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 Post subject: App / Settings for SSD DATA recovery ( extraction )
PostPosted: June 14th, 2024, 9:00 
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Hi everyone, recently i've posted some other thread regarding data loss on a Crucial MX500 SSD, i've sent an email to Crucial they told me that if i don't let the drive go idle, Data should NOT be erased by the GC. They also told me i should always power off the drive while now searching onto it.

So supposedly that everything went great and the information is still there . What would be the best option in order to extract the desired information ASAP.

i started to think about HDD supperclone Reset and also the Relay operation would this have any use duing this ?

I also thought about data extration with HDDSuperclone by using it in conjunction with DMDE where you can build a bytelist of the selected files to recover in order to load it in superclone as a domain to work with . Is there any benefits of doing it that by i just by traditionally cloning the drive im better?

thanks in advance for all your inputs!

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 Post subject: Re: App / Settings for SSD DATA recovery ( extraction )
PostPosted: June 15th, 2024, 4:36 
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Im not sure how many more times I need to say your deleted data has been trimmed and was almost instantly. There's no support for the controller in our tools either.

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