Lesson learned don’t cheap out on storage, that $20 price point just seemed too good. Is there a way to recover my data without having to pay for a service? I don’t care what happens to the SSD later I just want my data back. Ryzen 3 3200G OLOy 16 GB RAM (2x8) GTX 970 Asus Strix ASRock B450M PRO4 Thermaltake SMART 600W Power Supply 1 TB Seagate Barracuda 120 GB Inland Professional SSD It is worth to mention that my SSD is my window boot drive and my 1 TB HDD has mostly games. The drive is still recognizable in the bios but isn’t considered bootable.
I have tried to change data cables data ports and cleaned up my whole system and nothing has worked. SSD Manager is supported on all operating systems.
In my bios the SSD got renamed to ‘SATAFIRM S11’ as seen here: Kingston SSD Manager is an application that provides users with the ability to monitor and manage various aspects of their Kingston ® Solid State Drive. While doing a non extensive task, my PC blue screened and restarted. I have seen this happen to people with a Kingston A400 SSD and most of the methods result in the termination of all the data. Then, I installed windows from a pen drive with the HDD also installed (I did not know it is not recommended).
First, I tried to make a clone from my HDD to the SSD, but it was not recognized as bootable. I bought an 120 GB Inland Professional SSD ( ) a little over a year ago and is now unbootable. Hi, I am facing some issues with Windows installation in my new SSD.
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