Unable to read data recovery from solid state drive

       Customer asks: Can data be recovered after repartitioning a solid-state drive?

       Tianwei Data Recovery Center answers: The success rate of solid-state drives is indeed not as high as that of mechanical hard drives. However, once data loss, deletion, or unrecognized issues occur, shut down immediately for recovery. The more attempts made, the lower the recovery probability.

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       When using a new hard drive for the first time, it needs to be initialized, including partitioning and formatting. These steps help you use the hard drive more effectively and ensure data security. Below are some steps on how to partition a new hard drive:
1. Disk Management: Right-click on the formatted disk and select "New Simple Volume."
2. Allocate Space: In the pop-up window, choose the size of the hard drive partition as needed and click "Next."
3. Formatting: Select the appropriate file system and click "Next" to start formatting the new partition. After formatting is complete, click "Finish" to end the partitioning process.

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