How to recover an SSD disk partition?

Question

Solid State Drives

Good afternoon forum users.

I have a Gigabyte 240Gb SSD, it has been used for about 6 months under Win 10. Suddenly, Windows stopped seeing the disk, I connect the disk via usb to another PC, there are no partitions. Tell me please, who already has experience with solving this problem, what programs do you recommend for recovery?

tested:
RS Partition Recovery
Remo Recover
AOMEI Partition Assistant Professional Edition 8.5
MiniTool Partition Wizard
Acronis Disk Director 12

Windows Disk Management:

Answer 1

Suddenly, Windows stopped seeing the disk, I connect the disk via usb to another PC, there are no partitions

The situation does not look good. While the SSD is still somehow visible, download R.tester , run it and see how the disk is determined there - manufacturer, model, capacity, etc.
If you suddenly get to see SMART - look. You don't need to do tests.

what programs do you recommend for recovery?

R.saver . If the disk or partition is found, it will recover more data than the options you listed.
However, with a high probability, the SSD has problems at the iron level and nothing can be done at home. Find a data recovery specialist in your area. In Moscow, we will be happy to help if necessary.
In the case of the latter option, keep a couple of points in mind:
- You may be offered factory utilities "for repairing the disk." If they are available for your model, keep in mind that they permanently destroy data. A disk after such a "repair" still cannot be considered reliable, it is much better to hand it over under warranty.
-- If you decide that the contents of the missing partition is worth restoring, do not delay. If the SSD is modern, then after a couple of months of lying on the shelf, the cell charge may begin to flow. After that, all files will be covered with "holes".

Answer 2

Suddenly Windows stopped seeing the disk

if the loss of partitions is not due to data manipulation on the disk, then this is a hardware problem (especially if its size is not visible in the manager) with a high probability of death of the disk controller (by the way, there is an option when the controller on the motherboard died or a problem with the cable, but this is checked, by plugging the disk into another sata connector, since you checked it on another PC, this option is no longer available).
You won’t be able to fix it on your own without equipment and components, take it to diagnostics, it’s not expensive, and then see if your data is worth the money that will be asked for recovery (ssd is much more difficult to restore hdd)

Answer 3

testdisk
Helps to restore the partition table or at least the files.