Firmware, controller & NAND-level work
A "dead" SSD is often a firmware or translator-table problem, not dead memory chips. We repair firmware via factory-mode access, stabilize failing controllers, and — when the board is beyond repair — read the NAND chips directly and rebuild your data virtually.
- ✓SSD not detected at all
- ✓SATA, M.2, NVMe, mSATA
- ✓Firmware / translator faults
- ✓Controller burnout
- ✓Sudden power-loss corruption
- ✓Samsung, WD, Crucial, Kingston
Critical: SSDs and TRIM
- •Deleted files on a modern SSD can be erased by TRIM within minutes — act fast.
- •Don't run CHKDSK, reinstall Windows, or keep the machine powered on.
- •Don't update the SSD firmware yourself — a failed flash kills the translator.
- •Bring the whole laptop if the SSD is soldered — we handle on-board removal.
How your recovery runs
- 1Free diagnosis: electrical, firmware and NAND health check in 15–25 minutes.
- 2Firmware repair or controller stabilization with write-blocked imaging.
- 3Chip-off NAND reads and virtual rebuild for board-level failures.
- 4File verification with you, then delivery — pay only on success.
SSD questions, answered
Very often, yes — sudden disappearance is the classic firmware-lock symptom, and firmware repair has a high success rate. The key is to stop power-cycling the drive and get it diagnosed quickly.
Sometimes. If TRIM has executed, deleted blocks are gone for good — which is why speed matters. Power off and call us immediately; every hour powered on reduces the odds.
Yes — bring the full device. We perform micro-soldering removal and NAND-level reads, then return the machine reassembled. See also our Mac recovery page.
SSD gone silent? Don't power-cycle it — bring it in.
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