ZIP of 328 KB named T-link version 22, with no device or board number mentioned. The name matches a small Windows utility that circulates among repair technicians…

Intel Flash Image Tool 10.0.46.1002 in a compact 1.17 MB RAR archive, from the older version 10 ME System Tools.

ZIP archive, 233 KB, named TRKU with the token BVD, very likely a typo for BDV, meaning boardview.

Archive labelled GC6, 103 KB, packed as ZIP with no model, brand or revision information in the name.

RAR archive of 53.6 KB labelled ze550kg, matching the ASUS ZenFone ZE550KG model code, with no detail in the name about whether it holds a boardview, schematic or other…

Archive for the K42F motherboard, revision 3.2, just 145 KB. A size this small usually means a boardview rather than a schematic, but the name does not confirm the…

Compressed RAR package for the ASUS Sabertooth Z77 desktop board, 567 KB. The name only gives the model, so the exact contents need checking after extraction, though the…

Apple logic board 820-3787 revision A, supplied as a 3.8 MB RAR archive with no further detail in the name.

A 156 KB RAR archive labelled M4N78_SE, matching the ASUS M4N78 SE motherboard naming. The filename gives no indication of its contents, which could be a boardview…

Generic ZIP archive called builds3, about 2.7 MB, with nothing in the name identifying a device, board or firmware type.

ZIP archive called clssss, around 12.6 MB, with a name that offers no model, board number or description of its contents.

H81M-CS motherboard package, a 10.0 MB zip, without revision in the name. The model suggests an Intel H81 micro-ATX desktop board; the large size hints the archive may…

Archive for the LG K4 smartphone, model K120AR, packed as a 32.4 MB ZIP. The name does not reveal what the archive holds, so it may include schematics, service…

RAR archive of 22.9 MB described as a Windows 10 activator, written in Portuguese. It is not schematic, boardview or firmware material and holds no repair data for any…

Small RAR archive of 4.48 MB labelled in Portuguese as a Windows 10 activation tool. Nothing here relates to board diagnostics, schematics or firmware dumps, so it has…

Second copy of the H61MLV2 archive, the same 1.53 MB ZIP size and very likely a duplicate download.

Boardview archive for the Quanta DAN91CMB6D0 motherboard, where BVD in the name marks boardview data, packed as a small 116 KB RAR.

Zip package of about 13.6 MB for the SR-2000HD EXTREME receiver, carrying firmware V297 dated 8 November 2021.

Small ZIP archive of 207 KB named Castw. The name is uninformative and gives no version, brand or description, so its exact purpose cannot be stated from the title…

RAR archive of 5.61 MB for the Clevo M590KE notebook, identified only by model. The name does not reveal the board number, revision or whether the content is a…

RAR archive of 20.0 MB whose name appears to refer to the Openbox X5 receiver, with the brand spelled loosely; no version or date is given.

RAR archive, 185 KB, for the UX32LA board, LN variant, revision 2.0 according to the name.

Zip archive named S15_02132000_AMD, 6.40 MB, with no stated contents. The tokens suggest an S15 device and an AMD variant, and the digit string may be a version or date…

Generic archive called builds1 with no model, brand or board information in its name, so its contents can only be identified after unpacking.

RAR archive of 1.64 GB carrying firmware for the A107F, binary revision U8, build A107FXXS8BUC1, MT6765 chipset, Android 10.

Small RAR archive, 56.7 KB, holding a BVR boardview file for a phone the name abbreviates as iP5S, apparently the iPhone 5S logic board.

ASUS X456UV laptop archive for mainboard revision 2.0, a small 199 KB RAR file. At that size it most likely holds a boardview or compact documentation rather than a full…

Repair data for the ASUS H61M-E, held in a 474 KB RAR archive whose name gives only the model. This micro-ATX board uses the Intel H61 chipset for LGA1155 processors.

ZIP archive named unpas3, about 3.8 MB, whose name gives no device, board number or file type.

Large 344 MB ZIP archive named with the firmware code A600NKSU8CVC2 and an AutoPatch label, consistent with a Samsung Galaxy A6 style firmware build identifier, though…

RAR archive named InfoROM Utility, 4.02 MB. The name suggests a tool related to the InfoROM, the small configuration store found on NVIDIA graphics cards, but no card…

Quanta W03Z board archive at revision 1A for the HP Pavilion 11, compressed into a 1.07 MB RAR.

RAR archive of 300 KB for the ASUS Maximus VI Hero motherboard. The name gives only the model, with no revision or content type, so unpack it to see what it contains.

Archive for the ASUS F1A55-M LX PLUS, 696 KB in RAR form, larger than most files in this series and so possibly holding several files.

Samsung E700H archive of about 15.4 MB, with no description of its contents beyond the model.

RAR archive of 2.43 MB labelled only with the number 206, so the name reveals no model, brand, board number or content type.

Large 7z archive of about 154 MB with a generic name, easynew, that reveals nothing about the device, board or contents.

Boardview archive, misspelled in the name, for the ASUS TP500LN, board revision 2.0 with ASUS part number 60NB05X0-MB3100.

Compact 233 KB zip whose name indicates a boardview (BVD) for the Toshiba board coded TRKU, though the name gives no model or revision.

Archive of 31.2 MB tied to board number 15296-1, a pattern used by Wistron, the ODM behind many Dell, Acer and Lenovo laptops.