I have been watching your videos for a while now, specially the HDD recovery ones, because of them after a year of practicing HDD recovery with dead HDD i started for a short period of time(4 Months) an HDD recovery business, for i didn't have the specialized tools for platter swap and the container that doesnt allow particles on the disk, i had to stop, but i had tons of fun, a bit o money gained, and a lot of knowledge, thank you for these videos sir. you are a legend, big hug from Africa, Mozambique. Once i get the resources to buy the tools i might get back and get serious on Data Recovery, for now i'm just coding.
@@hddrecoveryservices thank you so much Sir. it means a lot to me. Once i gather some money to get the tools for swapping HDD platter and the "Chamber" that prevents dust and particles from entering the platter i'll start recovering again and this time im goin in hard. thanks for all your videos Sir. they are life saving.
You sir are an artist. I like the idea of this board that you placed it on. Too bad you have to rely on another card to get it to work, it would be amazing if you had a sled pre-built for every brand. And it looks they do. Holy cow, my soldering skills are not ready for any of that.
The finesse how he rolls wire into a pad is 👌 is there some sort of of-the-shelf solution tho? Pads with wire attached and uv glue under it or something?
Hello! I found your videos are informative and love to see every challenge you are tried to repair those / recover the data, keep up the good work! Subscribed! Cheers
hi erkin, nicw work. Your soldering skill are exceptional,, your knowldge and diagnostic approach is exceptional so that comes to an exceptional result.(once again cought in breakfast but this time i gave her a tablet and problem solved :))
Hi I have a micro sd card that is broken just after the contacts, I'm looking at your videos and channel. The card has some calibration videos for a stereo camera system that we use. I'm about to go off into the field and all will be well if none of the cameras break or get flooded during the trip then I'll be able to do a post-calibration. But if a camera fails I'll need the pre-calibration videos. I'm an electronics engineer and keen to learn more about the dark art of recovery, I can't seem to find some of the tools you use. especially an adaptor for the micro sdcard
I thought of a song for this "My BGA brings all the flux to board, all the flux to the board, all the flux to the board" its awful i know but im so tired.
if it isn't asking too much, would you recommend some resources to have a deeper understanding on data recovery specially on HDD, your channel is the only resource i have, i would like to have some books or something.
Awesome job, as always. Never seen anybody repair/replace pads on a BGA chip before. Is it any different from repairing traces on a logic board? How did you expose the traces on the BGA before you soldered the makeshift pad wires to?
the pad was repaired on the PCB. PCB was also black so it may look like a BGA. Screen capture was on for the first part of the process, so I just jumped to the part that I had footage for. Basically, you scrape away a bit of the trace lead and solder up a bare wire to it. Cure mask the contact point. Then you twist the wire in just like in the video and mask it once more. Cure, scrap the top to expose a "new" pad - done
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Thank you, I am still following the 30 days challenge. Please keep strong
Amazing
I have been watching your videos for a while now, specially the HDD recovery ones, because of them after a year of practicing HDD recovery with dead HDD i started for a short period of time(4 Months) an HDD recovery business, for i didn't have the specialized tools for platter swap and the container that doesnt allow particles on the disk, i had to stop, but i had tons of fun, a bit o money gained, and a lot of knowledge, thank you for these videos sir. you are a legend, big hug from Africa, Mozambique. Once i get the resources to buy the tools i might get back and get serious on Data Recovery, for now i'm just coding.
Dude, this is amazing!
@@hddrecoveryservices thank you so much Sir. it means a lot to me. Once i gather some money to get the tools for swapping HDD platter and the "Chamber" that prevents dust and particles from entering the platter i'll start recovering again and this time im goin in hard. thanks for all your videos Sir. they are life saving.
Precision work as always, fun to watch.
Thanks
You sir are an artist. I like the idea of this board that you placed it on. Too bad you have to rely on another card to get it to work, it would be amazing if you had a sled pre-built for every brand. And it looks they do. Holy cow, my soldering skills are not ready for any of that.
The finesse how he rolls wire into a pad is 👌 is there some sort of of-the-shelf solution tho? Pads with wire attached and uv glue under it or something?
That paste looks like it is perfect for reballing. Not super wet, very nice work.
It is!
Hello! I found your videos are informative and love to see every challenge you are tried to repair those / recover the data, keep up the good work!
Subscribed! Cheers
Welcome to the channel, Jacky
Wow, that was a tough job, you made it look so easy…you got skills…
Thanks 👍
Great job. I didn't respond to the question of long or short videos, if the long ones are easier I'm all for them.
Good to know!
As always amazing job! Cheers from Portugal!
Hello Portugal
no such thing as irrepairable! Nice job!! Well done! Made me look for this "easy" job. :D
Thanks for adding music!!
You're an artist!
Thanks Tuna!
Enjoying the videos, Amazing workmanship !
Really great job...love the 30/30 challenge. Greets from austria
Thanks so much!
Superb work! Atlicnia rabota druk.
Spasibo drug :)
Great work! Is there any chance for you make longer videos? With more detailed explanations? Thanks for your work!
I will try!
hi erkin, nicw work. Your soldering skill are exceptional,, your knowldge and diagnostic approach is exceptional so that comes to an exceptional result.(once again cought in breakfast but this time i gave her a tablet and problem solved :))
I did enjoy every minute
Awesome! I am glad you did
Hi I have a micro sd card that is broken just after the contacts, I'm looking at your videos and channel. The card has some calibration videos for a stereo camera system that we use. I'm about to go off into the field and all will be well if none of the cameras break or get flooded during the trip then I'll be able to do a post-calibration. But if a camera fails I'll need the pre-calibration videos. I'm an electronics engineer and keen to learn more about the dark art of recovery, I can't seem to find some of the tools you use. especially an adaptor for the micro sdcard
I thought of a song for this "My BGA brings all the flux to board, all the flux to the board, all the flux to the board" its awful i know but im so tired.
That's a clever way to repair pads. I thought that was cool
if it isn't asking too much, would you recommend some resources to have a deeper understanding on data recovery specially on HDD, your channel is the only resource i have, i would like to have some books or something.
Hey. We have something in works on that
@@hddrecoveryservices it will help me and a lot of folks big time, thank you.
You should try some pad strips. I find them much nicer and easier to use then curling wires.
I have some, just didn't get a chance to put them to work yet
I've seen people take an hour to do a reballing in what takes you 30 seconds. I had a dentist like that once. :-)
Great Job👍
What wires do you use for soldering? I can't find any so thin...
Where can we get one of those boards and others you use? I didn't see any links below the video.
Hello
I always enjoy your videos, Thanks a lot
You can use heat plus UV light to fast harden solder mask
GOD bless you
I'll give that a try
The pad repair.... That was new for me. Can you show more on that?
Awesome work👌
This is not work, this is an art.👍.
Thanks
Bro my sd card (camera card) has been overwritten once and formatted ... Can it will recover my data???
Awesome job, as always. Never seen anybody repair/replace pads on a BGA chip before. Is it any different from repairing traces on a logic board? How did you expose the traces on the BGA before you soldered the makeshift pad wires to?
the pad was repaired on the PCB. PCB was also black so it may look like a BGA. Screen capture was on for the first part of the process, so I just jumped to the part that I had footage for. Basically, you scrape away a bit of the trace lead and solder up a bare wire to it. Cure mask the contact point. Then you twist the wire in just like in the video and mask it once more. Cure, scrap the top to expose a "new" pad - done
Man, thats amazing!
So many cards had been recovered with this jig since I made it.
@@hddrecoveryservices yes i can see the benefit of this method
hola,que tipo o marca de hilo esmaltado usas para los jumpers?
Well done sir.
Thank you!
Awesome 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Tell us something about isp protocol..!
Nice pad save
Thanks 👍
Isn't that an evidence label?
Another subscriber here..
Welcome
I claim fist comment.... love your work
Beautiful 😍
What kind of sd card is that??? never seen one with those connectors.
UHS II card
@@hddrecoveryservices Thank you so much! I watch your videos because I miss soldering, my hands are too shaky now.
Cool
bro, is it possible to recover data from a broken micro sd card, please?
unfortunately the answer is no in 99% of times
micron l06b mlc 16k isamazing 3D NEVER DESTROYED ANY DATA
never say never :)