SSD Recovery Service for Desktops, Laptops, & Portable Devices

We Can Recover Data From All Damaged, Corrupted & Infected Devices, Both Personal & Business.

SSD Recovery Service from True Industry Experts

Flashback Data offers risk-free data recovery services for your desktop and laptops with solid-state drives (SSD). SSDs are becoming commonplace in just about every form factor imaginable. Soon, it will be the primary storage media for most laptops and portable devices. SSDs can have very similar local problems as hard drives but are quite different regarding physical failures.

With our advanced R&D, we are on the cutting edge when it comes to recovering anything solid state. We were one of the first labs in the US to begin working on flash-based memory at the chip level. We can recover data from many physical and electronic failures on SSDs and severe firmware or controller failures that can occur with complicated devices on the market.

Our SSD recovery techniques allow us to repair and recover your critical data from any solid-state drive. Flashback Data has the solution for you if you need to recover deleted files, have suffered from a computer virus, or had a full-blown failure.

To speak with one of our data recovery experts, contact us at 866-786-5700. We offer various services, including hard drive data recovery, mobile device recovery, and RAID data recovery.

Choose the Data Recovery service with a proven history of success!

Flashback Data can recover data from any device, no matter the damage.

Solid State Drive Recovery Process

One of Flashback Data’s customer service representatives will provide a scenario-based quote and explain how the process works. We also provide a time estimate depending on your chosen service level. We offer many options, from low-cost and low-priority to emergency and same-day service.

Fill out our Submit a Case form to electronically submit your case and receive an optional UPS shipping label for free. We can always send the paperwork through email if you want to fill it out manually. You can ship your damaged media to us or bring it to one of our labs.

We will email and call you once your mobile device arrives safely and we have checked into our system. The email will contain a username and password to easily track your mobile data recovery job’s status via our client portal.

Once our technicians have diagnosed your SSD drive, you will receive a firm quote for the recovery cost. At this point, you can choose to accept or decline the recovery.

If you proceed with the recovery, we will begin the hard drive data recovery process. You can always view your recovery status via the client portal or by calling us at 866-786-5700. Once we have a successful recovery, we will provide you with a file listing of what we recovered for you to check and verify a good recovery.

After reviewing the file listing and approving, we will put the recovered data on another form of media for you. We will then ship the data back to you, or you can pick it up at our facilities.

That’s it! If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at any time.

Flashback Data is Recognized for Data Recovery Expertise:

PC World
Toms
Digital Trends
Gizmodo
Sciam

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CAUSES OF A SOLID-STATE DRIVE FAILURE

Hard drives fail for a multitude of reasons, including:

  • Wear and tear. Using SSDs daily will wear them out and cause failure in the long run.
  • Impact. Roughly handling an SSD, dropping them, or accidentally bumping into them while plugged in will cause problems over time.
  • Liquids. Accidental coffee spills, water damage, and other intrusive liquids can harm external and internal electronic components.
  • Electrical problems. Power surges and electrical storms can damage storage devices.
  • High temperatures. Poor ventilation and high-operating temperatures may cause failures.
  • Overwriting. When important system areas are overwritten, hard drives are unbootable.
  • Logical failure. Operating system errors, viruses, and accidents can damage logical file systems.
  • Manufacturer’s defect. Many drives fail from firmware bugs or faulty parts. Manufacturers may have warranties against failures, but they will replace the device, not the data.

Signs of a Solid-State Hard Drive Failure

SSDs will show signs of failure. Check to see if your solid-state hard drive is showing these symptoms:

  • A message saying Missing Operating System or The Operating System cannot be found.
  • Computer BIOS cannot detect a hard drive at startup.
  • Slow file access can indicate data corruption.
  • Endless loop when rebooting the system or recurring BSOD (Blue Screen of Death).
  • The computer asks to format the drive when it is mounted.
  • USB drive or device cannot be recognized when inserted.

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