Thank you so much but I gave it for recover, I can't remember it's name. I just remember I heard that brand first time.

>If you can give me manufacturer and modell I can ask my friend about chances. (This will go for a beer I will share anyway) It might need a day or two
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>SSD is an other name for Backup. I've started with data recavery on SD cards and USB dongles so I saw the problem raising. Todays SSD with scrambling etc you have no chance to recover anything from the flash. You simply can not deside if 01 is a one or the whole thing inverted or something else the controler stores in a table nobody (literally) knows.
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>VSS was fine working in a group in then 90s. Then we stuck to it because we had other things to do. But now I move away and use git. It's much more sophisticated baut one need a differned mindset for it.
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>Lutz
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>>>professional rescue
>>>www.ontrackdatarecovery.ca
>>>
>>>if the SSD is not to new (this is a controler problem)
>>>http://www.tk-datenrettung.de/
>>>He is a friend, I can translate, fair pricing
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>>Thank you,
>>There are plenty of disk rescue companies in my country (I'm sure you know turks, my people don't care so much about backups).
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>>>SSD are general a pain to rescue. I've started my independend live with this but I have quited for years
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>>I thought there're no mechanical part at SSD discs, so they must be solid than classic HDD's, but seem not... :(
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>>>also ask the molebox folks
>>My subscription is ended, if your subscription is ended they never answer any question, even about license problems.
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>>>And, next time:
>>>http://www.secondcopy.com/
>>>
>>>reliable, cheap and fast
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>>Actually I have .bat files for copy all sources into dropbox folder as .zip files, but when I moved this notebook two months ago seem I forget fix driver name at one of .bat files... :(
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>>>also consider a SCM, if just to duplicate. I've used VSS since the days of yore and switching now to git. (Thanks to Fernandos Bin2Prg)
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>>I tried VSS and don't like it.