2 MB raw firmware file named 1340ok2; the name suggests a model numbered 1340 and a dump marked as working, but no brand, board number or version is given.

Firmware labelled 5741G, probably the Acer Aspire 5741G, in a 1.69 MB RAR. The name gives no board number, revision or BIOS version.

Sony VAIO VGN-CR353 BIOS dump, compressed in a 592 KB ZIP, with the name indicating a 1 MB flash chip.

Raw 4 MB BIOS dump for the ASUS U41SV, where the 209 tag most likely marks the BIOS version and the word fixed indicates a corrected or repaired image.

BIOS package for the ASUS X540SA laptop motherboard at revision 2.1, labelled as fully working.

BIOS dump for the HP Pavilion x360 13-u008tu convertible, HP regulatory model TPN-W118, packed as a RAR file of about 14.9 MB.

BIOS firmware for the HP laptop with regulatory model TPN-Q299, Quanta motherboard DAG3HIMB8C0 revision C, project code G3HI, sized for a 16 MB flash chip.

BIOS archive for Quanta board DAG7GDMB8C0 revision C, stated in the name as fully tested.

RAR archive of about 1.37 MB labelled only with the phone model OPPO A83; the name does not say whether it holds a schematic, a boardview, a flash file or something…

8 MB BIOS image named 130 14IKB for a Lenovo laptop, most likely the Ideapad 130-14IKB, linked to the Compal motherboard LA-G202P.

Generic BIOS image tagged for Lenovo, but the file name gives no model, board number or version, so its origin cannot be confirmed from the name alone.

Samsung S20A310X LED monitor firmware, a 20-inch model, packed as a zip of roughly 290 KB.

BIOS dump for a board labelled H91H2-AM, revision V1.1, supplied as a 1.89 MB zip; the name gives no brand or chipset beyond the model code itself.

Firmware archive named AHM8008T-NB-N68C with version V1.01B, packed as a 14.5 MB RAR. The name suggests a surveillance DVR or hybrid recorder model, though no brand is…

BIOS firmware archive for the Biostar B360GT5S desktop motherboard, version 5.0 as stated in the name, indexed here under the ECS brand.

ASUS PBH61-M LX3 PLUS firmware for board revision R2.0; the name also gives 2.01, likely a BIOS version, and the RAR measures 3.99 MB.

Zip archive of 7.29 MB for the Samsung Galaxy J2 (2018), model SM-J250F, with an extra M marker in the name whose meaning is not stated.

Service manual archive for the Samsung Galaxy J2 (2016), model SM-J210F, sized 4.98 MB in ZIP format.

EDID image from a Samsung slim LCD panel, model LTN156AT35-H01, a 15.6-inch class display judging by the model code.

Complete schematic in PDF for the Samsung Galaxy Note II, model GT-N7100. A full schematic covers all circuit blocks of the phone, including power management, charging…

7-Zip archive of 6.19 MB filed as BIOS firmware. Its name only suggests that Intel Management Engine work was done on the image, probably an ME region clean or rebuild.

Version 1.15 system software for the Openbox S3 satellite receiver, compressed into a 3.49 MB ZIP.

BIOS archive for the HP ENVY x360 13-ar0150nd. The token 085DE is probably the HP system board ID, but this is not confirmed. No motherboard number is given in the name.

BIOS image for the Intel DP67BA desktop motherboard, 4.00 MB, marked as working. The name points to a 4 MB flash, so the image should match a 32 Mbit SPI chip.

Boardview for the Wistron Bolt project, board number 18789-1, single-sided (1SP) UMA version, meaning integrated graphics without a discrete GPU.

Schematic for the Quanta ZAW project, motherboard DA0ZAWMB8G0 revision G, marked r1A, supplied as a PDF inside a 2.49 MB RAR.

RAR archive for a P5QL SE motherboard with revision 1.01G given in the name, a model in the ASUS P5Q family for Intel LGA775 processors.

Zipped BIOS file for the Dell XPS 8500 desktop, version A14. The archive is about 3 MB, smaller than the 4 MB flash chip this model is known to use.

Small ZIP archive of 131 KB holding a firmware file named UB2.BIN, with no model, brand or board number mentioned.

Compressed boardview, BDV in the name, for a mainboard numbered 14279-1, a Wistron-style number.

Zipped BIOS file named bottom, which points to a dump from the lower of two flash chips or from the underside of a board.

PDF catalogued as a schematic, although the Spanish name translates to MCR equipment brochure, which suggests product literature rather than a circuit diagram.

Fourth copy in a series of HP dv6 AMD BIOS dumps, a 2.00 MB raw .bin file. The name holds no board number, model generation or firmware version.

Dump in .bin format, 1.00 MB, labelled DV5A, indicating a DV5 model with an A suffix that the name leaves unexplained.

Firmware file named cq62i3 (2), 1.20 MB, without an extension, suggesting a CQ62 model possibly fitted with a Core i3 processor; the (2) marks a duplicate copy.

BIOS image labelled CQ62CI, 1.00 MB raw .bin, indicating a CQ62 model with a CI suffix that the name does not explain.

Unlabelled 8 MB flash dump taken from an Eon EN25QH64 SPI chip, with the programmer's timestamp of 10 January 2019 as its name.

A 4 MB binary firmware dump labelled 4530 with the suffix sleetech, most likely a workshop or source tag.

Firmware dump labelled ASUS K54L, a 4 MB file with no extension. Beyond the model, the name gives no revision, version or status details.

BIOS dump for the Acer Aspire 5738, provided as a 2.00 MB raw binary with no board number or version stated in the name.