Sandisk Cruzer not recognized: how to recover data from flash drive

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***For the month of June 2016 - all connector repair services are FREE! but just June, so hurry and mail it in.*** fill out your request for this offer here: http://www.hddrecovery.ca/contact-us/ Sandisk Cruzer not recognized: how to recover data from flash drive http://www.hddrecovery.ca contact us here: http://www.hddrecovery.ca/contact-us/ If you have a different flash drive watch THIS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Scy9pIDZ_Gk In this video we perform data recovery and go over problems that would cause flash drive, such as our "Sandisk Cruzer" here, to not get recognized. Several things can go bad on flash drives that would trap your important files on there some of them might be physical damage of vital components, controller corruption, burned fuses, and broken connections. So lets start with the simple stuff first. To perform data recovery we need this device to be either repaired or data needs to be extracted directly off the NAND flash memory chip. First thing we always do is visual inspection of connections and components, so to perform that you would need to remove the plastic/metal enclosure. Inspection microscope is proffered for this, as you would need to get a close look at really small components and overall layout of the board. Right away after looking at the USB connector on our Sandisk Cruzer, it was obvious that over extensive period of use all 4 signal points on the connector had either broke lose or were on the edge of it. Best practice to eliminate any connection issues is to remove the UBS connector from the board completely and reattach it with extended wires. This way we know, that our connections are 100% solid. - Remove old USB connector by disordering it, super wick to get most of the solder off and rework station can come in handy. - Get wire extensions - Clean up the tracks on our PCB and prep them for wire attachment - Attach wires to appropriate positions on the board - Attach other end of wires to proper positions on the USB connector - Isolate wiring, and make sure that non of the wires are crossing/touching each other After this you are done! However, if your still cannot recover data from Sandisk Cruzer or any other type of flash drive after properly reattaching connector -- you can send us an email or request recovery on our site here: http://goo.gl/BTeYA

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  1. my sanddisk pendrive is doing heat and not open in laptop..
    there is pricious data in it ...pls help brother
  2. my sandisk cruzer blade pendrive uppercover has been damaged what should i do now?????
  3. That internal card reader, ¿The LED blinks when you're reading/writing a SD/MicroSD card?
  4. sandisk are fucking trash.
  5. hey hddrecovery services plss.. help me my sandisk usb with otg 32gb is overheating when i plugged it on my laptop and it wont recognize the usb any solutions?
  6. Thank you so very much ^.^ ... this is life saving stuff
  7. If you have a different flash drive, then you might want to watch this solution for data recovery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Scy9pIDZ_Gk
  8. i got super glue all over a cruzer glide and it still works xD love my sandisk
  9. WHILE WATCHING THIS VIDEO
    MY USB STARTED WORKING AGAIN.
    THANKS HDD RECOVERY SERVICES
  10. why my san disk cruzer force is getting heated and not recognized by my laptop? any solution?
  11. why my san disk cruzer force is getting heated and not recognized by my laptop? any solution?
  12. My lenovo is not supporting sandisc memmory card this is for android phones please help me..
  13. Now I can show my dad this and say: "Fix it! You can't aruge with a pro!" Because he thought it was a lost cause all because it wouldn't connect.
  14. our latest data recovery video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Scy9pIDZ_Gk
  15. I have the exact same sub stick and it will blink normally nut then start going crazy any tips
  16. just had a 'dead' flash drive (2 blinks of the light & then it stopped).  Watched this video & got the idea to take it apart.  'bent' it a little, put it back in the usb port & it connected perfectly.  Removed the data & threw away the drive.... I'm guessing it had a loose connection.  Saved all info to a usb hard drive, whew!!!
  17. I have a SanDisk Titanium 4GB that uses onboard U3 Software(runs in Windows only)
    Used it in apple pro notebook numerous times, U3 doesnt run but no problems accessing files.
    Inserted the USB stick one day and nothing! Only message box came up... -
    'Disk you inserted is not readable by this computer' How would you deal with that?
  18. what did you use to open the cover to start the process of checking the pins?
  19. Do you charge to fix USB sticks?
  20. What are you saying at 1' 47"? Any what points? Sorry...I can't quite understand the words there. Thanks!