Hi, today I was cleaning my PC and while I was doing so, I flipped the switch of my power supply which caused my PC to boot, which is also a problem I'd like to solve.
I was in a bad situation because I've had the wires in my hands and the PC turned on, so I've hit the button for a hard shutdown, I've had to hold it for a few seconds and then it turned off, I then stopped cleaning and inspected if everything was alright with the computer.
Right after I turned it on, it gave me an no bootable devices error, press ctrl+alt+del to reboot.
My PC didn't read my SSD and my HDD, after a few minutes of restarts and being powered off, my 2TB HDD came up, but my SSD didn't. Later on I've tested my SSD on an laptop and another computer but with no luck. It is warm to touch after it's been connected but no devices it was connected to recognized it.
My HDD got away with a bricked partition, a 1.2 TB partition is rendered unusable and no device can load it.
I've managed to install Ubuntu without losing any data to the remaining 2 partitions of my HDD which are in tact, I'm running TestDisk right now to analyze the disk and it's running really slow (13 M/s).
I had important data on my SSD and alot of work I've done and some which needs to be handed in a matter of days and I'd like to learn of a way to rescue my SSD and the files on it.
HDD is Toshiba DT01ACA200
SSD is INTEL 240 GB SSD (I think it's 335)
I was in a bad situation because I've had the wires in my hands and the PC turned on, so I've hit the button for a hard shutdown, I've had to hold it for a few seconds and then it turned off, I then stopped cleaning and inspected if everything was alright with the computer.
Right after I turned it on, it gave me an no bootable devices error, press ctrl+alt+del to reboot.
My PC didn't read my SSD and my HDD, after a few minutes of restarts and being powered off, my 2TB HDD came up, but my SSD didn't. Later on I've tested my SSD on an laptop and another computer but with no luck. It is warm to touch after it's been connected but no devices it was connected to recognized it.
My HDD got away with a bricked partition, a 1.2 TB partition is rendered unusable and no device can load it.
I've managed to install Ubuntu without losing any data to the remaining 2 partitions of my HDD which are in tact, I'm running TestDisk right now to analyze the disk and it's running really slow (13 M/s).
I had important data on my SSD and alot of work I've done and some which needs to be handed in a matter of days and I'd like to learn of a way to rescue my SSD and the files on it.
HDD is Toshiba DT01ACA200
SSD is INTEL 240 GB SSD (I think it's 335)