At Bracknell Data Recovery, we specialise in the recovery of failed or damaged Samsung hard drives, from modern SSDs like the EVO series to older legacy HDD models. With over 25 years of expertise, we provide professional recovery services to both consumers and business users across Bracknell and London.

Whether your Samsung drive has suffered physical damage, firmware failure, or data loss from accidental formatting, our engineers can recover your valuable files securely and efficiently.

Supported Samsung Hard Drives

We support recovery from all major Samsung models, including:

• Samsung 870 EVO SSD
• Samsung 860 EVO SSD
• Samsung 980 NVMe SSD
• Samsung 980 PRO NVMe SSD
• Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe SSD
• Samsung 960 EVO/PRO
• Samsung T7 Portable SSD
• Samsung T5 Portable SSD
• Samsung 840 Series SSD
• Samsung PM871/PM981 OEM SSD
• Samsung MZ-76E1T0 SSD
• Samsung 2.5″ SATA HDDs
• Samsung SpinPoint M Series
• Samsung SpinPoint F3/F4 HDDs
• Samsung Momentus Drives (co-branded before acquisition)

If your model is not listed, we likely still support it — we cover all generations of Samsung hard drives.

Common Interfaces We Recover

• SATA (Serial ATA)
• PATA / IDE
• NVMe (PCIe Gen3/Gen4)
• SCSI & SAS
• M.2 Interface (B+M key, M key)
• U.2 Interface
• USB 3.0/3.2 External Drives
• eSATA

Supported File Systems

Our recovery services span across multiple file systems, including:

• NTFS / exFAT / FAT32 (Windows)
• HFS+ / APFS (macOS)
• ext3 / ext4 / XFS / Btrfs (Linux)
• BitLocker-encrypted volumes
• Proprietary embedded storage formats (OEMs)

Common Samsung Drive Failures & Recovery Solutions

We handle all types of Samsung drive issues, including:

1. SSD Controller Failure – Recovery via direct NAND chip access or firmware repair.
2. NAND Flash Wear – Caused by high write cycles; data is cloned from degraded cells.
3. Power Surge Damage – PCB repair or donor component replacement.
4. Firmware Corruption – Firmware module repair using professional recovery tools.
5. Logical File Corruption – Rebuilding corrupted partitions and indexes.
6. Drive Not Recognised by BIOS – Controller or board failure; low-level analysis and recovery.
7. Slow Detection / Freezing – Indicates early-stage NAND degradation; drive imaged before further decline.
8. Bad Sectors (HDDs) – Targeted sector cloning and data reconstruction.
9. Mechanical Head Crash (HDDs) – Read/write head replacement in cleanroom and platter imaging.
10. Encrypted SSDs (e.g. BitLocker) – Recovery with or without key, using forensic methods where applicable.
11. Drive Clicking or Beeping (HDDs) – Mechanical or motor issues; opened under cleanroom conditions.
12. Formatted or Reinitialised SSD – Carving files from unallocated space.
13. Firmware Lock / ATA Password Lock – Unlocking via vendor-specific firmware tools.
14. Partition Table Loss – Manual rebuilding of partition maps.
15. Unresponsive Drive (no LED or detection) – Electrical component analysis and repair.
16. File System Not Mounting – Deep-level file system repair or data carving.
17. Overheating Drives – Detected early through diagnostics and cloned before damage worsens.
18. Corrupted Boot Records – MBR or GPT structure repair.
19. SSDs Stuck in Read-Only Mode – Accessing data through low-level read tools.
20. Drive Detected as ‘Unknown Device’ – Driver or firmware communication issue resolved at binary level.
21. Stuck in Update Loop (e.g. T7 SSDs) – Bypassing firmware check and cloning internal memory.
22. Dropped Portable SSD – USB board or NAND detachment repaired.
23. Mac SSD Data Loss – APFS structure rebuilt, Time Machine data extracted.
24. RAID with Samsung SSDs – Recovery even with multiple drive failures.
25. Damaged M.2 Connector – NAND chips removed and read externally.
26. Data Deleted After System Reset – Carving deleted data from remaining valid cells.
27. SSD Firmware Freeze (DRAMless SSDs) – Recovery via ROM flash or low-level mode.
28. Disappearing Files / Folders – Caused by internal memory mapping faults; recovered from raw image.
29. Sudden Shutdown, No Response – PCB and power regulator failure analysis.
30. System Crashes When Drive Is Connected – Isolated recovery via write-blocked imaging.

Why Choose Bracknell Data Recovery?

• 25 Years in Professional Data Recovery
• Success with SSD and HDD Failures
• Advanced Tools for Firmware, NAND & PCB Repair
• Support for Both Business and Personal Use
• Cleanroom Facility for Mechanical HDD Repairs
• Critical 48-Hour Recovery Service Available
• Trusted by Local Clients and National Organisations

Whether you’re a home user with precious family photos or a business with mission-critical data on your Samsung drive, we have the tools and expertise to recover your data safely.

Contact Bracknell Data Recovery Today

If your Samsung EVO SSD or legacy HDD has failed or become inaccessible, don’t delay. Each power-on attempt risks further damage. Contact Bracknell Data Recovery today to arrange a free diagnostic — we’re ready to help.

Bracknell Data Recovery – Bracknell and London’s No.1 Samsung EVO Data Recovery Specialists