Question Whats wrong with my M.2 SSD ?

[2000pikapikachu]

Hi,

So i had problems with my O.S drive, an M.2 NVMe SSD. I had to reinstall OS on a different drive, and was able to run a check of the disks.

though the M2 is only showing in the Bios as "PCIe remapping" it shows in the crystalDiskInfo
as you can see with 2 errors

Can anyone tell me what are these codes?
I do understand that the "bad" is bad, but i just want a confirmation with whats going on with the disk

https://imgur.com/FPnIDwK

View: https://imgur.com/FPnIDwK

 

[USAFRet]

That indicates a failing drive.
What does Gigabyte say for replacement?

At the consumer level, the actual fail mode is mostly irrelevant.
It is dying/dead.

 

[2000pikapikachu]

That indicates a failing drive.
What does Gigabyte say for replacement?

At the consumer level, the actual fail mode is mostly irrelevant.
It is dying/dead.

well the drive is not even a year old, so warranty still applies to it, but i have to contact the retailor which i will definitely do if its dead

Thanks mate

 

[USAFRet]

well the drive is not even a year old, so warranty still applies to it, but i have to contact the retailor which i will definitely do if its dead

Thanks mate

My last two dead HDDs failed at 5 weeks and 7 months.
So....

 

[2000pikapikachu]

My last two HDDs died at 5 weeks and 7 months.
So....

guess it happens then,

its pretty painful though

 

[fzabkar]

It looks like most of the SMART data are bogus, especially the capacity.

 

[2000pikapikachu]

It looks like most of the SMART data are bogus, especially the capacity.

well the SSD is not recognized in the disk management, you cant even initialize it. It seems that its totally dead, giving just minimal info about itself, however as I'm not a expert on this then maybe there's a way for it to work, idk

 

[USAFRet]

well the SSD is not recognized in the disk management, you cant even initialize it. It seems that its totally dead, giving just minimal info about itself, however as I'm not a expert on this then maybe there's a way for it to work, idk

Only a year old, warranty replacement.

 

[2000pikapikachu]

Only a year old, warranty replacement.

So i have a back up of the drive, but its not the most recent.

Is there any way to recover the stuff from it?

 

[SkyNetRising]

Is there any way to recover the stuff from it?

Professional data recovery services.

 

[fzabkar]

It would appear that this SSD uses Phison's PS5012-E12 controller:

https://www.anandtech.com/show/14177/the-gigabyte-aorus-rgb-m2-ssd-review

This is not currently listed as a supported controller in PC3000 (the top tool in the marketplace), so I doubt that there will be many, if any, data recovery shops that will be able to handle it:

https://blog.acelab.eu.com/pc-3000-ssd-list-of-supported-ssd-drives-regularly-updated.html

 

[USAFRet]

So i have a back up of the drive, but its not the most recent.

Is there any way to recover the stuff from it?

For the future, a better backup routine.