USB not recognized – data recovery on 16GB SONY USB Stick

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USB not recognized – data recovery on 16GB SONY USB Stick Contact us: http://www.hddrecovery.ca/contact-us/ Call for a quote: 1.855.366.4232 In this video we will demonstrate a data recovery approach that we take when you prompted with “USB not recognized” message. If you lost your important files, and computer is not recognizing USB stick, then there is a high possibility that the controller or the Memory components had developed a problem. Our approach consists of several steps and does require specialized equipment, so it is definitely not your regular HOW-TO video. In this segment we will explain what is involved in the process with a step-by-step illustration of the data recovery procedure. First step of the process is a chip removal from this Sony USB stick. In this specific case our 16GB Sony flash drive we have two Samsung NAND chips in TLGA52 body. Generous application of the flux will help the disordering process, so we prefer to use a good amount of it during the extraction process. (Links below are not affiliate links, and we do not make any money off amazon affiliate program) Our gear for chip removal: For preheating the USB flash drive we have HAKKO FR820 Rework station HAKKO FR-803 Flux MG Chemicals Vacuum pickup HAKKO Second step of the data recovery procedure is component cleaning. We wick out the remaining solder from the pads and soak the memory chip in the container filled with 99.9% alcohol. MG Chemicals wick MG Chemicals 99.9% alcohol Soldering Station Hakko FM203 with Hakko FM2027 iron Third, and the final step of the process is extracting data from the memory and rebuilding logical image of the flash drive. RAW data from the chip gets extracted with the help of the programmer, and gets saves as a binary data file on the computer. Later with help of software part of the VNR we are able to visualize the content, and apply needed data conversion elements in order to achieve the look and the structure of the original volume, as it would have appeared when the flash drive worked. Another words, the structure of the directory should remain the same. USB not recognized message could leave you without access to upmost important data mainly because it happens instantly, and without any notice. The good news is that the technology to recovery your important information EXISTS!!! And we would be more than happy those files out it for you. In this case we are using Rusolut’s VNR (Visual NAND Reconstructor). This is one of the most innovative tools for data recovery from devices such as SD cards, MicroSD, CF cards, Flash drives, cell phones, eMMC’s, and even SSDs. Check them out if you are interested: http://www.rusolut.com Call for any assistance that you may need with USB flash drive repair or recovery: 1.855.366.4232 Or simply contact us from our website: http://www.hddrecovery.ca/contact-us/ Our channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/hddrecoveryservices Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/hddrecoveryservices

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  1. I have a USB flash drive that worked normally before on my MacOS, one day when I plugged it in it says 'The disk you inserted was not readable by this computer and I cannot see the drive even though the blue light is flashing normally indicating power and connectivity is ok. Can data still be recovered from such a situation?
  2. Hi, hiw about usb can not format? I try all method around Internet still can't.
  3. How have you learned to do all this stuff? Are you an engineer or something?
  4. your never showed the nand flash chip. was eager to see the beneath part. thumps down
  5. Are you using for USB, SD etc. only Resolut software, hardware? Do you have experience with PC-3000 flash? I ask because I want to know what is a better for this kind device.
  6. Nice video Erkin! :)