HDD GURU FORUMS

Hi all,

we arre happy to announce that data recovery from SSD drives using SM2258XT controller is now possible.

We now have a solution and are able to recover most of them with very good results.

To the best of my knowledge, Ace won't support these drives in PC3000, because each version/manufacturer has its own firmware and it will be impossible to implement one universal solution like other controllers.

For details, please contact me via PM or email the other Dimitri at tech[@]northwind.gr

We too are now offering recovery from these SSD’s!

Well done.
Keep up the good work Mr. Dimitris and Mr. Sean.

sad that I just broke in half and threw it away.

unknown wrote:Well done.
Keep up the good work Mr. Dimitris and Mr. Sean.

Really ,
This Software And Solution is Up For Grabs Everywhere in China ,

Amarbir[CDR-Labs] wrote:

unknown wrote:Well done.
Keep up the good work Mr. Dimitris and Mr. Sean.

Really ,
This Software And Solution is Up For Grabs Everywhere in China ,

What about India ?

Amarbir[CDR-Labs] wrote:

unknown wrote:Well done.
Keep up the good work Mr. Dimitris and Mr. Sean.

Really ,
This Software And Solution is Up For Grabs Everywhere in China ,

what software? there is a new flash recovery solution out there?

Ask amarbir.
He obviously knows and uses the solution and has recovered hundreds of 2258XTs..

DR-Kiev wrote:

Amarbir[CDR-Labs] wrote:

unknown wrote:Well done.
Keep up the good work Mr. Dimitris and Mr. Sean.

Really ,
This Software And Solution is Up For Grabs Everywhere in China ,

What about India ?

Sir ,
I My Area Chandigarh In North India ,Not Many SSD Cases For Recovery ,Very Very Limited ,As Far AS The Solution Goes Many People In China Are Offering English Version Tool That Does This Controller Recovery ,Even Dolphin Released a Update -> https://youtu.be/kB5XMZgOorQ .

northwind wrote:Ask amarbir.
He obviously knows and uses the solution and has recovered hundreds of 2258XTs..

Well,
I am Sure You Have Not Seen Hundred Of SSD's Of This Controller Failing ,This is Just a Comment You Made To Prove Something Which Actually Makes ZERO Sense . This Controller Solution Sells For USD 25 ~ 100 Everywere Lolz

Amarbir[CDR-Labs] wrote: I am Sure You Have Not Seen Hundred Of SSD's Of This Controller Failing

As a matter of fact, I have.

The rest of your rant is clearly time wasting.

northwind wrote:

Amarbir[CDR-Labs] wrote: I am Sure You Have Not Seen Hundred Of SSD's Of This Controller Failing

As a matter of fact, I have.

The rest of your rant is clearly time wasting.

Well,
The Definition of Rant Does Not Fit The Description Of My Reply That Many are selling this solution openly and i also gave a strong proof DFL has it incorporated in thier tool ,So no point for people to pay the dollars mostly as demanded for ODD cases .

PS : Why Not Show Us Your Tool And Then Leave It To Other Smart People To Judge If They Like To Get It Recovered From You Or The Tools That Are Being Sold For Peanuts + This will also give us a chance to view your developed software ,We have seen the DR Side of Northwind Its time to see the software development side of Northwind too

Amarbir[CDR-Labs] wrote:This Controller Solution Sells For USD 25 ~ 100 Everywere Lolz

Links, or it didn't happen. LoLz

BTW, if it is what I've seen, calling it a DR "Tool" or "Solution" is a little grandiose. Looks kinda risky as well.

I am talking about what Amarbir has seen here, not Northwinds solution

I just made a decision, not to waste any more of my time, lots of things to do.
If someone is offering a solution for $25, so be it (however don't come crying afterwards that your drive is bricked).
And, definitely, I do not have to prove anything to anyone (especially for free ).

If anyone is looking for a real solution for SM2258XT that actually WORKS, then go to the top of this page.
Otherwise, well, it's your data and it's your choice.

So, after all this discussion (using the term liberally), we are still left with only 2 labs (based on this post) who have found a solution to the SM2258XT SSD controller and are now offering in-house data recovery services for those SSDs.

If you encounter an SSD with this controller that you are unable to resolve, you can choose to refer or outsource the project to either of these two labs, research your own solution or just tell your client that you are unable to handle it. Just stop criticizing others for doing what you have not yet figured out how to do.

lcoughey wrote:So, after all this discussion (using the term liberally), we are still left with only 2 labs (based on this post) who have found a solution to the SM2258XT SSD controller and are now offering in-house data recovery services for those SSDs.

If you encounter an SSD with this controller that you are unable to resolve, you can choose to refer or outsource the project to either of these two labs, research your own solution or just tell your client that you are unable to handle it. Just stop criticizing others for doing what you have not yet figured out how to do.

Thank you for the voice of reason Luke!

HaQue wrote:

Amarbir[CDR-Labs] wrote:This Controller Solution Sells For USD 25 ~ 100 Everywere Lolz

Links, or it didn't happen. LoLz

BTW, if it is what I've seen, calling it a DR "Tool" or "Solution" is a little grandiose. Looks kinda risky as well.

I am talking about what Amarbir has seen here, not Northwinds solution

Haque ,
You Want The Tools Thats Being Sold Out There ,You Can Contact Me In Private ,Also DFL Clearly Offered USD 500 For Tool Earlier Which Now is Added Into The Latest Update " I Do Not Know Free Or Paid That Update Is " . Amarbir Does Not Speak When There is No Substance in the words .

lcoughey wrote:So, after all this discussion (using the term liberally), we are still left with only 2 labs (based on this post) who have found a solution to the SM2258XT SSD controller and are now offering in-house data recovery services for those SSDs.

If you encounter an SSD with this controller that you are unable to resolve, you can choose to refer or outsource the project to either of these two labs, research your own solution or just tell your client that you are unable to handle it. Just stop criticizing others for doing what you have not yet figured out how to do.

Well,
i See You Have a Bunch of these ,even posted in your forum ,Care to dispatch a few to me via cheapest usps mail ,Might be i can have some fun ,You can even Rectify These And Hot Swap To PC3K DE for Data Recovery ,Here see this trick -> http://www.programmersought.com/article/428557415/

not many labs can develop Engineers!

"Our engineers have been specially developed"

HaQue wrote:not many labs can develop Engineers!

"Our engineers have been specially developed"

Indeed, we now use can openers to get into drives... that's advancement...