Data Recovery and Disk Utilities Forum @R-TT

Ok, Than i might misunderstood you.
There is nothing that i could do to get more reliable results when restoring a trim enabled ssd?

thanks for your help.
I could mount the ssd back into my old computer and try to disable trim in osx recovery mode via the Terminal and than try the scan again.
I wonder if i could adress the very ssd from my other computer via terminal and change the trim settings or is necessary to put the ssd ...

good to know.

I would at least try to scan my ssd with trim disabled.
I currently have the ssd (that I want to recover from) connected via an sata adapter to an other mac.
but iam not sure how to address that drive and disable the trim settings via the terminal.

TallWood199 wrote: Tue Mar 05, 2019 8:30 am I've recently faced this type of problem by myself. Fortunetely I already knew how to deal with it

please share how you deal with it. thanks

Thanks for pointing out.

So because of using a ssd, after scanning the recovered hd partition is colored black (not green) and all folders and files have red cross on it? I Will take a look on the trimming and see if it’s possible with ssd and if it changes anything.

For now i tried scanning with ...

Yes it is.
And apfs filesystem btw.

Did you recover the problem files as raw (known file types) or from the file system?


btw I used the file system... these wave/alias files where not listed in the raw files directory.

edit:
i also realized that some recovered wav files simply didn't show up in the output folder. strange thing ...

Hallo,

an encrypted APFS-drive just crashed under MacOs High Sierra. Since time is of the essence in this case, I decided to try to recover the files rather than creating an image (which for sure would be the more prudent thing to do, I know). Approx. 25% of the essential files that have not been ...