Datasheet PDF, 83.7 KB, for the 24C01 serial EEPROM, a 1 Kbit (128-byte) memory on the two-wire I2C bus. The name gives no device or board context.

The name 20VAPEC2002 is all this 183 KB PDF offers. It is filed as a schematic, but no brand, model, board number or revision is stated.

Filed as a schematic, this 134 KB PDF is named for the 9AF40 and 9AF60 parts, two variants in one document.

Binary dump named after the GigaDevice GD25LQ128 flash chip, 16.0 MB in size, matching that 128 Mbit part.

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.

NexusBV viewer, version 0.8, packaged as a ZIP for 64-bit Windows 7, the x64 counterpart of the 32-bit build.

Samsung SM-F926B schematic diagrams, roughly 2.09 MB in a ZIP archive; SM-F926 is the Galaxy Z Fold3 and B marks the international model.

Spanish PDF course topic about diagnosing and fixing software faults on mobile devices, 541 KB in size and seemingly identical to topic 7 in the same series.

PDF document of 1.29 MB whose numeric file name gives no hint of the device, board number or content, although it is catalogued as a schematic.

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 179 KB PDF named 3M-3006, classified as a schematic but without any device or brand information in the name.

Audio section of the Samsung SM-A20S schematic covering microphone, loudspeaker and earpiece circuits, a 4.63 MB PDF.

Model GLWS805ARJPC is covered by this exploded view workbook in .xlsx format, about 14.6 MB in size.

Exploded view workbook for model GLWS125EPHVG, in .xlsx format at roughly 18.5 MB. The file name carries only the model code, with no brand or device type.

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.

RAR archive of 6.71 MB named only 25B127DSIG, which matches the part marking of a 128 Mbit (16 MB) SPI flash chip; no device, brand or board number is given.

Small 256 KB binary named after the PM25LV020 flash chip, with an additional sav tag that most likely marks a saved or backup read.

Programmer read of a Winbond W25Q128BV flash chip in a WSON8 package, saved 10 April 2022 and zipped.

Samsung service document listing the common main parts for the SM-S901U, the US version of the Galaxy S22, in PDF of about 436 KB.

BIOS or firmware backup of 16.0 MB labelled 15 EH, which looks like a dump read from a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS ROM for a G41 D3 desktop motherboard, version 6.3, compressed in a 462 KB ZIP. The name refers to an Intel G41 board with DDR3 support but gives no manufacturer or…

RAR archive labelled as an original backup of BIOS or firmware, about 6.8 MB in size. No brand, model or board number appears 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.

Zip archive named builds1 that carries no device details, the same name and 6.85 MB size as another entry in the index, so it is probably a duplicate copy.

Embedded controller firmware called simply EC, compressed into a 57.4 KB ZIP, with no laptop model, brand or board number in the name.

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

BIOS image for an HP device labelled G640 G1, marked UNLOCK, which usually means the BIOS password or locks have been removed or the image modified to bypass them.

Second copy of a 4 MB BIOS image marked HP 15 green P, with green and P being informal variant tags that the name does not define.

Raw 8.00 MB .bin firmware image named HOSEA USOO, labels that do not identify a brand, model or board number, so the target device cannot be confirmed from the name…

Firmware image titled RV510i, 2.00 MB, provided without a file extension. Apart from that model-style label, the name carries no brand, board number, revision or version…

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

BIOS image identified by firmware code XMAKB5R0P0502 with the Management Engine region cleaned.

BIOS image for the Samsung NP350V on Compal QCLA4 board LA-8862P, revision 1.0, intended for an MX25L1606EM2I flash chip.

Windows installer package named Samsung Special, 11.7 MB in MSI format; the name does not say what the program does, and the brand tag lists MSI, which may simply…

Second part of a multi-volume RAR set, 734 MB, whose name points to Premiere Pro 2025, a video editing application.

Exploded view drawing in a 2.09 MB PDF; the generic name gives no brand or model, so the device must be identified from the document itself, likely part of a split…

Reference datasheet for SFAV65 in its XS variant, packaged as a 107 KB PDF. The filename gives only the part code, with no brand, board or device information, so the…

Datasheet for SFAV25 in the XS variant, delivered as a 111 KB PDF. The filename provides only the part code, without brand, board or device information, so the cover…

Specification sheet for the PM070WX1 display panel, document version 1.1, supplied as a 523 KB PDF. The 070 in the code suggests a 7 inch class panel.

RAR archive, 7.77 MB, named MeViper 3.0, apparently a utility package related to Intel Management Engine work. The name gives no device or board details.