Case background for emergency processing and data recovery after u-drive (washing machine)
Data could not be read by a user in shanghai due to the unwitting washing of a washing machine (the exact number and duration of which are unknown), but vital data stored in the disk needed urgent recovery. After professional processing, the drive successfully recovered 6559 documents with 33. 1 gb and users confirmed and endorsed the recovery results。
U-disk summary
The undiscovered disk consists mainly of three parts, with an internal storage chip at its core. The recovery process requires specialized processing of chips and tripods to ensure hardware security and data extraction feasibility。
Critical emergency response step 1. Immediate computer penetration is prohibited
When the u-disk enters water, it is absolutely forbidden to insert directly into the usb interface. The washing machine may have residual moisture and detergent during the washing process, at which point the insertion of the computer will result in short circuits for the usb interface and, in serious cases, possibly piercing the “bridge chip” on the main plate, causing damage to the computer hardware (in cases where it was mentioned that there had been a user, which resulted in the cancellation of the 10,000 dollar computer)。
2. Professional cleaning and dry processing data recovery process hardware testing: professionals to remove disks, clean chips, use instrumentation to test all trigger parameters to ensure that there are no short circuits, corrosive anomalies, etc. Data extraction: access to memory chip data in a safe environment, data restructuring and restoration through specialized tools, taking approximately seven hours. Result validation: once restored, the key document amplifiers are taken for verification by the user, who confirms that the data are complete. Summary of concerns
With the correct emergency response and specialized operations, data loss from the entry of the u-drive can often be effectively addressed, and it is crucial to avoid irreversible hardware damage from the error。
