How to perform a SSD data recovery with ease?

• Factors that cause data loss on SSD
• How to recover data from SSD on windows
• Difference between SSD and hdd hard drive

Solid-State Drive, popularly known as SSD, is a data storage device that has assemblies of integrated circuit as memory. It has replaces all the old electrometrical magnetic disks. This is the modern technology that uses electronic interfaces and new I/O interfaces like SATA, have been created to address requirements of SSD. Here are its features:

• There are no mechanical moving parts as compared to hard disk drives or floppy.
• These disks are more resistant to vibration and physical shocks.
• They are more silent, less latency and lower access time.
• Hybrid drives are created using SSD and HDD to improve the performance.

Part 1: Factors that cause data loss on SSD

Data loss issue has troubled users on regular basis. This is nothing to do with SSD but there are various factor that effect it. List of factors that cause data loss on SSD:

• When drive is physically damaged, you may lose your data.
• If go under advanced settings to handle drive manually, few wrong settings can cause data lose.
• On software level, when virus attack occurs many data can get lost.
• There many other reasons that can cause data lose like charge issue etc.

Part 2: How to recover data from SSD on windows

Today, all of the windows system use SSD. Due to any reason you have lost the data, there are ways in which you can retrieve the data. However, before you retrieve data make sure you do not write any data to the SSD, this may make it impossible to recover data.

Solution 1: Try to find it in Recycle Bin:

If you are using Windows desktop, then all the deleted data goes to Recycle Bin. However, it is only the data, which has been deleted using only delete option or delete button. If you have used shift+delete option the files are directly deleted from the system and they are not found in Recycle bin. Here are the steps to recover the data from recycle bin:

1. Go to Recycle bin on your computer. Usually it is on your desktop.
2. Now go to the file you want to restore. Right click on it and go to option restore.

Solution 2: 3 Steps to Recover lost Data from SSD Hard Drive

Wondershare Data Recovery is one of the best way to recover data from your SSD on windows. Even if you have deleted from recycle bin or shift deleted the file, it is possible to recover using this software. It is so powerful that it can recover data even if SSD was attacked by virus, or some other damage. You can download Wondershare Data Recovery from Wondershare website. Follow these three steps to recover data from your window computer.

1. Select the file type you want to recover. Go to select the option "All File Types" to start.

   

2. Select the target hard drive and click "Start" to scanning lost data.

   

3. After scanning, you can preview all recoverable files, and click "Recover" button to save.

   

All the files will be recovered to the desired location on your computer and you can run the files to check if they are in good condition.

Part 3: Difference between SSD and HDD

SSD

1. Price- They are generally expensive then HDD as they are the most recent form and uses the modern technology.
2. Capacity- SSD have the highest capacity of upto 4TB. However they are very rare and very expensive.
3. Speed- SSD are much faster than HDD. They can boot an average computer in less than a minute.
4. Fragmentation- With SSD there is no fragmentation problem as it doesn’t matter where the files are stored on the disk
5. Durability- As there is movable parts lilke HDD it protected from various damaging factors and can work for long time.

HDD

1. Price- HDD are less expensive then SSD as they cost half the price on SSD.
2. Capacity- They do not have high capacity as of HDD as they do not use integrated circuits which gives more storing capacity.
3. Speed- HDD are no match to the speed of SSD. Though slower they are fast enough to make all the work easier and faster.
4. Fragmentation- As they use continuous end to head storing system there is continuous problem of fragmentation in SSD.
5. Durability- they use mechanical parts that move, and with time they get damaged due to shock or other. Hence, they are less durable then SSD.