Can I ask how you came to the conclusion that the wires were meant to cross?? To me the tracks looked opposite; Asking out of a genuine desire to expand my skills
The wires go underneath the usb connector and cross over. If you ever get lost you can look for datasheets for the microcontroller and it will tell you the pins
@@ZeroalphaAu once I rewatched, yeah I can see the second pads track coming behind the first, stood out like dog’s….. was definitely a head slap moment; 🤣
No new USB port, no fancy flash chip data extraction and rebuild just 2 wires and 2 pins solder job.. if this is job for some friend I will do it for free and if I need to charge someone probably $10 is too much lol.
I was working for large IT companies and customers kept coming to me asking for data recovery. I'm a nerd so I use to enjoy researching the problems in my spare time and solving them before word starting spreading that i was solving these things. I joke that i didn't pick data recovery, data recovery picked me
@@ZeroalphaAu Thank amazing! Did you go to school to learn the data recovery process or was it somewhat self taught? Asking because I too am a nerd and enjoy learning how to solve these types of issues
Hi. I have a nand card from a damaged sd card. Can it work to recover the data after putting it into a usb card? If yes, can I send it to you and do it for me. I'll pay you.
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goddammit!! this is like watching myself solder 😂
USB data recovery services: www.zeroalpha.com.au/usb-data-recovery
Doesn't cost $1100
Scissors have never let me down after loosing my cutters too! :D x3
Also really happy to have found your channel! Many Giggles! ^^ Great content while i code! :D
Thanks for sharing the frustation brother!
It really hurts to watch you soldering .....
Parts and Labor, if the physical drive needed repair...
One of my favorite sayings:
Good enough for government work.
Can I ask how you came to the conclusion that the wires were meant to cross?? To me the tracks looked opposite; Asking out of a genuine desire to expand my skills
🤣🤣🤣Ohh shrit That was an obvious conclusion after rewatching the start; When I ask you for a Job Ill remind you of this comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The wires go underneath the usb connector and cross over. If you ever get lost you can look for datasheets for the microcontroller and it will tell you the pins
@@ZeroalphaAuThanks for sharing your wisdom
@@ZeroalphaAu once I rewatched, yeah I can see the second pads track coming behind the first, stood out like dog’s….. was definitely a head slap moment; 🤣
is that PC3000 that you used there?
Nice Job!
The solder points on the back were empty? Could be a failure point at my of these devices.
No new USB port, no fancy flash chip data extraction and rebuild just 2 wires and 2 pins solder job.. if this is job for some friend I will do it for free and if I need to charge someone probably $10 is too much lol.
me trying to solder with five cans of monster in my system
$1100 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
How did you get into the data recovery business?
I was working for large IT companies and customers kept coming to me asking for data recovery. I'm a nerd so I use to enjoy researching the problems in my spare time and solving them before word starting spreading that i was solving these things. I joke that i didn't pick data recovery, data recovery picked me
@@ZeroalphaAu Thank amazing! Did you go to school to learn the data recovery process or was it somewhat self taught? Asking because I too am a nerd and enjoy learning how to solve these types of issues
Hi. I have a nand card from a damaged sd card. Can it work to recover the data after putting it into a usb card? If yes, can I send it to you and do it for me. I'll pay you.
Hi friend. Does it have a Nand chip?
@@ZeroalphaAu Yes it does.
Wow 5mins work
I'd be interested in your channel if you didn't use God's name to curse with. Too bad, looks like a good channel with good content.
i want to see the data please