how to recover data from flash drives that are totally dead part 1

[@ChrisLongPhoneRepair]

Pumping out the new content. I like it! Great to see you keep growing and hopefully I learn something.

[@iainstingemore4048]

Very skilled work Erkin, ive shared it on FB, you need more recognition for your skills, hopefully you might get some work from it.

[@hddrecoveryservices]

Much appreciated!

[@ravindramoghe9268]

Hi, Nice work that you do and it's important to a whole lot of people like us. Just wanted to know about your comment on schematic. Is there a paid or unpaid service for schematic for these type of memory cards available? Also, I think the nand interface is between the controller and the memory chip. Between Controller and the connector it would.be SD interface. Is my understanding correct?

[@guidoneumann9159]

Thanks a lot for this one! At first you said its hard to get the pinout, but later you just wired it without telling how you figured out? Thanks

[@hddrecoveryservices]

This pinout is in developers database, so no research was needed

[@JKZuchel]

@@hddrecoveryservices Hi, Erkin, I liked this video, it had a good explanation of your process, Can I know where do you get your pin outs? Or is this protected info?

[@slabo8171]

As I'm from Poland it is interesting to see that the adapter you use there in Canada comes from a Polish company. I see that they also have various models for NAND access that do not require soldering, although I guess the soldering option is most economic for one device to connect them all.

[@hddrecoveryservices]

They really nailed the cross platform utility of their products.

[@urbanmec993]

Love the fact you are explaining everything. Thank you sir , You are a treasure.

[@DiskTuna]

Ah, a magic circle around the UFD!! That's the secret...

[@MordePT]

If I had like 5+ monoliths per month I would buy a laser. Those glass splinters 😭😭

[@alexanderreintzsch5315]

Great explanations. Well done! This helps a lot to understand. Thank you, Erkin!

[@shenlun]

Hi, new sub here, what is the "board" shown @05:06. A link to it please, I looked over your existing links and couldn't see a link for it.

[@michaelmayer5287]

Do you use just isoprophanol for fluc cleaning or something special ? thank you for answering in front :-)

[@hddrecoveryservices]

Yes just IPA 99%

[@chandigarhdatarecovery]

Well, VCC and GND Wire is way too thick not needed to be this thick

[@hddrecoveryservices]

Lol, what makes you say that? it would work with smaller wire no doubt, but there is a reason you see VCC and VSS being much thicker on surface of PCB. Thicker and shorter is best

[@chandigarhdatarecovery]

@@hddrecoveryservices The Device under repair is not consuming that much of volts or amps ,Just a tad thicker wire then you used for NAND protocol was OK ,And BTW i was at my farms not checking all the videos

[@mr.unknown1386]

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