Reanimation of the ssd disk
SSD (Solid State Drive) disk is a reliable and fast data storage device, but sometimes there are problems with its operation. If your SSD disk has stopped functioning or you cannot access the data on it, here are some steps to request resuscitation:
1. Check the connection: Make sure that all connections between the SSD disk and the computer are correctly established. Disconnect and then reconnect the SATA cable or use other ports.
2. Use a second computer/port: If the first method does not help, try using a second computer or the SATA connector on the motherboard.
3. Replace the cables: Perhaps the cause of the failure is damage to the SATA cable itself or the power supply unit - check these elements of the system unit.
4. Firmware update: Some SSD models require a software update (firmware). Check the website of the manufacturer of your SSD to download the latest version of the BIOS
5.Using Live CD/DVD/USB : Create a bootable USB/Live CD/DVD with a data recovery program such as TestDisk or Parted Magic. Boot from this drive and try to scan the SSD for problems.
6. Contact the manufacturer: If all the above methods did not help to solve the problem, contact the customer support service of your SSD-drive manufacturer
It is important to note that these steps may be useful for certain types of damage or errors. They do not guarantee 100% success and sometimes a specialized service center may be required for more thorough analysis and data recovery.