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 of 7.18 MB described as the latest ME Analyzer package dated 2022, with SKB in the name.

Windows executable presenting a power-up sequence diagram for 10th-generation Intel platforms without Deep Sx support, branded SKBWORLD, 2.98 MB.

Large archive of 912 MB carrying the Lubuntu 16.04.6 desktop release for 64-bit PCs, a lightweight Linux distribution, although the catalogue lists it as firmware.

Razer updater tool version 1.0.6.2 bundled with Intel Management Engine firmware 11.8.50.3425, compressed as a 5.12 MB ZIP containing a Windows executable.

ZIP archive whose name describes it as a BIOS memory SPD removal tool, about 1.87 MB. The name gives no brand, model or board details, so the exact function is unclear.

Large miscellaneous archive of about 1.13 GB whose Russian name translates roughly as assorted useful material for mods, mats and tserver, and other things.

Software package for Android phone servicing, named Sonualok Android Tool with the RedForceGSM tag, about 397 KB.

Installer, 3.08 MB, for KMSpico, an unofficial tool that emulates a KMS server to activate Windows and Microsoft Office without a purchased licence.

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

ZIP of the ME Analyzer source repository (master branch), a Python-based tool that parses Intel Management Engine, CSME and related firmware.

Large RAR archive of about 342 MB whose Russian name translates roughly as materials for unpacking a big software collection onto an HDD and other items.

Duplicate read of the plain 8470p BIOS image, 16 MB in size and sized for a 128 Mbit SPI flash. The file name carries no version or board information.

Windows installer of roughly 90 MB that the name identifies as the Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 package.

Small RAR archive whose Vietnamese name translates roughly to software for comparing BIOS source, suggesting a utility for checking or comparing firmware images rather…

PDF titled BQ738, which matches the naming of Texas Instruments bq738xx battery charge controllers common on laptop boards.

PDF reference of 150 KB for the 2SD2206, categorised as a schematic though the name is simply a transistor number.