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Best to consult a data recovery specialist, will cost you an arm and a leg though. 10 years without power makes me think most of it wont be recoverable even if
by robotnikman 2y ago
Best to consult a data recovery specialist, will cost you an arm and a leg though.
10 years without power makes me think most of it wont be recoverable even if they can get to the data on it, but then again it depends on a lot of factors when it comes to flash memory.
- eschneider 2y agoSome amount of the data is almost certainly recoverable, but getting it done commercially is going to be $$$.
- goodburb 2y agoIIRC SD cards and most SSDs don't go through error check routine when powered, it has to be specified. Some do use the power-on time and run a routine if left on for too long. You usually you have to read the entire drive to maintain, in my case S.M.A.R.T. reported changes to reserve blocks after doing that on an old drive. I have a 16 year old 4GB SDcard with all data still intact.
- 2Gkashmiri 2y ago10 years in use. On a phone.