Carrying only the part number 2SC5030, this 212 KB PDF is categorised as a schematic, but the JIS 2SC prefix identifies an NPN transistor and the file is most likely its…

162 KB PDF for the 2SB772, a widely used PNP power transistor with a JIS part number, where 2SB stands for a low-frequency PNP device.

A 444 KB PDF for the 2N7000 carrying the tag Sam, which probably identifies the manufacturer that issued it, although the name does not expand the abbreviation.

At 207 KB, this schematic-category PDF named 60EPF10 is somewhat larger than its sibling files, but its name still gives no manufacturer, product or revision.

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

Windows executable called FixServer, 9.03 MB. The name does not say which tool, device or service it belongs to, so its purpose cannot be confirmed from the file alone.

Short plain-text readme of 272 bytes bundled with this set of firmware dumps. Its contents cannot be judged from the name, but such notes usually hold flashing…

Mirrored PCB artwork for a Zener amplifier board, a 237 KB PDF; espejo is Spanish for mirror.

PDF schematic titled only R60, about 1.63 MB, with no brand, model or board number in the name.

Schematic PDF of 3.33 MB titled VST59SP89, with no brand or device description in the name, so the exact equipment it covers is unclear from the label alone.

Archive for the P80VC board, variant A.Q, roughly 771 KB. The name does not say whether it holds stock firmware, a schematic or other files, though its size is close to…

Zip archive tied to the ASUS TUF Gaming B450M-PRO II desktop motherboard, with the codes 60MB1610 and MB0A02 in its name.

Intel FIT version 12.0.68.1606 in a RAR archive, noticeably larger than its neighbours at 13.3 MB, so it may bundle extra files beyond the tool itself; the name does not…

Small 43.9 KB RAR containing decompiled Python code taken from an HP BIOS utility executable, with a name that also mentions Dell.

Part 15 of a large split RAR archive carrying the title GTA V Atom Guy Edition, with this single volume taking up 3.91 GB.

ASUS G531GT boardview for mainboard revision 1.4, provided in PDF form within a 1.73 MB RAR archive.

Android package for BLBL, a third-party client for Bilibili video aimed at TV boxes and set-top devices, version 1.3.1 built for API level 19 so it runs on Android 4.4…

Archive for the Gigabyte GA-G41MT-ES2L desktop motherboard, revision 1.3, about 1.19 MB in rar format.

Archive labelled for the HP TouchSmart 300 all-in-one, a 734 KB RAR whose name does not say what is inside, so it may hold a schematic, boardview or firmware image.

PDF document of 1.56 MB labelled Table B - 1 with the marking MV4-94V-0, filed as a schematic. The name does not identify a device, brand or board number.

Older 32 MB BIOS dump labelled 5420, most likely the original read before any repair, though neither the brand nor the board number is given in the name.

The 2SA1962, a PNP bipolar transistor by its JIS 2SA prefix, is documented here in a 174 KB PDF. Filed as a schematic, it is most likely the manufacturer datasheet.

A 255 KB PDF for the 2N4918, tagged RE in the name, possibly a revised or alternate edition though this is not defined.

PDF of 102 KB, indexed as a schematic, with the name 60CTQ045 as its only identifier. No laptop model, board number or revision is included.

PDF schematic, 950 KB, named only U6V. The name gives no brand, board number or revision, so confirm what it covers from the document title block.

TVW-format boardview for revision 2.0 of the Gigabyte GA-H61M-USB3-B3 motherboard, compressed in a zip.

16MB binary flash dump named inforcare, with no brand, model or board number in the name, so the device is unknown.

Board layout file for the ASUS UX431FA, main board 60NB0MB0-MB2140, in BRD format at 285 KB.

Schematic document named X40, a 1.88 MB PDF without brand, board number or revision in its title.

PDF datasheet for the Texas Instruments TPS25810, a USB Type-C downstream-facing port controller with an integrated power switch.

ZIP archive of about 5.58 MB whose name, LB35B, gives little away; it may be a board or project code, but the device, brand and contents are not stated.