HELP broken nvme

[chusky pistolas]

Hey guys im new in this forum and i dont speak english very well, but i need help. Yesterday the electricity of my house was cut off for 2 min when i was playing, i think when the power returned it killed my nvme (pny cs3030 500GB). I want to restore my data because i have a lot of sick memes there. This is what it shows in CrystalDiskInfo. Thanks guys.

[sub68]

umm NVME will not die if you get power cut from pc

so try reconizing it in windows disk maneger

[chusky pistolas]

5 minutes ago, sub68 said:

umm NVME will not die if you get power cut from pc

so try reconizing it in windows disk maneger

I think it was when the power returned, and i made a mistake that screenshot was from the windows disk manager not from crystal. Its strange because the nvme was new, i bought it in november 2020. 

[Haraikomono]

in the worst case scenario where you cannot get it working, you could resort to recovery:

 

I assume its ntfs

boot your system into a linux distro of your choice, and install testdisk, or run it via windows though I never used it with windows sry

afterwards do following:(linux)

 

on your terminal type in:

lsblk

see which of the blk devices is the nvme /dev/sdb or something in that order

 

use dd to create an image of your drive

by typing:

sudo dd if=/dev/sdX of=/home/<user>/image.dd status=progress     - let it run until theres an copy of your drive at least in case theres unrepairable damage, you should at least be able to save your files

 

afterwards you can photorec on the image to try to recover as much data from the image as possible, it takes somewhere around 2-4 hours or more, so be patient

thats it, and you have your files back hopefully

usally a success rate of 70-80% if the drive isnt physically damaged or hasnt been tampered with

[chusky pistolas]

2 minutes ago, Haraikomono said:

in the worst case scenario where you cannot get it working, you could resort to recovery:

 

I assume its ntfs

boot your system into a linux distro of your choice, and install testdisk, or run it via windows though I never used it with windows sry

afterwards do following:(linux)

 

on your terminal type in:

lsblk

see which of the blk devices is the nvme /dev/sdb or something in that order

 

use dd to create an image of your drive

by typing:

sudo dd if=/dev/sdX of=/home/<user>/image.dd status=progress     - let it run until theres an copy of your drive at least in case theres unrepairable damage, you should at least be able to save your files

 

afterwards you can photorec on the image to try to recover as much data from the image as possible, it takes somewhere around 2-4 hours or more, so be patient

thats it, and you have your files back hopefully

usally a success rate of 70-80% if the drive isnt physically damaged or hasnt been tampered with

I dont use linus, but i will try it. Can i use a VM or with an external boot?

[chusky pistolas]

this is what crystal shows

[Haraikomono]

as Ive written there, use this as your final card, no hero shows their ultimate move at the beginning of the fight

they always fight to the bitter end with the software to somehow get it working

[Haraikomono]

id rather have you trouble shoot first your system before attempting something like this

check your BIOS settings first, after the power shortage there might have been a reset that caused it

[chusky pistolas]

Just now, Haraikomono said:

id rather have you trouble shoot first your system before attempting something like this

check your BIOS settings first, after the power shortage there might have been a reset that caused it

i swaped the m.2 slot, restored the bios to a previous version and now im using a nvme to usb adapter to run it because it didnt show anything when it was connected to the m.2 slot. The sistem just didnt get anything.

 

7 minutes ago, Haraikomono said:

as Ive written there, use this as your final card, no hero shows their ultimate move at the beginning of the fight

they always fight to the bitter end with the software to somehow get it working

yeah xD it'll be weird, but now i think i dont have a lot more choises. Right now im deepscanning the drives with recuva