Sandisk Flash Drive Repair Data Recovery - How To Fix My Broken USB Drive

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DIY HALL OF SHAME PAGE: http://www.sertdatarecovery.com/flash-drive-recovery/do-it-yourself-hall-of-shame http://www.sertdatarecovery.com/usb-flash-drive-data-recovery This is a USB data recovery of a SanDisk USB Flash drive that had previously been worked on to recover the data by another company. It was broken where the stem meets the PCB board. (We won't mention that company's name). We do not recommend that you try to repair USB flash drives on your own as this can cause more damage and make flash drive recovery more dificult. In order to repair USB or fix USB drives you have to have the proper tools and experience to be successful. USB flash drive repair may look easy, but according to a poll we have taken on our website, less than 32% of DIY USB repairs are actually successful. In this case finding the traces and then uncovering them is a very tedious task. It is easy to scratch them right off the board, and find yourself in a situation where your data is unrecoverable. SanDisks are currently the most incompatible drives for Flash NAND data recovery, where the chips must be removed and read in a special reader. This is what is required when you get the error "usb flash drive not recognized". You may only get one chance at doing a broken USB stem recovery, so it's recommended to let the pros handle it. WE DO NOT PROMOTE OR SUGGEST DIY ATTEMPTS AND ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RESULTS THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE AFTER WATCHING THIS VIDEO Get a free online quote here: https://secure.sertdatarecovery.com/quote Recovery Lab Location: SERT Data Recovery LLC 1748 S. Congress Ave. Palm Springs, FL 33461 1-800-553-5738 561-515-5661 FOR SSD visit: http://www.sertdatarecovery.com/flash-drive-recovery/ssd-solid-state-drive-data-recovery

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  1. Hello, is there a way I can send you my broken flash drive and I'll pay you to get it fixed? I'm scared I might mess something up. I had my USB jump drive connected to a FM transmitter to play songs in my car radio but someone sat on the whole thing while it was laying on the seat. I have my resume and songs over 1000 or more and I thing some family pictures. Please let me know what you can do, Thanks
  2. hp 32 Gb pendrive not format mesage me the disk is write protect.so please solwe my problems? 3way use no result
  3. how do they charge for repair
  4. I noticed that the green and white wires are reversed from the normal USB layout...or is it like AC and really doesn't matter.
    Can you comment upon that?
    Thanks,

    Chas
  5. My pendrive is not opening and unable to format also. Not even shows space details. How to make it rework, with some physical alterations or software alterations?
  6. I'm going to do this on my own lol
  7. this is a very smart idea thanks, i'm going to do this right now
  8. there's a hairline crack on my monolithic nand flash drive ... is all hope lost ?
  9. I have a usb that is built into the casing and the usb fell and internals fell out. When i plug in my usb, it has power but it doesnt detect it. Any help?
  10. I do have all the parts but the stem is broken off.
  11. Very good job
  12. My sisters USB drive has the stem broken off. How much would you charge? Are you in the USA ?
  13. To the person that is doing the soldering in this video, I would allow you to use a scalpel on me.
  14. on any usb drive ?
  15. my freind has snaped there memory stick and needs the data asap what would you say to me attempting this process on my own with extension wires so that there is no stress on the connections
  16. Amazing!!!!!!! I tried this and recovered over 1 GB of information from last 7 years...supplies used: Hakko 508 Light Duty Soldering Iron, MG Chemicals No Clean Sn63/Pb37 22 gauge 0.032" diam. solder, Philmore 26(7) UL black wire, Jonard Tools WS-5 Adjustable Wire Stripper and Cutter all from Fry's!!!! And all cost less than $36!!!!
  17. It's impossible to recover data off the "single-chip" USB flash drives where there's one chip that has the USB connector and everything on it, right? I had (still have) one that broke years ago, and I was just wondering about this. I don''t need anything on that flash drive anymore. Here's a picture of my Sandisk Cruzer, which is not the broken one but looks similar, and I don't have the broken one handy. (The broken one is physically bigger and doesn't have the extra solder pads. (I bet two of them are for an LED if one was to be installed, but idk about the other six.)) http://imgur.com/5VEQbGg EDIT: And worse still, I think the drive was damaged by static. When I plug it into my Ubuntu netbook and do 'lsusb' nothing shows up. It's as if it wasn't even plugged in.
  18. hey man i dont want to damage my flash drive even more i broke the stem so i will look for a possible way to send you my flash
    how much would it cost to ship it from serbia
  19. my flash disk can't work in all of PC
  20. is the drive usable again with the adapter after the recovery is done?