HDD GURU FORUMS

Hi!

My Mushkin Callisto MKNSSDCL120GB SSD (with firmware version 3.6.1) was purchased approximately 3 years ago for a Windows 7 system. It worked fine until last night. It suddenly cannot be detected by the BIOS on the computer I used it with. Nor can it be detected by the BIOS of a different computer. Is that data recoverable in this case? Supposing I purchased a used Callisto MKNSSDCL120GB of the same firmware version on Ebay, would I be able to swap the logic boards, or is the storage of the drive actually integrated into the logic board? Is there any way to recover the data from this SSD?

Thanks a lot

Bob Cochran
Greenbelt, Maryland, USA

SSD is only logic board So if you replace to the new one you will have working drive for sure

What is the name of controller on board?

Not much of any do it yourself options with SSD drives unfortunately. Especially if it isn't being recognized. I'd recommend you take it to a professional data recovery place.

arvika wrote:SSD is only logic board So if you replace to the new one you will have working drive for sure

What is the name of controller on board?

Hi!

I am not sure, I have not tried to open the SSD drive. I am even sure what tool to use to open the drive. I will try to do some research and learn the tools needed to reveal the logic board and the controller.

Thanks

Bob Cochran

BobCochran wrote:I am even sure what tool to use to open the drive. I will try to do some research and learn the tools needed to reveal the logic board and the controller.

Thanks

Bob Cochran

i have to agree with data-medics on this one

data-medics wrote:I'd recommend you take it to a professional data recovery place.

pretty sure these are SF