Question SSD not running ?

[Quast.3]

Hi. I have Kingston Heyberx 120Gb. by mistake I was trying to plug-off SATA cable and break the plastic cover.

Now, when I plug-in the power cable I can't feel or scene any kind of movement in my SSD !! I don't know what to do to solve this ? Please. I need to fix. Any clue, information or device could get my SSD back write it.

 

[rgd1101]

there is no movement is ssd. is not a mechanical drive

 

[LORDPrometheus]

First of all SSDs have no moving components so you will never feel any movement. If it works then thats fine otherwise well quite simply put its broken

 

[Quast.3]

there is no movement is ssd. is not a mechanical drive

OK. what to do to get back my files ?

First of all SSDs have no moving components so you will never feel any movement. If it works then thats fine otherwise well quite simply put its broken

You mean that I lost every thing ? There is nothing can I do to fix it or at less get my files back ?

 

[rgd1101]

make sure the connection is tight

 

[mdd1963]

it might work when slid into a horizontal docking station in a 5.25" bay such as Icy Dock makes... (that was a solution for an Intel SSD with similar broken plastic, could not get connector to stay in place, but, the rigid fit inside docking station worked fine..

 

[SkyNetRising]

OK. what to do to get back my files ?
You mean that I lost every thing ? There is nothing can I do to fix it or at less get my files back ?

Glue broken piece back in there.
Then use this type of adapter to minimize stress on glued connector.

 

[Quast.3]

make sure the connection is tight

I do my best to make it tight.

it might work when slid into a horizontal docking station in a 5.25" bay such as Icy Dock makes... (that was a solution for an Intel SSD with similar broken plastic, could not get connector to stay in place, but, the rigid fit inside docking station worked fine..

But in my case now this will not work. Today I went to several workshops to fix it. One by mistake push in one of those small gold irons "tongues" !!! He did his best to get it back but failed. Anyway, Now I found a guy told me that He may cold make it run back to get a back-up or clone for the all files and then transfer them into new SSD. Or, buy a new/used same the broken SSD and then he will change the replace them. Is this good idea ? Could I send it to the company to fix it ? I'm afraid for my personal details !!

Glue broken piece back in there.
Then use this type of adapter to minimize stress on glued connector.

Good I idea. But now I have to do something different.