Hello,
I've never had an SSD go belly up before. The laptop it was in wouldn't boot - couldn't even get to the bios. I thought the motherboard was shot but put in another drive and I could get to the bios no problem before booting. I connected it as a second drive in a functioning computer and it isn't recognized in any way. Disk manager doesn't see it. I'm curious if there is any common solution - boiling, freezing marking off a pin or something to get access to the data on that disk. The drives are cheap, it is the data on there that hasn't been backed up in over 2 weeks.
I've never had an SSD go belly up before. The laptop it was in wouldn't boot - couldn't even get to the bios. I thought the motherboard was shot but put in another drive and I could get to the bios no problem before booting. I connected it as a second drive in a functioning computer and it isn't recognized in any way. Disk manager doesn't see it. I'm curious if there is any common solution - boiling, freezing marking off a pin or something to get access to the data on that disk. The drives are cheap, it is the data on there that hasn't been backed up in over 2 weeks.