktop motherboard, version 1.0A, an Intel 945GC based board.

Very small RAR archive, only 37.6 KB, labelled for the Star Track SRT 150 GOLD NEW receiver.

ZIP archive of 2.72 MB named AM1l, which appears to be a motherboard model identifier, though the name gives no further details.

ZIP archive named only Amigo, roughly 970 MB in size, with no device, board number or file type stated in the name.

Second copy of a package for the Philco PH32F33DG television, also 14.5 MB in RAR form.