Large RAR archive of 567 MB whose name refers to fixing a blocked WhatsApp number. The name gives no device model, board number or detailed contents, so what it holds…

Part1 of the A225F scatter firmware package, binary revision U3, OS11, build A225FXXU3AUL2, split into two RAR volumes.

Part1 of the A125F scatter firmware package, U2 binary, OS12, build A125FXXU2CVI2, labelled for dead boot recovery and split across two RAR volumes.

Single 1.64 GB RAR archive with scatter firmware for model A107F, binary U8, build A107FXXS8BUC1, on the MediaTek MT6765 platform and Android 10.

PDF of 187 KB carrying only the name Richtek, a maker of power management ICs such as PWM controllers, buck regulators and charger chips common on laptop and desktop…

An 8 MB raw binary named only with a date-time stamp and the tag SVOD3, so the name reveals no device, board or firmware version.

Schematic in PDF format, 1.26 MB, whose name is a random string that identifies neither the device, the brand nor the board number.

Firmware image named HG655b-B025, about 5.7 MB, which appears to relate to a Huawei HG655b home router or modem rather than a laptop.

Raw read of a Winbond W25Q32 SPI flash chip, named with a capture date of 2019-08-25 and a timestamp, as programmer software typically saves dumps.

Software package for the RT809F universal programmer, dated 2024-01-16 and in an English version, packed as a 37.5 MB RAR archive.

Electrical part list for the Samsung SM-A325M, a 421 KB PDF from the service manual. It catalogues the electrical components used on the device with Samsung part codes…

RAR archive of 8.73 MB named only M127F, which follows Samsung model coding and points to the Galaxy M12 (SM-M127F).

Archive for a Wyse device labelled R10L, in a 693 KB RAR. The name does not say whether it holds firmware, a schematic or another document, so open it to see what is…

Schematic archive in PDF form for an OPPO smartphone with the model code 1105. The RG token in the name is not explained, so check the contents before relying on it.

PDF schematic for the board numbered X910513-008, delivered in a RAR archive of roughly 2.4 MB.

Small PDF schematic of 267 KB whose name gives only MK6200_B, most likely a model or board code with revision B, but no brand or device type is stated.

Firmware for the TCL LED32T3540 television on the T.MSD309.B71T main board, intended for a 25Q32 flash chip.

Schematic labelled SENUSA 3, a 5.87 MB PDF, apparently a later version of the SENUSA design that also appears as revision 2.

Service schematic for the Bose AM15P, as named in the file, likely an amplifier or powered bass module from an Acoustimass-type speaker system.

SMD marking code reference in PDF form, 11.4 MB. Books of this type list the short codes printed on surface-mount transistors, diodes, regulators and other small…

Short plain-text note of only 227 bytes whose name refers to disabling a USB drive. The name gives no device, operating system or method, so the contents can only be…

Small firmware file of 42 KB in a ZIP archive, with the name only indicating ITE, a maker of embedded and keyboard controllers.

Archive named Cof followed by a long numeric string, 10.6 MB in RAR format and catalogued as firmware. The name gives no model, board or panel details.

Firmware dump for the Toshiba 32PS200V television carrying the software string V28A001441A1; the MAN suffix may mark a main or manual-read copy.

Small ZIP archive with an EC firmware image, judging by the name, but no model, brand or board number is given, so its target device is unknown.

5.24 MB ZIP archive titled 081EC, a name that reveals nothing about the device, board number or content type.

BIOS image for the Intel DG41WV desktop motherboard, packed in an 860 KB RAR, with the name noting a 25Q16A flash chip, a 16 Mbit or 2 MB SPI part.

Boardview in .BRD format for A2179, packed in a 151 KB ZIP. The name gives only this identifier and no brand, board number or revision.

Generic PDF named only as an update, 1.35 MB in size, with no model, brand or board number given.

Firmware dump of 128 KB with a generic name that refers only to ENE, a maker of embedded controller (keyboard controller) chips used in many laptops.

Archive labelled only A20, a 13.7 MB ZIP with no brand, model code or contents named, so the file name tells very little.

Samsung service guide for the SM-A115U handset (Galaxy A11 family), revision 1.0, provided as a PDF in a 3.14 MB RAR. The U and F tokens are not explained by the name.

Working BIOS dump of 1 MB labelled E88 M42G NPB VERB, archived as RAR. The tokens appear to be board or model identifiers, but the brand and exact device are not clear…

Spanish multimeter table in PDF form, 171 KB, apparently a quick reference chart rather than a schematic for any device.

Spanish PDF on solving power-on problems, a short 183 KB guide with no device, brand or board number given.

PDF document labelled dt8211_188, about 1.39 MB and filed as a schematic, apparently related to the DT8211 device with 188 as a version or variant code whose meaning the…

Original BIOS dump for a device called r53, 4 MB in size. The org tag means it was read directly from a factory chip rather than built from an update file.

Very small 1 KB binary named nn, too small to be a complete BIOS image and with no clue to the device or purpose in its name.

A PDF catalogued as a schematic but named only Troubleshooting, so the device, brand and board number cannot be identified from the name.

BIOS image for the ASUS STRIX B250F GAMING desktop motherboard, version 1207 according to the name, in a 6.69 MB RAR.