SanDisk Ultra Flair SDCZ73-128G-G46 monolithic flash drive data recovery. The drive made USB connection sounds but showed no drive letter on Windows or Mac. NAND flash memory bit rot caused data degradation inside the chip. Voltage offset recalibration recovered the majority of data. No data, no charge.
Undetected SanDisk Cruzer SDDDC3-128G-A46 data recovery. A failed passive component on the +5V USB power rail made the drive completely unresponsive. Component-level circuit board repair restored full functionality and all data was recovered. No data, no charge.
SanDisk Cruzer 64GB SDCZ36-064G broken connector data recovery. Component-level circuit board repair on SanDisk 820410PA controller, PCB revision 54-50-08081R1. No data, no charge.
We recently completed a successful data recovery on a 128GB Memorex USB Flash Drive. This standard-looking flash drive came to us with a broken USB connector — a common failure point that can make a drive completely unreadable by any…
We recently completed a successful data recovery on a Lexar JumpDrive TwistTurn2 USB 2.0 Flash Drive. This particular drive is available in several capacities, and the models we have confirmed compatibility with include the LJDTT2-64GABNABK (64GB) and the LJDTT2-128GABNABK (128GB)…
Sadly we were only able to get a partial raw recovery in this case which is typical, but usually we're able to get a better recovery by modifying block numbers however the block number markers made no sense, only high…
We have a high resolution X-Ray machine now for identifying internal faults inside IC's. For example this Lexar Monolithic Flash Drive (FC1178 Based) had a short at the controller preventing us from reading the flash memory chip using standard pin-out…
We routinely develop pinouts and work on monolithic pinouts for our clients and other data recovery labs. Over the years we’ve developed specialized tools and techniques to work on monolithic chips that other data recovery labs don’t have. Typically, we…
In addition to many of the common methods to improve NAND reliability and performance (eg: wear leveling, error correction code, etc) another common method we’re seeing is the inclusion of Read Retry (Voltage Sensitivity) registers. These registers appear to change…