the process itself for end user is probably simple enough... but god i dont want to think about how complicated the developing of those tools and methods is...
My grandfather worked for Grumman back in the 50s-70s on Long Island. He used to tell my mother and aunts and uncles that the inventions they were working on were mind blowing. Hed tell my mother they had technology that they could fit records into a size of a quarter. And that blew their minds. Now we have entire libraries of information on things smaller than a dime.
For those wondering what he is using to remove the black plastic from the SD card, I believe that is a tiny pen brush that uses fiberglass strands that are extremely abrasive. That type of abrasive pen brush was invented shortly after fiberglass was. I’ve found vintage, older versions of them at flea markets. Almost no one who stumbles across one knows what they are for.
@@asidlabyahoo2080 There is a very similar fiberglass rod with a diameter of 3mm inside the fiber optic internet cables, here in Brazil they are cables of approximately 10 or 15mm in diameter with several fibers inside, not everyone has this fiberglass, but whenever I find a piece I keep it, just sand the tip until it is thin and then give it a knead to make it more flexible, it is perfect for this type of work
In Mexico there’s people super smart about this type of stuff , they put something on the motherboard of consoles so basically it bypasses the fake games , even for psp I had many games on my memory card I didn’t had to had the actual physical disc . Piracy is super big everything gets pirated people don’t buy original entertainment in Mexico lol 😂
@@eduardoarty1228emulation and data recovery aren’t the same dude. While emulation is complicated (especially when rebuilding entire operating systems) it’s nothing as complex as making hardware (physical tools to do a specific job). I love both and think both deserve respect for the skill involved! But they aren’t close at all
oh yeah !? well one time i peed in my toilet standing up and the seat was down.....AND I DIDNT GET A SINLGE DROP ON IT!!!! i will be signing autographs in chicago in a few weeks if you want one! ...
@@JDvb23 but in order to read the emulators they have to install something, they do it in front of you also I had an iPhone 7 and basically I had free wifi and all the apps that were paid to use I could download for free , when you want to do electronic repair they always do it in front of you for trust .
What you see in the video are the leads connecting the pins and the chip which is on the other side of the card. That's why they wore away the plastic on this side. So the chip isn't damaged from the abrasion. It's basically the same as looking at the underside of a PC board.
I understand near-nothing about this but it's the most fascinating thing I've seen in a while. The physical analog tools that are needed for digital recovery, it's like steampunk shit to me. This is cool af
@@zyourzgrandzmazit's more than that to us. How does connecting circuits recover data. It's cool because it's physical stuff bringing digital to life. How is that data stored in those circuits. You're acting like it's not amazing. You're being pretentious and I bet you don't understand how it works either
Very interesting! I wasn't expecting that circuit to be like that. I studied a bit of circuit design in college and we usually kept lines as straight and constant width as possible. Also we used 45 degrees angles for corners. This kind of design is the one I would expect from hand drawn designs before CAD programs were used
@@blackfox-oo4lpyes you are connecting straight to data storage "clusters" as I like to call this points (didn't try that, so far I just call what I see on videos), in internet you can actually find niceq tutorials and descriptions how it works!
Man. I have so much memories on my old microSD card, but everytime I inserted the card to computer or phone, the msd always asking to clean reset/format.
Modern-day technology is truly a remarkable feat of mankind. From crude paintings that plaster the insides of numerous caves all around the world to the craftsmanship of a meager plastic chip that contains small segments of metals, mankind has secured an avenue to ensure that it's history, it's people, and it's memories shall never be lost in the endless tides of time. It is utterly unfathomable how much progress mankind has achieved. One can not help but speculate the potential greatness that is locked in each and every mind that calls planet Earth, home.
See how you managed to fish all the little tiny pieces out of the septic tank amazes me. What astonished me is the fact that you put the puzzle pieces all back together and still got the secret location of where i found charzard 6 yrs ago!
That’s pretty cool- to create the SD card, transistors were invented by by 3 AT&T scientists (1947-1948) This invention,in my opinion, is the number one technological invention in the last 200yrs. All computer systems and almost every electronic device requires the transistor for its almost instantaneous switching. no moving parts,etc. I cannot think of anything else that would be near the importance of this.
I agree, most people have no idea how quickly technology has evolved from that simple first transistor. Electronic devices are taken for granted nowadays, no matter how complex they really are inside. I've been an engineer in the Semiconductor industry for about 40 years, and I'm still amazed with every new breakthrough.
Transistors revolutionized computing by enabling binary processing, but qubits, with their ability to exist in multiple states simultaneously, promise an even greater leap forward. The full impact of qubits isn't yet realized, but they hold the potential to solve complex problems that current transistor-based systems can't handle. 😁
You CANNOT convince me that humans invented technology like this all on their own. How does a person even begin to conceptualize something this intricate, let alone know where to even begin making it happen. No way. Definitely had help from a much older, far more intelligent life form.
It really isn't THAT complicated, the chips / boards that we used to make in the 90s were simply scaled down as technology improved - new computers helped to create even better computers because the architecture of the processing die is so small - you need a very powerful computer to design the smallest details - as computers improved - you could zoom in even more into your blueprints. And so the processing dies were even more scaled down. To produce these scaled down dies / chips, people in R&D developed a way to printing chips by layers, these layers are literally thin as gold foil and are printed like ink on top of ink. Eventually they realized they can pack more and more stuff, new inventions, architecture and other technologies into these dies / chips.
@@aurorapc490I used to feel like this was a conspiracy kinda thing but no this legitimately happens all the time it’s wild. It’s too big of a coincidence after so long
@@aurorapc490yeah I’d been on the fence before about this and I’m now a full believer. Mom talked about winning an Alaskan cruise trip and asked about me going. That was the ONLY time it was brought up, no searching online or anything and the next day at work I was getting ads for Alaskan cruises 😮💨 it feels kinda weird lol
That is actually epic. The amount of photos and videos I've lost of my kids growing up because of memory cards just randomly deciding to die is mental. Memories i will always have, but having the ability to rewatch them is priceless and I'd pay this guy thousands to do this. And so would most parents. This kind of data recovery is actually illegal in a lot of places. And a lot of shops won't do it, especially here in the UK
That's why you back up important and precious stuff. To go through all that or pay for all that, there would have to be life saving technology in there.
I still have Floppy Disks and VHS tapes that are still playable. My SD cards and USB drives from 2005 onwards still work. The only drive that has ever failed me was a Seagate 80GB HDD.
Dude, look up those 3 Speed Cordless Mini Drill Pen thingies. They fit a fibreglass core like that very well or with a bit of kapton to add grith. It cleans the mask right off and it's great for grinding oxides too. Push it a little harder and it goes thru the pcb layers in a very controllable way. But for just stripping the mask - it takes seconds and barely any effort. I use the reinforcement core of some fiberoptic cables but your cores from the regular pen shpuld fit too.
@@user-bq7vr6rr3i “But cloud storage is limited and using it is difficult and expensive in my opinion” Yeah it can be expensive especially when you have terabytes of storage that needs to be backed up but you don’t have to worry about you drive’s lifespan or corruption and just that little bit of insurance is worth it to me
@@luckybairagi7294false the spoder board is cheap from ali, then you need a laptop with software which aint costly just takes some time to scrape the resin away, hdd sure is a bit harder yes but this is an sd card
It just takes dedication to learning. Literally as long as you dont have a severe intellectual disability you could learn this stuff too. Even if someone did have an intellectual disability there is still a lot of this stuff they can learn and be proficient at. Most of the time these are just average people who started with a certain skill younger than you did. Nothing inherently different from you and them.
@@Topman-99everyone's different. For some with ADD getting in the zone can mean doing things like this even better Internet random stuff is cool 😅. Nice to "meet" you
It's called college. You work and use the proceeds to pay them to teach you. If you truly want to learn and your in a position to take an unpaid apprenticeship then there should be no reason you can't do that.
I have one main hard drive and two back up ones. For some reason, people still think redundancy would cost more that recovery operations like this one here.
Hello. Can you tell me what your blue scraper pencil is at the beginning of the video? What is its name or where can I buy it, or maybe you can leave a link to this product? I think I would find one of these handy for repairing tracks on circuit boards.
I'm not sure but I havent seen one comment that says how impressed they are but moving ⏩ I'm am super impressed brother like this is amazingly intelligent work man and I haven't felt this impressed in a long time what's some type of technology work 🤯🤯🤯
Wow. I had no idea that something so modern could be done with tools and methods that look almost archaic. This is clearly not my expertise. Well done 💯
I had no idea this is how you recover data I also had no idea that is what SD cards look liked under the plastic It’s also crazy that hundreds of Gb of pictures, video, video games, programs, etc are stored on little bits of metal like that
I have no idea what I was watching, but I’m glad I watched it. It looks really detailed and intricate ass work. A lot of shit goes into that. Seems all that little microSD card to get whatever it was in
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Bro can you recover the data from the dead hard drive if you can please reply for me
Can you recover the SSD? Where are they located?
This is actually the kind of data recovery that deserves the high price, that looks complicated as hell
the process itself for end user is probably simple enough... but god i dont want to think about how complicated the developing of those tools and methods is...
just looks like a case of knowing what youre doing. it actually looks quite easy. most people dont know things that others do.
@@andrewsmith8727 true but there's still risks like if you accidentally put one pin in the wrong place and possibly short circuit the whole sd card
@@MatVeiQaaa yeah it probably is easy if you REALLY know what you're doing instead of just ballin
@@MatVeiQaaayou kind of just ask the manufacturer yo what would be the best way of isolating the raw data in case any of the logic chips go out?
microSD : kill me!
Author: Later
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Here is a bucket
@@kieranbarnett1222
Stanley picked up the bucket
r/suddenlytf2
@@kieranbarnett1222 DEAR GOD!
And this is why when you get a quote for data recovery it's very expensive. Incredible work.
@@SparJar Thanks!😉
How much did that cost
@@developakrhow much does this cost please?
@@shpigenzig. Last time I asked.. it was 100$s
@@turboflush who did you ask, which company?
My grandfather worked for Grumman back in the 50s-70s on Long Island. He used to tell my mother and aunts and uncles that the inventions they were working on were mind blowing. Hed tell my mother they had technology that they could fit records into a size of a quarter. And that blew their minds. Now we have entire libraries of information on things smaller than a dime.
basically all darpa shts
É sobre isso 👏
It is mind blowing that you can buy drugs and guns from strangers on the dark web now too
Imagine what they have now...
Did he break his NDA back then?
This is how it looks to get abducted by aliens
😂😂😂
whats crazyier to me is that the "aliens" gave us this knowledge
Yea and all those probes going up your ass….why are aliens fascinated with our shit holes?
How was that@@Morality
@Adamopoly que imaginação fértil kkkkkk
Seeing the spiderboard in action always reminds me of that scene in Futurama where they resurrect Calculon. computers is witchcraft
Hail Science!
Multi-pronged crystal cat whiskers contraption
It reminded me of when Dr. Strange had all the needles in his hand after his car wreck.
We have transistors that are under 100 atoms across, so yeah, we balling
Totally support this, I think this is as close to magic as we ever going to get.
For those wondering what he is using to remove the black plastic from the SD card, I believe that is a tiny pen brush that uses fiberglass strands that are extremely abrasive. That type of abrasive pen brush was invented shortly after fiberglass was. I’ve found vintage, older versions of them at flea markets. Almost no one who stumbles across one knows what they are for.
where i can get this blue pen?..name item?
I use one regularly. They're great for cleaning relay contacts and solder pads on p.c.b.'s
@@asidlabyahoo2080 There is a very similar fiberglass rod with a diameter of 3mm inside the fiber optic internet cables, here in Brazil they are cables of approximately 10 or 15mm in diameter with several fibers inside, not everyone has this fiberglass, but whenever I find a piece I keep it, just sand the tip until it is thin and then give it a knead to make it more flexible, it is perfect for this type of work
@@denispoturlak8580 tq very much for your idea..
شكرا على المعلومة المفيدة أنا حاليا أعمل بهذا المجال وغالبا مأجد صعوبات
It takes a lot to impress me on UA-cam. This seriously impressed me. I didn’t even know data recovery was possible like this, very skilled!
In Mexico there’s people super smart about this type of stuff , they put something on the motherboard of consoles so basically it bypasses the fake games , even for psp I had many games on my memory card I didn’t had to had the actual physical disc . Piracy is super big everything gets pirated people don’t buy original entertainment in Mexico lol 😂
@@eduardoarty1228emulation and data recovery aren’t the same dude. While emulation is complicated (especially when rebuilding entire operating systems) it’s nothing as complex as making hardware (physical tools to do a specific job).
I love both and think both deserve respect for the skill involved! But they aren’t close at all
oh yeah !? well one time i peed in my toilet standing up and the seat was down.....AND I DIDNT GET A SINLGE DROP ON IT!!!! i will be signing autographs in chicago in a few weeks if you want one! ...
@@eduardoarty1228typical
@@JDvb23 but in order to read the emulators they have to install something, they do it in front of you also I had an iPhone 7 and basically I had free wifi and all the apps that were paid to use I could download for free , when you want to do electronic repair they always do it in front of you for trust .
If only you knew how much the world needs you.
That mp4 must have been fire to go through all that effort to recover it
Definitely Darude - Sandstorm
Highschool greatest hit
Nah, he opens the single folder stored on it and it’s just a clip of the Maxwell spinning cat meme with that mind-grading music😂
Nah it's just a perfectly planted Rick Roll
They also had a bunch of jpegs must have been a photo gallery
I love how organic the sd card internals looks like
I did so many recoveries, worked on forensic cases but I have never seen something like this... This is another level... piece of art...
How'd you do it I have a pile of broken phones that hold my memories in their ether
Learning is progressive, now you have something to study or get hsnds in, maybe it will get you to some point you had not done!
what is is crazy about it can you explain? seems like hes just exposing the board, powering t up and touching the right parts.
@@warrenpeasthis is what I thought, although how do we know what parts are the right parts
Are you aware the name you have on your UA-cam channel isn't showing at all? It just had the • and how long ago you commented.
The chip design looks organic!
what you think from where they got that knowledge?
Fr
What you see in the video are the leads connecting the pins and the chip which is on the other side of the card. That's why they wore away the plastic on this side. So the chip isn't damaged from the abrasion.
It's basically the same as looking at the underside of a PC board.
fr.. looks like alien tech..
Like a slice of a brain
I understand near-nothing about this but it's the most fascinating thing I've seen in a while. The physical analog tools that are needed for digital recovery, it's like steampunk shit to me. This is cool af
Its just connecting circuits
@@zyourzgrandzmaz you might be right, but mikey is right. It IS cool af.
I love tech. But never seen this done before.
The contrast is fascinating
Yep.
@@zyourzgrandzmazit's more than that to us. How does connecting circuits recover data. It's cool because it's physical stuff bringing digital to life. How is that data stored in those circuits. You're acting like it's not amazing. You're being pretentious and I bet you don't understand how it works either
Very interesting! I wasn't expecting that circuit to be like that. I studied a bit of circuit design in college and we usually kept lines as straight and constant width as possible. Also we used 45 degrees angles for corners. This kind of design is the one I would expect from hand drawn designs before CAD programs were used
I never thought this was possible on this level. So laborious, but incredibly fascinating to watch.
Every looks possible especially when you learn how they create CPU chips
just wait until you see guys rebuild data from crushed HDD platters using an electron microscope
This is why some people crush chips to fine dust before throwing out phones...
This is hard.. still repair electronics 10 years later and this isn’t easy. Bravo sir
You would be surprised what you can recover with the right solutions
Yeah, this appears to work when the microcontroller in the SD card is no good but the flash storage is still good.
A father that left sadly isn't one of them.
@@benargee он подключается напрямую к карте в обход контроллеров?
@@blackfox-oo4lpyes you are connecting straight to data storage "clusters" as I like to call this points (didn't try that, so far I just call what I see on videos), in internet you can actually find niceq tutorials and descriptions how it works!
Correct @@blackfox-oo4lp
That must be very valuable data for someone to use this service. Very impressive.
They performed surgery on an sd card?!
@@lotsofluigi0001 yes😉👍
I've seen it done on way smaller chips or whatnot... really wish I got into computers. So cool.
More like brain surgery on Frankenstein
Exactly my thoughts 😂
Thank Goddd it wasn’t a grape
That's some Frankenstein shit 😂
uzaylı teknolojisi sadece
I bet this is what Stonehenge was made for. Data recovery for the giants that were wiped out by the great flood.
(I'm joking, of course)
Man, as an engineering student, doing this is as hard as it looks. Impressive knowledge sir.
I think it's probably easy after you are trained on a few dozen dummy SD cards that don't contain important data. It's really about the tools mostly.
How is this difficult though? It's sand down carefully, place probe points, then let the software do its thing. Time consuming yes, difficult? No
@@HerbaMachina time consumption is the difficulty.
Are you really an engineering student? This isn’t THAT hard 😅 I mean it definitely looks cool, but as for the knowledge required? Eehh
Nice mask profile. I imagine you think most things in life are hard to do.
Man.
I have so much memories on my old microSD card, but everytime I inserted the card to computer or phone, the msd always asking to clean reset/format.
Modern-day technology is truly a remarkable feat of mankind. From crude paintings that plaster the insides of numerous caves all around the world to the craftsmanship of a meager plastic chip that contains small segments of metals, mankind has secured an avenue to ensure that it's history, it's people, and it's memories shall never be lost in the endless tides of time. It is utterly unfathomable how much progress mankind has achieved. One can not help but speculate the potential greatness that is locked in each and every mind that calls planet Earth, home.
Сильно
@user-yu5di6qd6i in English please
That's some Morgan Freeman voice over type shit. 10/10.
X👍💯
trotzdem gibt es so viel armut,hunger,leid und täglich sterben tausende, was soll so cool sein
That looked like a ritual 💀
💀🙏
Don't forget your ritualistic chants and singing.
Praise be to the Omnissiah!
xD
The machine spirit demands (insert any complicated computer compartments name)
Hahahhaha yeeeessssss
This might be the coolest and most interesting thing I’ve ever seen on UA-cam.
So you're new on UA-cam?
Have you seen Weng Weng yet?
My thoughts exactly!
Second
I guess you have not seen the Tianjin Explosion
See how you managed to fish all the little tiny pieces out of the septic tank amazes me. What astonished me is the fact that you put the puzzle pieces all back together and still got the secret location of where i found charzard 6 yrs ago!
huh?
That’s pretty cool- to create the SD card, transistors were invented by by 3 AT&T scientists (1947-1948)
This invention,in my opinion, is the number one technological invention in the last 200yrs. All computer systems and almost every electronic device requires the transistor for its almost instantaneous switching. no moving parts,etc. I cannot think of anything else that would be near the importance of this.
I agree, most people have no idea how quickly technology has evolved from that simple first transistor. Electronic devices are taken for granted nowadays, no matter how complex they really are inside. I've been an engineer in the Semiconductor industry for about 40 years, and I'm still amazed with every new breakthrough.
Thanks aliens
Electricity is not happy with you 😮
@@henryedeh5944 Much happier than with the equivalent amount of vacuum tubes needed for the same circuit.
Transistors revolutionized computing by enabling binary processing, but qubits, with their ability to exist in multiple states simultaneously, promise an even greater leap forward. The full impact of qubits isn't yet realized, but they hold the potential to solve complex problems that current transistor-based systems can't handle. 😁
The inside totally looks like reversed engineered alien tech. Looks cool.
That’s cause it is.
Probably was ✅
I've never been more mesmerised by an SD card before
Yo this is really neat. I had a friend that builds his own car amps but this is cool
I never knew sd cards looked like that on the inside, just amazed
That is NOT the inside, it is only the outer access layer, read my other comments in this topic
And that is how you catch people doing things they should not.
If I was doing things I shouldn’t that thing would be burned.
@@bretthusebye3740 eat it
Looks like some secret voodoo method for SDs😂
You CANNOT convince me that humans invented technology like this all on their own. How does a person even begin to conceptualize something this intricate, let alone know where to even begin making it happen. No way. Definitely had help from a much older, far more intelligent life form.
It really isn't THAT complicated, the chips / boards that we used to make in the 90s were simply scaled down as technology improved - new computers helped to create even better computers because the architecture of the processing die is so small - you need a very powerful computer to design the smallest details - as computers improved - you could zoom in even more into your blueprints. And so the processing dies were even more scaled down.
To produce these scaled down dies / chips, people in R&D developed a way to printing chips by layers, these layers are literally thin as gold foil and are printed like ink on top of ink. Eventually they realized they can pack more and more stuff, new inventions, architecture and other technologies into these dies / chips.
I know absolutely nothing about data recovery or the tools you used, but this is incredible!
A spider board. Hmm. Must be a small fortune
Spider board 50-100$....program to read data is about 5 grand...
Whats the name of the program@@rossperreault833
@@rossperreault833Numbers aside, I assume some pretty good knowledge is necessary aswell
@@merijnmeijer8493 basic understanding of circuits and software
Spider board: $50
Time & materials: $100
Knowing where to connect the legs: $1500
This is something I never thought I’d see but glad I did
Bro made a face hugger for a data chip. Okay, cook away my man
Went to Office Depot today. Saw these on sale. Circuit Chasers. Never seen these before in my life. Now this video. Im freakin out man.
Your phone is listening to your conversations and recommends videos based on them.
@@aurorapc490 Facts 💯
1st time phone user?😂
@@aurorapc490I used to feel like this was a conspiracy kinda thing but no this legitimately happens all the time it’s wild. It’s too big of a coincidence after so long
@@aurorapc490yeah I’d been on the fence before about this and I’m now a full believer. Mom talked about winning an Alaskan cruise trip and asked about me going. That was the ONLY time it was brought up, no searching online or anything and the next day at work I was getting ads for Alaskan cruises 😮💨 it feels kinda weird lol
Definitely alien technology 😂 that’s just wild
Yeah take this shit back to 1900 they would say you are the devil
We are the aliens
that is truly amazing
@@Nexon-lab Thanks! ❤️
This is why I'll just stick with VHS tapes, good work.
That spiderboard is an awesome tool.
Yes!😉
@@developakr What is the blue scrapping tool you were using to strip the plastic from the circuit?
@@iraniansuperhacker4382
Fiberglass pen. Auto parts stores have them. Automotive paint suppliers also.
@@iraniansuperhacker4382Glas Fiber pencil
That is actually epic. The amount of photos and videos I've lost of my kids growing up because of memory cards just randomly deciding to die is mental. Memories i will always have, but having the ability to rewatch them is priceless and I'd pay this guy thousands to do this. And so would most parents.
This kind of data recovery is actually illegal in a lot of places. And a lot of shops won't do it, especially here in the UK
That's why you back up important and precious stuff.
To go through all that or pay for all that, there would have to be life saving technology in there.
Why is this kind of data recovery illegal???
I still have Floppy Disks and VHS tapes that are still playable. My SD cards and USB drives from 2005 onwards still work. The only drive that has ever failed me was a Seagate 80GB HDD.
Backup on some very trusty Cloud, like Google Drive, iCloud, Dropbox or One Drive.
If you don't have it backup up twice then it isn't backed up. You need a main location for your photos, then two separate backups of that.
The tightening of the needle points against each data register is the coolest ever 😊
With the copper exposed that looks sick. They should make it like that. They should make it out of clear plastic
Gold coated copper*
All I see in my mind is an interrogation device to make robots talk! 😂
500-2000 bucks doesn't seem like a bad price now.
For that price I'd do this all day! I love complex intricate work like this. Like modern day watch repair
The patience of this man is legendary 😂
Very cool. Just learned about Spider Boards…
This is probably the coolest thing I’ve seen all year
This is a very skilled work. Beautiful and outstanding. If I want to recovery data from an MicroSD card, I would probably hire you!
I had to get mine done this is how thry did it
Dude, look up those 3 Speed Cordless Mini Drill Pen thingies. They fit a fibreglass core like that very well or with a bit of kapton to add grith. It cleans the mask right off and it's great for grinding oxides too. Push it a little harder and it goes thru the pcb layers in a very controllable way.
But for just stripping the mask - it takes seconds and barely any effort.
I use the reinforcement core of some fiberoptic cables but your cores from the regular pen shpuld fit too.
Now explain it in English man 🤣
Ive seen a slider board before, this stuff is factorio level nuts
I ALWAYS KNEW there was a Secret Golf Course inside those drives! 😮
Always remember to make back ups of your backups using the cloud
Tapi cloud penyimpanan nya terbatas dan cara menggunakan sulit dan mahal menurut ku😅
@@user-bq7vr6rr3i “But cloud storage is limited and using it is difficult and expensive in my opinion”
Yeah it can be expensive especially when you have terabytes of storage that needs to be backed up but you don’t have to worry about you drive’s lifespan or corruption and just that little bit of insurance is worth it to me
Legendary work
Shops refuse to do this and they say” sorry your data is gone for good”
More like they're not able to...
@@loomkkoom Lol those smooth brains don't even know it's possible.
@@sharminsultana9206 Or they don't have the skill to do so...
@@KirbyzsOr they don't have equipments to do. This shit cost 1000s of dollar.
@@luckybairagi7294false the spoder board is cheap from ali, then you need a laptop with software which aint costly just takes some time to scrape the resin away, hdd sure is a bit harder yes but this is an sd card
Bad day for a lot of people. Recycled sd cards are probably a gold mine right about now.
When I randomly come across things like this it makes me realise how smart other people are compared to me
Smart =/= knowledgeable
I'm sure you could do it with lots of training and time
It just takes dedication to learning. Literally as long as you dont have a severe intellectual disability you could learn this stuff too. Even if someone did have an intellectual disability there is still a lot of this stuff they can learn and be proficient at. Most of the time these are just average people who started with a certain skill younger than you did. Nothing inherently different from you and them.
I suppose you’re all right. My trouble is ADD, learning for me needs to be more hands on which helps me focus which I struggle with most
@@Topman-99everyone's different. For some with ADD getting in the zone can mean doing things like this even better
Internet random stuff is cool 😅. Nice to "meet" you
I dream of a mentor to work for just to learn. I’d work to learn
Take a digital forensics class, you will learn how sealed labs work.
This is what parents are supposed to offer.
Yeah this is the real world bud.@@doeskrippsayheyguyshowsitg578
It's called college. You work and use the proceeds to pay them to teach you. If you truly want to learn and your in a position to take an unpaid apprenticeship then there should be no reason you can't do that.
This is wizardry 👏🏼
This is necromancy
Crazy to see the actual process
Thank you
One of the most beautiful surgeries i've ever seen, don't really know how to explain. It's just, interesting
I have one main hard drive and two back up ones.
For some reason, people still think redundancy would cost more that recovery operations like this one here.
raid 6 40tb
Парню респект шагает в ногу со временем😂😂😂
Just wow! I love this kind of content. Amazing tech as well.
Glad you enjoy it!
Hello. Can you tell me what your blue scraper pencil is at the beginning of the video? What is its name or where can I buy it, or maybe you can leave a link to this product? I think I would find one of these handy for repairing tracks on circuit boards.
Fiberglass scratch brush any body/paint shop can have them.
@@mjg4211 Thank you so much! Found it ))
@@RomanShagrovthey make quite the mess and can get stuck in your skin lol. just be cautious.
@@lamarrcrocker6101 Thanks, Bro! I'll be careful. At such a penny cost for them, I think it's worth a try ))
If you ever plan on using one wear gloves and a respirator.
Where are you based?
Europa😉
@@developakrfrench ?
Someone is gonna recover some old nudes 🤣
Swedes
That data better be worth it.
First time watch this type important knowledge vidio thanks bro..❤
That’s some mad skillz! I can see so many ways this can go wrong. 😬
You should look in a fiber laser it can take off the sealing layer easily without harming the copper below when your set it to a high frequency
Honestly I don’t know much about this data stuff but I subscribe because it look so cool. Sorry for the big words.. lol
When you saved classic Corn movies that you will never find again and card desides to stop functioning.
we can store data in that small thing
it’s amazing
چه صبر و حوصله ای دارید 😅 گذشته را نابود کنید و دور بیندازید و اینده را بسازید🎉❤
I'm not sure but I havent seen one comment that says how impressed they are but moving ⏩ I'm am super impressed brother like this is amazingly intelligent work man and I haven't felt this impressed in a long time what's some type of technology work 🤯🤯🤯
Wow , what patience and acurity grate work 👍
@@beSafeSafeEverywhere Thanks!
Wow. I had no idea that something so modern could be done with tools and methods that look almost archaic. This is clearly not my expertise. Well done 💯
Damn that tool looks so bad ass and handy
Things that I didn't know existed but have a sudden interest in.
This is absolutely incredible and confusing at the same time 😂
I had no idea this is how you recover data
I also had no idea that is what SD cards look liked under the plastic
It’s also crazy that hundreds of Gb of pictures, video, video games, programs, etc are stored on little bits of metal like that
That micro SD must hold inmense value for someone to go too such lenghts💀
I hope you increase the level of protection against these fraudulent practices.
I feel like a cave man watching a alien work .
They did surgery on an SD card?!
For real though, this some epic and also strangely relaxing stuff. Subbed 👍
I have no idea what I’m looking at but it looks cool
The moral of this story is completely destroy your old microSD when you’re getting rid of them
Great work bro! Going the past and take that footage is way easier and faster
I didn't know what to expect the inside of an sd card to look like... But I wasn't expecting that😮
I have no idea what I was watching, but I’m glad I watched it. It looks really detailed and intricate ass work. A lot of shit goes into that. Seems all that little microSD card to get whatever it was in
Bro performed acupuncture on the card to make it work again
Piece of cake. I think the etching is probably more difficult.
Show this to people if they question your price... amazing
I knew there was a way to get data from old or broken stuff
this sets you back 1000$ easy. probably more
Recovery man be like :- O my god 99 miscall for NASA 🤣🤣🤣