Samsung 870 EVO 500GB SSD Data Recovery

At Zero Alpha, we specialize in recovering data from a wide range of storage devices, including the Samsung 870 EVO 500GB SSD. This solid-state drive, while reliable, can still encounter various issues that may lead to data loss. Problems such as firmware corruption, NAND flash wear, or controller failures can render the drive inaccessible. Additionally, issues like accidental formatting, file system corruption, or physical damage can further complicate data retrieval. Our expert team is equipped with advanced tools and techniques to handle these challenges, ensuring the best possible recovery outcomes for your critical data.

Samsung S4LR059 Controller

Recovering data from a Samsung 870 EVO 500GB SSD featuring the Samsung S4LR059 controller can be a critical task, especially for users like Zero Alpha who require reliable data access. Despite the high reliability of SSDs, issues such as firmware corruption, logical errors, or physical damage can lead to data inaccessibility. Data recovery from SSDs, particularly those with advanced controllers like the S4LR059, requires specialized techniques and tools. Initially, diagnostics are performed to identify the root cause of the failure. If the issue is logical, software-based recovery tools can often reconstruct lost data by addressing file system errors. For more severe cases, involving physical damage or controller-related problems, professional data recovery services might be necessary. Experts can perform intricate procedures, such as chip-off recovery, where memory chips are physically removed and data is extracted directly. Throughout the recovery process, maintaining data integrity and minimizing further damage are paramount. Engaging with a professional data recovery service ensures the best chance of successfully retrieving valuable information from a compromised Samsung 870 EVO 500GB SSD.

This video is a working example of a brand new S4LR059

Samsung 870 EVO Electronics Pinout Test

There are a few variations of this model with the e-fuse. The picture below has the e-fuse on the bottom side and is missing on the top side. The below illustration shows correct working voltages as taken from a brand new ssd which we use to research. 

Samsung 870 EVO 500GB SSD Data Recovery Case Log

21Aug24: Removed the nand chip from brand new ssd and it detects with

Model : ROM TARGET
Firmware : MT_Rom00
Capacity : 0 MB