Try installing the SSD as a secondary drive in another PC (desktop computer preferably as it's easier) to check whether the problem is with the drive or perhaps your laptop.
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If you can read the data this way I suggest that you make a copy of your data before removing the SSD from the computer just in case ;-)
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If you can read the data this way I suggest that you make a copy of your data before removing the SSD from the host computer just in case ;-)
Try installing the SSD as a secondary drive in another PC (desktop computer preferably as it's easier) to check whether the problem is with the drive or perhaps your laptop.
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If you can read the data this way I suggest that you make a copy of your data just in case ;-)
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If you can read the data this way I suggest that you make a copy of your data before removing the SSD from the computer just in case ;-)
Try installing the SSD as a secondary drive in another PC (desktop computer preferably as it's easier) to check whether the problem is with the drive or perhaps your laptop.
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If you can read the data this way I suggest that you make a copy of your data just in case ;-)
Hi @expelliarmus ,
Try installing the SSD as a secondary drive in another PC (desktop computer preferably as it's easier) to check whether the problem is with the drive or perhaps your laptop.