Unsoldering and dumping the FLASH NAND chip content won't be enough. There the FLASH chip/s will be unsoldered and read with one of the above specific FLASH data recovery devices (hey! They are all Russian manufacturers, looks like they are the experts in this field) In the worst case, it is/they are the FLASH chip/s that are damaged/dead, but this looks a rare occurrence, less than 5% of cases.Īlso note: FLASH memories, since some years now, use dynamic XOR coding when writing into chips, so neither swapping the contoller (given that we find the same one with same release version) will helpĪt that point, if you need the data, the unique solution is to find a company that is equipped with FLASH memory data recovery devices like (in alphabetical order): The MCU controller of that FLASH memory is slightly damaged, heavily damaged or either just dead. The problem is UNFORTUNATELY not software or driver matter Or it asks to insert a disk into removable disk Or it is detected but with WRONG CAPACITY like some 0MB or 8MB instead of some GBs Or when it is plugged to your Windows PC it throws the message USB Device Not Recognized Unfortunately when a pendrive is not CORRECTLY detected, like: SSDs are again FLASH memory devices, but the recovery process is different. I'd like to share with you what I had learnt. Since I solved my issue, and it required some researches, Hello I have found this Super User question, but the few replies/solutions ended up being not the ones that made sense
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