SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go Data Recovery
Zero Alpha offers professional data recovery for SanDisk ULTRA USB flash drives, including the Dual Drive Go model with both USB-A and USB-C connectors. These drives are compact and versatile but can suffer from physical damage, controller failure, or corruption from improper ejection. We accept mail in jobs from Australia and worldwide.
SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go Common Problems
- USB connector physically bent or broken
- Drive not detected on PC or phone
- Corrupt file system or unreadable partition
- Accidental formatting or file deletion
- Excessive heat damage from prolonged phone use
- Wear-leveling issues causing read errors
- Firmware corruption or failure
SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go Models
- SDDDC3-032G-G46 (32GB)
- SDDDC3-064G-G46 (64GB)
- SDDDC3-128G-G46 (128GB)
- SDDDC3-256G-G46 (256GB)
- SDDDC3-512G-G46 (512GB)
SDDDC3-128G-A46 Cracked Data Recovery Case Log
17Jun25: This device is monolithic. It IDs as SanDisk Anisha with 64Mb capacity, indicating that controller is going into safe mode. This is likely because it cannot communicate with the embedded NAND. Closer inspection reveals a crack in the middle of the monolith. Depending on the position of the crack, it may still be possible to read out the contents of the NAND.
SDDDC3 Data Recovery Caselog
27Jun25: This sandisk 128gb bp2403008240z sdddc3 usb drive stopped working. It has a hardware failure causing it to not detect. It was drawing high current 0.9a on usb-a but on usb-c it was drawing no current. The customer reports it got hot when plugged into a phone but we did not notice this problem.
SanDisk Ultra 128GB DUAL DRIVE GO USB-A & USB-C Data Recovery Caselog
23OCT25: This Sandisk Ultra 128gb dual drive go with a usb a and c connector fell out of a bag at the airport. The customer accidently stood on it causing severe damage. The usb-c connector is totally cracked off. The model labels are: E8BDC, BP241200824OZ, SDDDC3 Made in China. Because the wafer is cracked in half this is a no fix case.