What's going on with your SSD
SSDs fail without warning. There is no clicking, just a drive that vanishes or reports the wrong capacity. Controller failures, firmware panics and TRIM all affect what can be recovered, so the type of SSD and what happened next both matter.
Signs you need recovery
- Drive shows 0 GB or isn't detected
- Laptop says 'no boot device'
- SSD went read-only or 'safe mode'
- Power surge or failed firmware update
Specifications we handle
| Interfaces | SATA 2.5", mSATA, M.2 SATA, M.2 NVMe (PCIe 3/4/5), U.2 |
|---|---|
| Controllers | Phison, Silicon Motion, Samsung, Marvell, Realtek, Maxio |
| Common failures | Controller burnout, firmware 'safe mode', 0 GB / 1 GB capacity, power-surge damage |
| Our approach | Vendor technological mode, firmware repair, or chip-off with XOR and ECC reconstruction |
| Note | NVMe vs SATA: NVMe controllers usually encrypt by default, so the original controller must be revived rather than bypassed. |
Our process
- Free evaluationShip it, drop it off, or request courier pickup. We log the device into chain of custody on arrival.
- Diagnosis & fixed quoteEngineers find the exact fault and send a fixed quote. Nothing proceeds without your approval.
- Device-specific recoveryVendor technological mode, firmware repair, or chip-off with XOR and ECC reconstruction.
- Recovery & verificationWe image the media, rebuild the data and send a file list so you can confirm what matters is there.
- Secure returnYour data returns on a new encrypted drive or secure download. Working copies are destroyed after you confirm.
Pricing
Evaluation is always free. Most single-device recoveries are quoted between a few hundred and a few thousand dollars depending on the fault. Get your fixed quote.