I have an M.2 SSD and when I try to boot up the computer it says no media found. I took out the SSD and plugged it into my laptop to see if it could read it and it does see the drive, but doesn’t provide any information about the storage or how full the drive is. I downloaded 2 softwares to see if it could read the drive and they do! They show the storage and how full they are but I still can’t access any folders internally in the drive! could I fix the drive with software? or do I need to seek a professional to get the data off for me?
Not sure if the SSD can be repaired, as I don't have it in my hands to test it properly, but tyoically it cannot be reoaired. The generalized recovery process is: clone data to another drive, then scan and recover files to another drive.
Hey! I got an NVME SSD which previously was bitlocker encrypted. Well the SSD said "nope" one day, caused a bluescreen and got renderet unbootable. I tried connecting the "dead" SSD via a USB adapter, and Windows is not detecting anything. Just assigning that thing a letter and is done with it. Checking the partition manager leads to nothing. No partition info or whatsoever. Soooo.... how should I proceed trying to get the data from it? There is only one file I really need on it. Do you have any suggestions? :o
The first concern is establishing [trying to at least] whether the SSD is healthy from a hardware perspective or not. Search for "SSD SMART Health Status " tools, such Crystal Disk Info, SmartmonTools, etc. If no concerns, then it is recommended to clone to another hard drive, just to precent any screw ups. Then decrypt Bitlocker volume (m3datarecovery.com may help). Finally extract the files. You will the Bitlocker Recovery Key to be sucessful.
hello i have samsung 970 evo plus it's out of warranty the ssd won't get recognized in bios and windows what should i do i tried it on my friends pc and it's the same ( not appearing in bios / windows )
Hi, sorry to hear. They fail in an unpredictable manner most times. Since it is not mounting on any computer, there isn't much else you could do yourself. Visit www.datarecoveryguru.com and you see will see how to contact us (or any chat social media apps) and we could either arrange a free diagnosis with us or recommend somebody nearby in your area.
I have kingdian chinies sata ssd, it take 4 hour to boot windows or do something and when i opened it i find microcontroler SM2259xt extreamly hot. What cause the ssd to be slow like that and why microcontroller is hot
SSDs have a limited amount of write cycles. On low quality [cheap] SSDs, the NAND flash chips are highly likely to fail quicker. As a result, they develop flash degradation. In the background, the controller is working really hard [making it hot] trying to remediate the problem as best as it can by reallocation any bad blocks of data via overprovisining.
Hey seeking your advice cause I can't find a good answer elsewhere - i had a Blue screen and then after it restarted there's no bootable drive - i go to bios and the nvme boot drive is now defined as "disabled" - I try to reinstall Windows using media device and its not in the options but when I click on media it shows as Drive :x - I saw an article that this was a virus but am not sure if I can format it anywhere or if its dead already. Nvme is WD Black SN750
Not sure how it can be a virus related problem. It does not make sense that it would be. You could try formatting it outside your computer onto another computer connected internally, or as secondary drive via a USB adapter. It has to the NVMe adapter.
No fixing possible. Only data recovery by a specialist may be possible. The specialist has to see the chipset on the SSD to see if solutions are avaliable.
I have a nvme 256 gb m 2 SSD and just this morning I booted up my laptop and the drive just disappeared. My files were unaccessible and it is not detected in the disk management and BIOS. What suggestions can you give me because I just recently bought this SSD.
If data recovery is NOT needed, then getting a replacement via warranty would be best. If data recovery is needed, then if the SSD isn't detected by the system, then there is nothing you could do, sorry. Only a data recovery specialist may be able to help.
I bought new pc setup and after 1 month my 500gb crucial p3 nvme m.2 stopped working. I was playing valorant suddenly black screen appears then pc re-start and shows bios page. I saw in bios > storage > pci ssd - ( blank ) the size is not showing its blank there. In the name section only shows- pcie 3 ssd (not crucial) What is the reason?? I also tried in another port didn't worked also the nvme got super hot in 30 seconds like i am using it from hours. Also i tried to install new window it shows only 1mb size i dont know what's that
I have an XPG 512gb that wont recognize anymore. What's horrible is adata will not do any data recovery at all...not to mention it's under warranty but I dont want to lose the files.
Sorry, yeah.. None of the manufacturers provide data recovery service, except Seagate, which obviously raises eyebrows. Manufacturers just refer to real data recovery companies either knowingly or unknowingly to you as a customer.
I have a M.2 SSD for secondary drive and recently it got corrupted or damaged I think. I got a SMART warning from windows at start that the driver condition is bad. When I go to disk management it shows the drive as GPT, and there are no partitions. Is it possible to retrieve my data from that hard drive?
Good chance a professional should be able to recover the files. But diagnostics should be the first step. If you would like to ship it to us for a free diagnosis, do what you saw at the end of the video, or see description box.
my ramsta 256 SSD is not detected by windows.. it happens after i got a BSOD (Bluescreen) then after restart its not detected by the system anymore.. i want to retrieve my files, is this a dead SSD or not? thanks
@@iGame-Pro Not sure how to teach... the best option from here is to try accessing the file by using an NVMe compatible USB enclosure. Make sure that it is NVMe compatible, not M.2
What is the device that converts nvme ssd to sata? There is no nvme port on my computer but I accidentally bought an nvme disk. :( I would be very happy if you give information. Thank you.
On a 2nd thought, I don't think there is a "NVMe to SATA adapter" easily available. There is only one made by Ace Labs in Russia that only works with their ~$13,000 tool. So not practical. Maybe in the near future one will be made available. Or search thoroughly, maybe one has come on the market.
@@AkozdemiR I watched the video, so I could understand why you are asking what you are asking more thoroughly. In the video, the SSD that is worked on is an apple SSD that uses proprietary Apple protocols (there is an adapter for that as shown in the video), which is different than the NVMe SSD you probably have (there is no SATA adapter for that, except the one by Ace Lab, which works with their tool only). In the video, toward the end, we mention "if you need help with NVMe SSDs..." then we would be currently using an NVMe-to-USB adapter along with other hardware equipment to access those drives. So, o our knowledge,, there is no non-proprietary adapter on the market currently available for NVMe-to-SATA. Therefore, cannot make a suggestion, sorry.
I have a nvme 256 gb m 2 SSD and just this morning I booted up my laptop and the drive just disappeared. My files were unaccessible and it is not detected in the disk management and BIOS. I need data recovery, currently i am at Pakistan. how can i recover my data from it. its very precious.
@@Rahulkumar-ij7bs Correct, because there is something wrong with it (chip degradation, electronics issues, firmware problem, etc). A specialist would test and see which one it is the problem.
I have a system I just put together, an HP Elitedesk G4 Mini bought online. It came with a 256 Gig NVMe ssd installed and an extra slot for another. I decided to add storage so purchased a Crucial 1 terabyte ssd and formatted it, worked fine. Then I got greedy and decided I wanted to max the system at 2 terabytes. So I bought another 1 terabyte ssd and cloned the 256 gig boot drive to this brand new unformatted ssd. I had taken the previous 1 gig ssd and put it aside. The cloned drive works perfectly but the first 1 terabyte ssd which was previously formatted and working fine as storage now doesn't show up as a volume. The bios can see it as well as device manager (reported working perfectly) and the usb connection utility. Nowhere else will it show up even opening a terminal and using the command "list disk". What could cause this? The system is so new there was no data to worry about although I notice my restore point is gone in system restore.
@Datarecoveryguru1 I think you are right, for some reason that brand new drive failed! I sent it back and the replacement is working like a charm. I'm left wondering though, is anything really safe? I don't think you get warnings that an ssd drive is going bad like you do with the mechanical ones.
i have an gigabyte aorus 1tb NVME PCIE 4 m.2 drive that just died after less than 2 years. The computer won’t boot up at all, i’m wondering if it’s possible to recover the data and how?
It may be possible by a specialist. It really depends on how severe the damage is. Is it just chip degradation? Or also a firmware problem? If it is a firmware problem, then chances are low. What is the model code on the big square Phison controller chip near the interface (e.g. Phison PS5018-E18)?
@@Datarecoveryguru1 i took it to a data recovery centre and they said its most likely unrecoverable :( theyre gonna let me know tomorrow for sure but so far it doesnt look good and i have thousands of hours of work on it
@@hatepayroll395 hey, i ended up getting all my data back. One thing you need to make sure to do to increase the chances you recover your data is to not boot up the ssd. Most of the recovery centres told me it’s unrecoverable due to them not being able to reverse engineer this particular chipset but i found a guy that was able to recover it all. send me your email if you want and i can connect you with the place that recovered it for me.
Stumbled upon your video. Just sent you an email. Look forward to hearing from you.
Hey the cords/USB you use to connect the computer to the harddrive what are they called and what software did you use? Thanks.
PC3000 - their equipment and cables.
PC3000 is honestly incredible. I wish I could learn with one :(
What are you leaning with currently?
I have an M.2 SSD and when I try to boot up the computer it says no media found. I took out the SSD and plugged it into my laptop to see if it could read it and it does see the drive, but doesn’t provide any information about the storage or how full the drive is. I downloaded 2 softwares to see if it could read the drive and they do! They show the storage and how full they are but I still can’t access any folders internally in the drive! could I fix the drive with software? or do I need to seek a professional to get the data off for me?
Not sure if the SSD can be repaired, as I don't have it in my hands to test it properly, but tyoically it cannot be reoaired.
The generalized recovery process is: clone data to another drive, then scan and recover files to another drive.
Hey!
I got an NVME SSD which previously was bitlocker encrypted. Well the SSD said "nope" one day, caused a bluescreen and got renderet unbootable.
I tried connecting the "dead" SSD via a USB adapter, and Windows is not detecting anything. Just assigning that thing a letter and is done with it. Checking the partition manager leads to nothing. No partition info or whatsoever. Soooo.... how should I proceed trying to get the data from it? There is only one file I really need on it. Do you have any suggestions? :o
The first concern is establishing [trying to at least] whether the SSD is healthy from a hardware perspective or not. Search for "SSD SMART Health Status " tools, such Crystal Disk Info, SmartmonTools, etc. If no concerns, then it is recommended to clone to another hard drive, just to precent any screw ups. Then decrypt Bitlocker volume (m3datarecovery.com may help). Finally extract the files. You will the Bitlocker Recovery Key to be sucessful.
@@Datarecoveryguru1 try M3datarecovery.com. If no go, try a specialist.
How to repair my nvme m2 if damage
hello i have samsung 970 evo plus it's out of warranty the ssd won't get recognized in bios and windows what should i do i tried it on my friends pc and it's the same
( not appearing in bios / windows )
Hi, sorry to hear. They fail in an unpredictable manner most times. Since it is not mounting on any computer, there isn't much else you could do yourself.
Visit www.datarecoveryguru.com and you see will see how to contact us (or any chat social media apps) and we could either arrange a free diagnosis with us or recommend somebody nearby in your area.
I have kingdian chinies sata ssd, it take 4 hour to boot windows or do something and when i opened it i find microcontroler SM2259xt extreamly hot.
What cause the ssd to be slow like that and why microcontroller is hot
SSDs have a limited amount of write cycles. On low quality [cheap] SSDs, the NAND flash chips are highly likely to fail quicker. As a result, they develop flash degradation. In the background, the controller is working really hard [making it hot] trying to remediate the problem as best as it can by reallocation any bad blocks of data via overprovisining.
Hey seeking your advice cause I can't find a good answer elsewhere - i had a Blue screen and then after it restarted there's no bootable drive - i go to bios and the nvme boot drive is now defined as "disabled" - I try to reinstall Windows using media device and its not in the options but when I click on media it shows as Drive :x - I saw an article that this was a virus but am not sure if I can format it anywhere or if its dead already. Nvme is WD Black SN750
Not sure how it can be a virus related problem. It does not make sense that it would be. You could try formatting it outside your computer onto another computer connected internally, or as secondary drive via a USB adapter. It has to the NVMe adapter.
@@drgservice3573 Thank you, I'll try doing that. Appreciate you responding
Hi , i have wd_black 970 nvme m.2 sdd drive its not detected in bios please let me know if this can be fixed?
No fixing possible. Only data recovery by a specialist may be possible. The specialist has to see the chipset on the SSD to see if solutions are avaliable.
I have a nvme 256 gb m 2 SSD and just this morning I booted up my laptop and the drive just disappeared. My files were unaccessible and it is not detected in the disk management and BIOS. What suggestions can you give me because I just recently bought this SSD.
If data recovery is NOT needed, then getting a replacement via warranty would be best.
If data recovery is needed, then if the SSD isn't detected by the system, then there is nothing you could do, sorry. Only a data recovery specialist may be able to help.
@@Datarecoveryguru1 thank you for the suggestion
I bought new pc setup and after 1 month my 500gb crucial p3 nvme m.2 stopped working. I was playing valorant suddenly black screen appears then pc re-start and shows bios page. I saw in bios > storage > pci ssd - ( blank ) the size is not showing its blank there. In the name section only shows- pcie 3 ssd (not crucial)
What is the reason??
I also tried in another port didn't worked also the nvme got super hot in 30 seconds like i am using it from hours.
Also i tried to install new window it shows only 1mb size i dont know what's that
Sounds like it has failed. Send for RMA if possible.
can a ssd which stopped working be made alive again ? (made to work like new)
For data recovery purpose, sometimes yes, sometimes no. It is very specific to the model SSD and how degraded it is.
I have an XPG 512gb that wont recognize anymore. What's horrible is adata will not do any data recovery at all...not to mention it's under warranty but I dont want to lose the files.
Sorry, yeah.. None of the manufacturers provide data recovery service, except Seagate, which obviously raises eyebrows. Manufacturers just refer to real data recovery companies either knowingly or unknowingly to you as a customer.
@@Datarecoveryguru1 not to mention they seem to think charging the end user hundreds for data recovery is ok
I just want to know how much it costs to recover the data my 970 Evo 500gb drive.
Look in the description. There is a link to self-diagnose and corresponding price chart. Diagnosis first.
I have a M.2 SSD for secondary drive and recently it got corrupted or damaged I think. I got a SMART warning from windows at start that the driver condition is bad. When I go to disk management it shows the drive as GPT, and there are no partitions. Is it possible to retrieve my data from that hard drive?
Good chance a professional should be able to recover the files. But diagnostics should be the first step. If you would like to ship it to us for a free diagnosis, do what you saw at the end of the video, or see description box.
Where did you buy that piece of junk?
hi do is there any way that i could send my ssd to you to be recovered? if so can you give me a price.
Hi, visit our website and click on the prices link. See description box below.
my ramsta 256 SSD is not detected by windows..
it happens after i got a BSOD (Bluescreen) then after restart its not detected by the system anymore..
i want to retrieve my files, is this a dead SSD or not? thanks
im from philippines..
hope you can teach me how to check if my drive is dead or not.. thanks..
@@iGame-Pro Not sure how to teach... the best option from here is to try accessing the file by using an NVMe compatible USB enclosure. Make sure that it is NVMe compatible, not M.2
Hi! I accidentally put the new windows on the wrong partition so my data gone. It is possible to recover it?
What kind of drive inside? SSD or HDD?
@@Datarecoveryguru1 m.2 sandisk
@@laszloturi9633 likely unrecoverable, sorry
What is the device that converts nvme ssd to sata? There is no nvme port on my computer but I accidentally bought an nvme disk. :( I would be very happy if you give information. Thank you.
Search for "NVMe to USB adapter". Something like this should work:
www.amazon.com/Enclosure-Adapter-Tool-Free-Thunderbolt-External/dp/B08C2THR25
Thank you. But i want the sata converter like you are using. Can you recommend a product to convert to sata?
@@AkozdemiR search for "NVMe to SATA converter". These adapters come and go. What we have is no longer on the market. Other brands came on the market.
On a 2nd thought, I don't think there is a "NVMe to SATA adapter" easily available. There is only one made by Ace Labs in Russia that only works with their ~$13,000 tool. So not practical. Maybe in the near future one will be made available. Or search thoroughly, maybe one has come on the market.
@@AkozdemiR I watched the video, so I could understand why you are asking what you are asking more thoroughly.
In the video, the SSD that is worked on is an apple SSD that uses proprietary Apple protocols (there is an adapter for that as shown in the video), which is different than the NVMe SSD you probably have (there is no SATA adapter for that, except the one by Ace Lab, which works with their tool only).
In the video, toward the end, we mention "if you need help with NVMe SSDs..." then we would be currently using an NVMe-to-USB adapter along with other hardware equipment to access those drives. So, o our knowledge,, there is no non-proprietary adapter on the market currently available for NVMe-to-SATA.
Therefore, cannot make a suggestion, sorry.
I have a nvme 256 gb m 2 SSD and just this morning I booted up my laptop and the drive just disappeared. My files were unaccessible and it is not detected in the disk management and BIOS. I need data recovery, currently i am at Pakistan. how can i recover my data from it. its very precious.
Contact Mind Merge Data Recovery. They are good.
Hello sir my MSI laptop SSD gone dead can we retrieved data from d rive ??
It might be. Needs to be properly tested by a specialist.
But ssd not running
And. Not. Showing in windows partition
@@Rahulkumar-ij7bs Correct, because there is something wrong with it (chip degradation, electronics issues, firmware problem, etc). A specialist would test and see which one it is the problem.
I have a system I just put together, an HP Elitedesk G4 Mini bought online. It came with a 256 Gig NVMe ssd installed and an extra slot for another. I decided to add storage so purchased a Crucial 1 terabyte ssd and formatted it, worked fine. Then I got greedy and decided I wanted to max the system at 2 terabytes. So I bought another 1 terabyte ssd and cloned the 256 gig boot drive to this brand new unformatted ssd. I had taken the previous 1 gig ssd and put it aside. The cloned drive works perfectly but the first 1 terabyte ssd which was previously formatted and working fine as storage now doesn't show up as a volume. The bios can see it as well as device manager (reported working perfectly) and the usb connection utility. Nowhere else will it show up even opening a terminal and using the command "list disk". What could cause this? The system is so new there was no data to worry about although I notice my restore point is gone in system restore.
Not sure, but strange things happen all the time.
@Datarecoveryguru1 I think you are right, for some reason that brand new drive failed! I sent it back and the replacement is working like a charm. I'm left wondering though, is anything really safe? I don't think you get warnings that an ssd drive is going bad like you do with the mechanical ones.
@@Raymond_Petit Correct, most times SSDs fail without much warning.
My ssd format (samsung) 1tb.
Plz recover... My wedding photos most important
SSD technology with formatting process likely will cause the files to be unrecoverable, sorry. Look up SSD TRIM function.
i have an gigabyte aorus 1tb NVME PCIE 4 m.2 drive that just died after less than 2 years. The computer won’t boot up at all, i’m wondering if it’s possible to recover the data and how?
It may be possible by a specialist. It really depends on how severe the damage is. Is it just chip degradation? Or also a firmware problem? If it is a firmware problem, then chances are low.
What is the model code on the big square Phison controller chip near the interface (e.g. Phison PS5018-E18)?
@@Datarecoveryguru1 i took it to a data recovery centre and they said its most likely unrecoverable :( theyre gonna let me know tomorrow for sure but so far it doesnt look good and i have thousands of hours of work on it
@@miken1299 what is the name of the company? You can text/whatsapp at the number in the description area if you don't want to post it publicly
Exact same ssd as I did and it died after a year and a half
@@hatepayroll395 hey, i ended up getting all my data back. One thing you need to make sure to do to increase the chances you recover your data is to not boot up the ssd. Most of the recovery centres told me it’s unrecoverable due to them not being able to reverse engineer this particular chipset but i found a guy that was able to recover it all. send me your email if you want and i can connect you with the place that recovered it for me.
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