Silicon Power A55 SSD Data Recovery

At Zero Alpha, we specialse in recovering lost files from faulty Silicon Power A55 SSDs, using advanced techniques to bypass failures and extract as much data as possible. If your SSD has stopped responding, experienced sudden capacity loss, or isn't detected by your computer, our expert recovery team is here to help.

Silicon Power A55 SSD common problems that may require data recovery:

1. SSD Not Detected – The drive is not recognized by the BIOS or operating system.
2. Sudden Failure – The SSD stops working without warning, often due to controller failure.
3. Firmware Corruption – Firmware issues prevent the drive from booting or functioning properly.
4. Bad Sectors/NAND Degradation – Memory cells wear out over time, leading to read/write errors.
5. Slow Performance or Freezing – The SSD becomes unresponsive or significantly slower than usual.
6. Capacity Misreporting – The drive incorrectly reports a reduced capacity (e.g., 0GB or smaller than expected).
7. File System Corruption – The file system becomes unreadable, causing data loss or requiring reformatting.
8. Power Loss Damage – Unexpected shutdowns or power surges can corrupt the SSD’s internal structure.
9. Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) – Frequent crashes and system instability linked to SSD failure.
10. Disappearing Partitions – Partitions become inaccessible or disappear entirely.
11. Overheating Issues – Excessive heat can cause the SSD to malfunction or fail prematurely.
12. Firmware Lock (Locked in Read-Only Mode) – The SSD becomes write-protected, preventing data modification.
13. TRIM or Garbage Collection Issues – Improper handling of TRIM commands can lead to performance degradation or permanent data loss.
14. Connector/PCB Damage – Physical damage to the SSD’s SATA connector or printed circuit board (PCB) can prevent data access.

If you’re experiencing any of these issues with your Silicon Power A55 SSD, Zero Alpha specialises in advanced data recovery techniques to retrieve your lost files.

512GB SP SSD with Maxio MAS1102B Stays busy data recovery caselog

05Feb2025: This ssd will power on and stays busy. Normal heat signature from the controller which is MAS1102B-B1C. This pcb is the same as Lexar NS100 and Pioneer APS-SL2. 

Safe mode shorting points for maxio MAS1102B

The SSD will come ready using safe mode and detect as the following:

Model : Generi Loader SATA Device
Serial : 00000000000000000000
Firmware : 00000000
Capacity : 0.3 MB (512)

Uart baud rate settings: 115200

Terminal printout from safe mode power on

Terminal printout from power on