SSD dead? We read the NAND.
Controller failure, firmware crash, dead NVMe — our PC-3000 Flash lab reads NAND chips directly and reconstructs the FTL to bring your data home.
Diagnostic from ₹650 · No Recovery, No Charge on logical cases

Built for this exact failure
PC-3000 SSD / Flash / NVMe
ACE Lab tooling for every controller family.
Chip-Off NAND Recovery
TSOP, BGA-152, LGA-52 chip read & FTL rebuild.
Encrypted SSD Support
BitLocker, OPAL, FileVault — with credentials.
Honest Quotes
Clear pricing after evaluation, no hidden fees.
Sound familiar?
If you see any of these, stop using the device and contact us immediately.
- SSD not detected or shows wrong capacity
- M.2 / NVMe missing from BIOS
- Controller stuck in safe mode or read-only
- Sudden lock-up or freezing system
- Bad blocks growing rapidly
- Firmware update went wrong
- Apple Macintosh SSD (A1706/A1708) failure
- U.2, PCIe x16, CFexpress card failures
Transparent, step-by-step
Free Diagnosis
We test the controller, firmware and NAND health.
Technical-Mode Access
PC-3000 reads beyond the failed controller layer.
FTL Reconstruction
We rebuild the Flash Translation Layer to map data.
Verify & Deliver
Validate your recovered files before payment.
Brands we recover
Quick answers
Can data be recovered from a dead SSD or NVMe drive?
In most cases, yes. SSD failures usually involve controller corruption, firmware crashes or NAND degradation. Using PC-3000 SSD and PC-3000 Flash, we read NAND chips directly and reconstruct the FTL (Flash Translation Layer) to recover files.
My M.2 NVMe is not detected in BIOS. Is it recoverable?
Often yes. Modern NVMe failures frequently stem from controller lockups or firmware corruption. We perform technical-mode access using PC-3000 NVMe to read the underlying NAND and rebuild your data.
Do you recover encrypted SSDs (BitLocker, OPAL, FileVault)?
Yes, provided you have the recovery key, password or credentials. Hardware-encrypted SSDs require additional steps — share the encryption details with our engineer during diagnosis for an accurate quote.
Will TRIM destroy my chances of recovery?
If the data was deleted and TRIM has run, recovery of deleted files is usually impossible. However, recovery from formatted, corrupted, or physically failed SSDs (where the drive simply stopped working) is still very possible.
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