@@hddrecoveryservices but as you say this is what gives you that extra bit of experiance/knowledge and the edge that others dont have. I am the same in machining engineering - i dont quit easy either and have reaped the benefit of it. Love your chanel content BTW ..dont fully understand your field at all but find the diagnotic and repair process captivating as its so similar in process to my area of expertise. Thanks for taking the trouble to post the vids Erkin
Here's how I handle them: Roll up my sleeves, grab a cup of coffee, bust out the relevant specifications, and dive in with the idea that I'm not gonna quit until I understand the problem enough to point the way to a solution. Don't fall into the trap of not acknowledging there is a problem (effect) just because you don't have a solution (cause).
I am with you on that. When I first sat down to watch the footage from this case I had some doubts that maybe it was something in the settings that wasn't selected. I went back to the shop, and got the card to retest. All 3 programmers that I use (PC3000, FE, and VNR) had same result, so it was not the settings/contact/contamination in the adapter. You know sometimes we get jobs that clients don't even know what's on the unit. Suspense of it being something important is enough for them not to want to part with it. So many "Bitcoin millionaires" are popping up with hopes that the drive they found in their storage has some coins they used to mine way back in the day.
Sometimes I have more than one case running in multiple adapters. And cases may have multiple chips, just in case one goes loose I can always check the recording on how it was marked and find it even in a pile of same type NANDs. That top compound is thick, simple scratch like that does nothing to it
He doesn't seem to make videos anymore, but Krisfix Germany has repaired a lot of pads. I don't think quite that many. Then again he fixes geforce 4090's not $20 SD cards where the data is the only thing that matters.
When you did that first poke at the chip, and I couldn't see pads but saw the balls "rise up out" of the pcb... My instant thought was _oh f&$k!_ - then I looked at the video timeline and realized you didn't (have to) go down that road. If it was me, I don't have access to recovery tools as I only do repairs in my spare time now and don't get much recovery work, so I'd have to fix the pads. But only if the customer firmly agreed to pay by the hour first. Going down the rabbit hole leads to a lot of learning, but if you're doing this for work/income, you also have to strike a balance. Especially if you / your employer won't get paid if you don't succeed, and other work is getting backlogged because of it. Although of the customer is ok with it, you can sometimes keep such projects on the side, and pick it up during appropriate times instead of when other less uncertain-time-sinkhole jobs are waiting.
You aren't the only one who doesn't know when to quit... 😂 Sometimes, I can't give it up, ignoring my brain, who is screaming at me, that this isn't economically beneficial anymore..
I have a Flash Drive that was playing music I had stored on it. Suddenly a jumbled up noise that sounded like someone tuning the radio dial. I found several corrupt audio files on the drive when I took it from my car and put it in my computer. Windows did a scan on the drive and found problems then corrected them. So it says. I was not able to delete the corrupt files until the scan by Windows. They kept returning and trying to play. IC issue? unknown!
Hi I purchased some micro sd cards from eBay from a seller I bought from previously, he said he was unable to format them so I can see his photos and can confirm it’s of the seller, these can’t be formatted or wrote to, I am not sure if they are faulty or have a protection on them. I have tried to format them using laptops with many operating systems all unused machines that are not connected to the internet, I also tried an android phone. Do you think in your opinion they are faulty or protected? They were not expensive but are large sized so would be useful. What do you think about these? Thanks
I always thought when I used the SD card that it is too thin, too flexible. I always though how the solder balls are not popping out ? Question, what can be done if solder balls disconnecting from the chip itself and not from the PCB ?
These are all grounds, so just for bolstering. Inner rectangle has all the needed connection. Even then, not all of them are connected. Still lots of work. I just did a case that will be posted soon where I actually had to join them as pads ripped not only on PCB but on the NAND too
Very strange thing happened my ssd which I am using with enclosure it's a nvme is showing 128 Peta byte in task manager but not detecting in explorer 💀
Hey Erkin, Here is a soldering question for you for the newbies in the audience. (Me) So when you remove the chips, I see that you go over the chips with solder, but then remove all the solder balls from the chip with the desolder braid. Why is that. Thanks Jerry L
I can understand the "sending the wrong device" problem. Yeah come to think of it I have 3 hard drives and only 1 works. I think they are all the same. One of them I don't give a shit. One of them I wouldn't mind having recovered. It has pictures of my childhood dog on it. It just depends on what the rough cost for that was. Honestly 95% of the data on those drives I don't care about anyway. While it's a semi new drive, it has my accumulation of data from around 1995 or so. lol Interestingly enough, those drives were the last ones I ever bought. I only use SSDs now.
@@hddrecoveryservices thanks! Though that one dude with the one star had a rough time with them? But I trust your judgement, I've watch some of your videos before.
Maybe they twist and bend their SDcards when they're idle-fidgeting and that's what ripped so many pads// Honestly I thought SDcards were completely solid like Microsd cards. I guess I should stop fidgeting with mine 🙊
Not knowing when to quit... I feel ya 😅
blessing and a curse
@@hddrecoveryservices but as you say this is what gives you that extra bit of experiance/knowledge and the edge that others dont have. I am the same in machining engineering - i dont quit easy either and have reaped the benefit of it. Love your chanel content BTW ..dont fully understand your field at all but find the diagnotic and repair process captivating as its so similar in process to my area of expertise. Thanks for taking the trouble to post the vids Erkin
Here's how I handle them:
Roll up my sleeves, grab a cup of coffee, bust out the relevant specifications, and dive in with the idea that I'm not gonna quit until I understand the problem enough to point the way to a solution.
Don't fall into the trap of not acknowledging there is a problem (effect) just because you don't have a solution (cause).
I am with you on that. When I first sat down to watch the footage from this case I had some doubts that maybe it was something in the settings that wasn't selected. I went back to the shop, and got the card to retest. All 3 programmers that I use (PC3000, FE, and VNR) had same result, so it was not the settings/contact/contamination in the adapter. You know sometimes we get jobs that clients don't even know what's on the unit. Suspense of it being something important is enough for them not to want to part with it. So many "Bitcoin millionaires" are popping up with hopes that the drive they found in their storage has some coins they used to mine way back in the day.
how about marking only 1? just 1 mark vs 3. they're still distinguishable
Sometimes I have more than one case running in multiple adapters. And cases may have multiple chips, just in case one goes loose I can always check the recording on how it was marked and find it even in a pile of same type NANDs. That top compound is thick, simple scratch like that does nothing to it
@@hddrecoveryservices right on. a fella speaking with experience there. kudos bud
He doesn't seem to make videos anymore, but Krisfix Germany has repaired a lot of pads. I don't think quite that many. Then again he fixes geforce 4090's not $20 SD cards where the data is the only thing that matters.
maybe we need a signature risk data lost
When you did that first poke at the chip, and I couldn't see pads but saw the balls "rise up out" of the pcb... My instant thought was _oh f&$k!_ - then I looked at the video timeline and realized you didn't (have to) go down that road.
If it was me, I don't have access to recovery tools as I only do repairs in my spare time now and don't get much recovery work, so I'd have to fix the pads. But only if the customer firmly agreed to pay by the hour first.
Going down the rabbit hole leads to a lot of learning, but if you're doing this for work/income, you also have to strike a balance. Especially if you / your employer won't get paid if you don't succeed, and other work is getting backlogged because of it. Although of the customer is ok with it, you can sometimes keep such projects on the side, and pick it up during appropriate times instead of when other less uncertain-time-sinkhole jobs are waiting.
Rabbit hole cases are the most fun, but yeah just like you said there has to be balance in order to keep the lights on :)
You aren't the only one who doesn't know when to quit... 😂
Sometimes, I can't give it up, ignoring my brain, who is screaming at me, that this isn't economically beneficial anymore..
yep
I have a Flash Drive that was playing music I had stored on it. Suddenly a jumbled up noise that sounded like someone tuning the radio dial. I found several corrupt audio files on the drive when I took it from my car and put it in my computer. Windows did a scan on the drive and found problems then corrected them. So it says. I was not able to delete the corrupt files until the scan by Windows. They kept returning and trying to play. IC issue? unknown!
Hi I purchased some micro sd cards from eBay from a seller I bought from previously, he said he was unable to format them so I can see his photos and can confirm it’s of the seller, these can’t be formatted or wrote to, I am not sure if they are faulty or have a protection on them. I have tried to format them using laptops with many operating systems all unused machines that are not connected to the internet, I also tried an android phone. Do you think in your opinion they are faulty or protected? They were not expensive but are large sized so would be useful. What do you think about these? Thanks
what are these little dots on the side of the flash chips? 3:32
Solder balls, they connect the chip to the board
@@hddrecoveryservices i mean those on the side of the chip not between chip and pcb.
probably artifacts from the manufacturing process
I always thought when I used the SD card that it is too thin, too flexible. I always though how the solder balls are not popping out ?
Question, what can be done if solder balls disconnecting from the chip itself and not from the PCB ?
ua-cam.com/video/Fx0nD15rUZM/v-deo.html - pad repair kit or coiled wire
I count 44 missing pads and other 9 07:01 Or are the external pins only for anchoring?
These are all grounds, so just for bolstering. Inner rectangle has all the needed connection. Even then, not all of them are connected. Still lots of work. I just did a case that will be posted soon where I actually had to join them as pads ripped not only on PCB but on the NAND too
Very strange thing happened my ssd which I am using with enclosure it's a nvme is showing 128 Peta byte in task manager but not detecting in explorer 💀
You applied so much soldering gun head! How can the memory stay on the correct bit?
Hey Erkin, Here is a soldering question for you for the newbies in the audience. (Me) So when you remove the chips, I see that you go over the chips with solder, but then remove all the solder balls from the chip with the desolder braid. Why is that. Thanks Jerry L
He's probably mixing with a lower melt temperature solder, it's easier to wick after.
@@Grevan-Recuperacao-de-Dados Thanks for the info. That makes sense now. :)
Flux and new solder removes oxidation that can create conductivity problems
I can understand the "sending the wrong device" problem. Yeah come to think of it I have 3 hard drives and only 1 works. I think they are all the same. One of them I don't give a shit. One of them I wouldn't mind having recovered. It has pictures of my childhood dog on it. It just depends on what the rough cost for that was. Honestly 95% of the data on those drives I don't care about anyway. While it's a semi new drive, it has my accumulation of data from around 1995 or so. lol Interestingly enough, those drives were the last ones I ever bought. I only use SSDs now.
Are you sure this chip is blank and not damaged?
Both chips read the same. I've seen these exact design cards in a worse shape that recovered with no issues.
Where can I buy theae copper pad kits for these specific sizes?
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@@hddrecoveryservices thanks! Though that one dude with the one star had a rough time with them? But I trust your judgement, I've watch some of your videos before.
Hey man, love your vids, skill and works, but pls kill the background music :)
Noted
I like your background music
Fine while you're in the zone working, just not when talking. Might be just me that it's annoying for.
Brother Watermark or add your own logo?
Maybe they twist and bend their SDcards when they're idle-fidgeting and that's what ripped so many pads//
Honestly I thought SDcards were completely solid like Microsd cards. I guess I should stop fidgeting with mine 🙊
Should consider at least sending a mail to let me know what the heck is going on with mine. It has been months.
our new update is right around the corner Eric, Version 7.5 may have some thing that loads this. Donor that we got for a swap did not help
@@hddrecoveryservices OK thanks
Leson dont trust customers they always tell you lots stories
At least you did a good job
The pcb are so thin brittle
Rubbish eh
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