ZIP archive of the Star-X 99 USB encrypted firmware, version V1.09.14618 with a build date of 17 August 2015. The name marks it as the USB edition of the 99 model.

STAR-X 2121 firmware from the Laser series, dated 25 February 2014 and marked as new in the name.

Firmware archive for the Medion MD99090, sold as the Akoya E6234, packed as a 3.17 MB ZIP.

Samsung schematic file named only by model code I9000, which corresponds to the Galaxy S, supplied as a 13.6 MB PDF.

Firmware archive for a GNET AD3004Z-D device, about 3.4 MB in size. The name gives only the model code, so the type of hardware and the flash chip are not stated; open…

Schematic in PDF form identified only by the code DS8249ABC-02, which reads like a part or document number rather than a device model, so the name does not say which…

Firmware dump packed as a RAR for a Compal-built mainboard marked ZPT10 LA-B151P, revision 1.0, with no laptop brand or model given in the name.

LG 22LK230-TA service material in a small 267 KB RAR archive. The name gives only the TV model, so the archive may hold a schematic, a service manual extract or a…

ZIP archive of 1.49 MB for the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge. No document type or model code appears in the name, so the contents should be checked after extraction; for this…

Archive with BIOS and EC firmware for a Lenovo Ideapad, packed as a 4.49 MB RAR. The name gives no model, board number or version, which is a real limitation: Ideapad…

Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus service archive, 10.4 MB in ZIP format, labelled only with the model and a numeric timestamp.

Shared BIOS archive covering four GD8 family boards: GD8, GD8-M, GD8-MV and GD8-V, in a single 371 KB ZIP.

Samsung SM-E500H schematic delivered as a 7.24 MB PDF. Only the model number is stated in the name, with no revision or board code.

BIOS archive for an ASUS X441SC-series laptop board, revision 2.1, stored as a 3.72 MB RAR; the name gives only the model and revision.

ZIP archive of 666 KB holding a BIOS ROM for the ASRock G41M-S3 desktop motherboard, version 1.50. The G41 in the model name refers to the Intel G41 chipset family.

Dell Studio 1558 laptop schematic as a 1.28 MB PDF. The file name states only the model, with no ODM, board number or revision, so the title blocks inside the document…

Firmware archive whose name carries only the code SUN1.2.311022-1219, possibly a version string and date, plus a numeric suffix, with no brand or model stated.

Windows executable of DFTPRO version 5.0.0, a 140 MB installer associated with Xiaomi devices in the catalogue.

Schematic diagram for the HP NX6120 notebook in PDF format, 941 KB. Only the model is given in the name, with no board number, ODM project code or revision, so check the…

Datasheet for the 2SA879 in a 49.9 KB PDF; the trailing _E in the name probably denotes an English version, though the name does not confirm it.

Listed as a schematic, this compact 47.4 KB PDF is named 80CLQ150, a code that resembles a power semiconductor part number rather than a board number.

This 57.7 KB PDF, listed as a schematic, is named 64LC10-40, which reads like a range of variants within one component series.

Catalogued as a schematic, 33C704 is a 166 KB PDF whose name is just an alphanumeric code without any model, manufacturer or board revision.

Generic binary called outimage, 32.0 MB, catalogued as BIOS or firmware, with nothing in the name about the device, board or revision it came from.

BIOS image named MainBios, 32.0 MB in size, without any brand, model, board number or version in its name.

ZIP package named NexusBV, version 0.5.1, which from its name appears to be a boardview viewing program rather than a dump for any specific device.

Small Excel spreadsheet with an uninformative name, NEW OK-1, which gives no model, board or content clue.

Owner documentation for an induction appliance, stored as a 14.5 MB PDF and filed under schematics, though the name identifies it as a user manual.

Uncompressed BRD boardview for the Wistron motherboard 17863-1, ready to open in OpenBoardView, FlexBV or a similar viewer.

Compressed BIOS image named H61FBL2-01, which points to a board built on the Intel H61 chipset, though the name gives no manufacturer or system model.

Firmware binary UC702.BIN packed in a ZIP archive of about 4.8 MB, with no device, brand or board details given in the name.

Schematic PDF with an uninformative single-letter name, so the device, brand and board number cannot be determined from the file name alone.

Samsung laptop motherboard schematic in PDF, 2.17 MB, with a generic name that does not state the model, board code name or revision.

ZIP-packed BIOS image for P1503CVA with version F1.218 in the name, about 19 MB compressed.

Binary BIOS dump named R61, 4.00 MB in raw .bin format. The file name holds only this short model-like token, with no brand, board number, revision or firmware version…

Small 512 KB binary named only ce, which identifies neither the device, the board nor the chip it came from.

Schematic PDF for the ARDOR Gaming RAGE R16-R7ND403 laptop, 3.55 MB in size. The name gives no board number or revision, so check the title block inside against the PCB…

BIOS dump named P3540FB with board revision 2.0, a 16 MB binary, with no brand or version information in the name. The file size matches a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Small RAR archive of about 104 KB that, judging by its name, wraps a single JPG image, probably a scanned diagram or reference picture.

Schematic PDF of about 1.5 MB labelled only UBA 800, without a maker name or revision. The sheets can be used to follow the circuit stage by stage, check component…