SSD Sata died

[NikolasSa]

I have double boot an HP compaq CQ60 laptop with vista ultimate and Xubuntu that I prefer to use because my laptop is faster and second I have en externall Hard disk Seagate 500GB that the cover has broken in a transfer .
I change it with an atlantis and it was ok untill I was having an idea to change with a stronger enclosure I buy an wintech enclosure connect it and be the miracle
Now something must happend because when i connect the usb3 enclosure to my usb2 that the box said was compatible my laptop was restart I put the externall hard disk to seagate dock and nothing my dock was closed when it was having this externall hard disk,
I connect it to speciall sata cable that end to USB the externall hard disk start to become extremely hot but nothing .
In both cases I am not hearing any sound nothing from my hard disk .
In this Part I want to ask 2 questions :
1st Any idea
2nd I have read some ideas to take the files from the disk in a raw format from programs like dd_rescue but how you can now the path of the hard disk if you do not hear it and you do not see it in the system?

 

[fzabkar]

Have you tried the HDD in your older enclosure (Atlantis)?

Have you examined the HDD PCB for damage?

Did you measure the SATA power voltages?

 

[NikolasSa]

Have you tried the HDD in your older enclosure (Atlantis)?

Have you examined the HDD PCB for damage?

Did you measure the SATA power voltages?

After I change it no , it is not working either I think I broke this case because the usb in the old enclosure can make a move up and down

The PCB as I am looking it now does not have something that I can see it as broken ?

No I do not have measure

22/12/2013

I put the disk to the old case and it makes the same problem when I succed it work my laptop restart

 

[fzabkar]

A common failure in external drives appears to be damage from overvoltages. Can you show us a photo of the PCB?

 

[NikolasSa]

A common failure in external drives appears to be damage from overvoltages. Can you show us a photo of the PCB?

check here I upload them to flickr with a first look everything seems ok
http://www.flickr.com/photos/56772123@N04/sets/72157638908044673/
check here

 

[fzabkar]

Your photos do not show the interesting side of the PCB.

If your PCB is damaged, then the following supplier includes a free firmware transfer service:

http://www.onepcbsolution.com/729279858.html

The chip in the bottom right corner of the second photo contains unique, drive specific information. This chip must be transferred from patient to donor.

http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/yhst-44463692235217_2264_31027850

 

[NikolasSa]

Your photos do not show the interesting side of the PCB.

If your PCB is damaged, then the following supplier includes a free firmware transfer service:

http://www.onepcbsolution.com/729279858.html

The chip in the bottom right corner of the second photo contains unique, drive specific information. This chip must be transferred from patient to donor.

http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/yhst-44463692235217_2264_31027850

if I found a same pcb and change it i will solve my problem or It is better to send it to a company data recovery?

 

[fzabkar]

If it is a PCB problem, a data recovery dompany will probably charge you more than $1000 for a job that should cost you only $50.

Your choice ...