Recovering SSD Data in Los Angeles

Recovery of lost and damaged data from solid-state (SSD) drives using advanced Hetman Software data recovery products in Los Angeles.

Securely Destroying Information: The Issue of Solid-State Drives

Read about peculiarities of SSDs when it comes to storing and deleting information, and why traditional data recovery methods don’t work for solid-state drives. There are two issues with Solid-state drives. First, it’s very difficult to erase anything really secure. Second, it’s very difficult to recover information no matter which way it’s been erased. Pretty much everything said above only applies to conventional magnetic hard drives, USB flash drives and older SSD drives with no TRIM support.

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Predicting SSD Failures: Specific S.M.A.R.T. Values

Read about the S.M.A.R.T. values peculiar to SSDs and software to show you the disk wear level. SSD drives don’t have some parameters that are specific to magnetic hard drives. Instead, they have other variables representing overall health of the disk. S.M.A.R.T. tools calculate SSD health by analyzing the following variables: Reallocated Sectors Count, Current Pending Sectors Count, Uncorrectable Sector Count, as well as Percentage of the Rated Lifetime Used (or SSD Life Left, whichever is available).

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When Software Can Help: SSD and HDD

Read about must-have conditions to make recovering lost data possible - and most effective. When experiencing a data loss situation, it is essential to be able to tell whether or not you can fix it yourself. Modern storage media is reliable enough so it’s hard to be damaged beyond repair. More often than not you’ll be doing fine by using a DIY tool of a kind, such as Hetman Partition Recovery manufactured by our company. In some situations, however, it’s better to bring the device to a data recovery lab as soon as possible instead of attempting to recover the data on your own.

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Recovering Information from SSD: Myths and Reality

Read about SSD recovery issues: physical destruction of files with TRIM command and when it doesn’t work. SSD drives are quickly replacing traditional magnetic hard disks. Often used as system disks, SSD drives hold the operating system, application, and all or most user files such as documents, settings, browser favorites, email etc. Having no moving parts, SSD drives are supposedly more reliable than their mechanical counterparts. However, user error, virus attacks and operating system failures present similar issues of data integrity.

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