Recover SSD Hard Drives
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- Recovers data within 4-7 business days
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We recover all types of SSD Hard Drives
At Laby, we specialize in offering advanced solutions and a wide range of services dedicated to data recovery from solid-state drives (SSDs) of all kinds.
Our approach is based on the use of state-of-the-art technology, together with a highly trained team, which allows us to ensure the most efficient and secure recovery of data, no matter how complex or damaged the device has been.
We work with multiple brands
What types of ssd disk problems are we able to recover?
- The computer does not recognize the SSD.
- The SSD disk is corrupted and does not boot properly.
- The SSD has stopped working or is clearly faulty.
- SSD performance is slower than usual, or the system freezes frequently.
- An error appears when trying to access the data stored on the SSD disk.
- Any other issues related to the operation of your SSD disk.
If you experience any of these situations or any other issues with your SSD, we’re here to help. Our team of data recovery experts can fix the problem and recover your information safely.
How do we carry out the process of recovering data from ssd disks?
Inquiry
Tell us about your case. Immediate response from a specialist and a quote without obligation.
24/7 · 365 daysEvaluation
We analyze your device and give you a report with recoverable data, term and fixed price.
Free diagnosisRecovery
Once the budget is approved, we act. Real-time tracking from your private portal.
95% success >rateData Submission
Your data on an encrypted device sent to your door. Privacy guaranteed.
Secure shipping includedMore than 33,500 devices in stock for fast and economical service. Own software and customized intranet.
What to do with SSD drive if you already suspect that you have lost data?
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Turn off your device as soon as possible. It will prevent further damage that may condition the recovery process.
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Do not tamper with the device improperly. Avoid passing recovery programs if you have deleted data. The TRIM command will cause you to lose all your data if the SSD is still on.
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Using recovery software in physical cases can definitely damage the device. Avoid using it in cases like this.
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Contact a data recovery laboratory. They are the professionals who have the tools and appropriate training to be able to evaluate and perform the data extraction and recovery processes.
Here are our deadlines
In just 1 hour
We process the collection by courier service from your home or company.
Within 4 working hours
After receiving the device in the laboratory (within 24 hours), we carry out a diagnosis and quote without obligation.
Between 4 and 7 working days
This is the average recovery time for the damaged device after the quote is accepted.*
Recovery Pricing
SSD Hard Drive Data
What determines the price
to recover your SSD?
The cost depends on two key factors: the damage to the components and the man-hours required. We will never charge you more for the amount of data to be recovered.
Component damage
Corrupted firmware, damaged electronic board, faulty driver, or degraded memory blocks. The more serious the damage, the greater the technical complexity.
Working hours
The difficulty of accessing the device marks the intervention time. NVMe SSDs and Chinese models with internal encryptions require more specialized dedication.
How we recover your SSD — step by step
Initial diagnosis
We identify if the fault is firmware, controller or memory blocks (Service Area / TBW).
Data Access
We use modified firmware or, if necessary, desolder the memory chips to read them directly.
Logical reconstruction
We recreate the driver logic, XOR decryption included, to assemble the data correctly.
SSD Not Initializing
When the Service Area (S.A.) becomes corrupted or the memory blocks degrade due to heavy use, the controller loses operating information and the disk does not boot. It is the most common failure in SSDs that simply "disappear" from the system.
XOR decryption
The controllers distribute the load between blocks using an XOR key that varies between manufacturing revisions. Locating it can take weeks, but it is essential to reconstruct the information and recover the data from the SSD.
What do you think of us?
Laby has a quality management system certified in accordance with the international standard ISO 9001:2015, ensuring efficient processes, continuous improvement and a high level of satisfaction in each project.
Laby is registered with the National Institute of Cybersecurity (INCIBE), reinforcing its commitment to best practices in cybersecurity, digital protection and information security.
Laby has an information security management system certified according to the international standard ISO/IEC 27001:2022, guaranteeing the confidentiality, integrity and availability of data.
Frequently Asked Questions about SSD Hard Drive Recovery
What is an SSD and what are its advantages compared to traditional hard drives?
An SSD (Solid State Drive) is a data storage device that uses flash-type memory to store and access information quickly and efficiently. Unlike traditional hard drives, SSDs have no moving parts, giving them greater resistance to shock and vibration, faster access to data, lower power consumption, and quieter operation. These advantages make SSDs a very good choice for disks where the operating system is installed or very fast access to data is needed.
How does an SSD work internally and what technology does it use to store the data?
An SSD uses flash-type memory chips to store data electronically. Flash memory is a type of non-volatile memory that retains information even when there is no electrical power. To write data, electrical voltages are applied to the memory cells, which alters their state and allows data to be saved. To read the data, the state of the memory cells is measured and depending on the value it is interpreted as 0 or 1.
What are the main parts that make up an SSD and what is the function of each of them?
The main parts of an SSD are mainly the electronic board and all the components that are part of it. These include flash memory chips, the controller, and in some cases, a cache. Flash memory chips store data permanently. The controller is responsible for managing read and write operations, as well as managing communication between the SSD and the system. The cache, when present, acts as a temporary storage area to improve the performance of the SSD.
If my SSD has stopped working, is it possible that it is damaged or broken? What are the recommended steps to address this situation?
If your SSD has stopped working, there can be several possible causes, including connection issues, software errors, driver failure, or memory block degradation. Before concluding that it is broken, it is advisable to check if it is properly connected and test it on another system if possible. If after performing these checks it still doesn’t work, it could indicate a more serious problem. In that case, it is recommended to contact a professional or service specialized in data recovery to assess the state of the disk and determine the options available to recover the data.
In case of a broken SSD disk, can the information stored on it be recovered? What are the possibilities and factors that affect data recovery on a damaged SSD?
The possibility of recovering data from a broken SSD disk depends on several factors, such as the cause and extent of the damage. In some cases, it is possible to retrieve the information using specialized techniques and tools. However, recovering data on damaged SSDs can be a more complex process than on mechanical hard drives. If the damage is electronic and does not affect the controller or memory blocks, recovery is usually successful, as well as firmware corruption failures. In the event of driver failures or degradation of memory blocks, data recovery may be affected or impossible. In addition, almost all SSDs use encryption technology (XOR keys). This encryption process aims to protect the stored data in the event of direct access to the memory blocks and also to avoid continuous workloads on the same areas of the memory blocks. The use of these ciphers allows the controller to distribute the read and write loads. In this way, it allows the useful life of the cells to be extended and therefore the information stored. In the event of a device failure, it is advisable to consult with a specialized data recovery laboratory for an accurate assessment and recovery options.
If you want to know exactly the cost for you, the best thing to do is to contact us and we will give you a free quote without obligation.
What devices do we recover at Laby?
Mechanical Hard Disks
HDD disks have as main components the metal plates where data is stored, and the heads that access the information. The most common hard disk.
SSD Hard Drives
SSDs have no moving parts — hence "solid state." Information is stored in blocks with no heads required. Much more efficient and faster than HDD.
External Hard Drives
External hard disks let you store important backups outside your computer. A single failure can cause you to lose all that valuable data.
iPhone, iPad, iMac or MacBook
Apple devices including iPhone, iPad, iMac, MacBook and Mac Mini. Reliable, elegant and powerful — and fully recoverable when something goes wrong.
Laptop Hard Disks
Your laptop holds important work and personal data. If a failure occurs, all that valuable information can be at risk — we can get it back.
NAS, SAN and DAS Disks
A compact enclosure of several hard disks connected via network cable to the system. Commonly known as a network hard disk — we recover all configurations.
RAID Systems
RAID disks are a redundant group of independent disks (HDD or SSD) forming a storage system to distribute or replicate data across multiple drives.
Pen Drives and USB Flash Drives
Pen drives consist of one or more memory blocks using the same Flash technology as SSD devices, making them fast but vulnerable to sudden failures.
Memory Cards
Memory cards store data from cameras, phones and tablets. They vary in capacity and speed — and when they fail, we recover what matters most.
Virus or Ransomware
We recover data encrypted by viruses or ransomware. Ransomware blocks your device until a ransom is paid — depending on the type, it encrypts the full OS or specific files.
Mobile Phones and Tablets
Recovery from smartphones and tablets is carried out by analyzing the electronics of damaged components or through the chip-off process for deeper failures.
Data Deletion
We offer certified secure data erasure and destruction, carried out either in our laboratory or remotely, with full documentation for compliance and legal purposes.
Forensic Analysis
Computer forensic analysis and expert evidence. We recover and certify critical information with legal value, with certified experts for reports and legal proceedings.