Flash Media Recovery: CF Cards, SD Cards, USB Drives, Memory Sticks Starting at $159

FixmyData has successfully recovered data from almost every type and brand of flash storage device ever produced. Companies such as Transcend, Corsair, OCZ, Sandisk, Kingston, A-Data (to name just a few), produce various types of flash storage devices based on NAND Flash technology, such as:

Lost family photos or business accounting data?

Limited time offer! FixmyData offers flash media recovery at a special price, starting at $159. This offer includes free diagnostics, a free USB drive return medium, and free standard domestic postal return shipping.

FixmyData is able to recover data from flash media devices regardless of whether they are physically damaged, unrecognizable by the operating system, or fail to mount in cameras and other devices. This includes USB drives that show a size of 0 MB, are not recognized by the computer, or prompt you to format the device.

Solid-state storage devices such as USB drives, SD cards, memory sticks, or SSDs have several advantages over other portable storage media. Compared to storage devices like floppy disks, hard drives, or ZIP drives, flash-based storage devices are faster, have higher storage densities, and contain no moving parts. However, regardless of the type of storage device, failure is bound to happen sooner or later.

Many Top Manufacturers are Switching to Single-Chip Flash

With the declining prices of USB drives and SD cards, many top manufacturers are switching to single-chip flash. Traditional SSDs or USB drives use NAND flash chips and a controller mounted on a printed circuit board (PCB), along with resistors, capacitors, and conductors. However, as hardware manufacturers try to cut costs and make devices more waterproof and shock-resistant, today's devices often feature an "all-in-one" design. In these devices, the memory chips, controller, and all the small parts are encased in a single small package. These devices are called single-chip USB drives.

For consumers, it's often difficult to determine what technology they are purchasing. The same model of USB drive, the same plastic housing, may contain either traditional flash memory or single-chip flash. This presents problems for both consumers and data recovery technicians.

Flash Data Recovery Without the High Cost

A new process is required for single-chip flash media. To recover data from single-chip flash devices, we need to connect our reader directly to test points, which are often hidden under a protective layer. Since there are hundreds of different devices on the market, the pin layouts can also vary. To solve this, we use our special device—a logic analyzer—to find the correct pin layout. After we directly access the memory chip and obtain the correct raw dump, the data recovery procedure is the same as for traditional SSDs or USB drives.

Just as rechargeable batteries lose their ability to hold a charge after hundreds of cycles, non-volatile NAND flash chips lose their ability to retain data after thousands of write/erase cycles. However, in most cases, flash devices stop working because a component inside the device fails or is physically damaged. When this happens, modern software solutions cannot extract the data because the software cannot access the device.

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USB Drive Data Recovery - Fast and Secure

FixmyData services have developed an advanced flash recovery process that includes reading individual NAND flash chips as raw images, then applying reverse-engineered error correction and special mapping algorithms to decrypt each image and assemble the numerous decrypted pieces into a single complete drive image. The resulting image can then be processed using conventional data recovery methods.

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