Solid State Drives are hailed as being more reliable and more durable than regular electromechanical hard drives. But what happens if your SSD actually breaks? Can you repair it yourself? First, let’s look at what could happen to an SSD that may require repair.
What if your SSD has somehow suffered physical damage? It’s entirely possible that a professional SSD data recovery firm can repair your SSD — or at least perform a successful SSD data recovery to recover the information on the drive. It depends on a few factors.
– If all the individual NAND flash chips work, SSD data recovery may be possible.
– If all the metadata on the SSD can be recovered, SSD data recovery may be possible.
It all depends, however, on having the latest technology for SSD data recovery, extensive knowledge of the inner workings of the SSD controller from your specific SSD manufacturer, and the appropriate environment to perform sensitive SSD repair.
The average person — or even a well-trained IT staff — probably does not have the knowledge, technology, or SSD manufacturing industry connections to perform a successful SSD data recovery. You may realize that you don’t even know where to begin. If this is the case, stop what you’re doing, take a deep breath, and don’t panic.
The SSD data recovery experts at 24HourData are here to help. Keep our phone number near your computer so you know who to call in the event of an emergency. We know how important your data is to you. And we have the proven track record to get it back. Need a fast, honest estimate and quick, reliable data recovery? Call us.
