I don't know if you will be able to recover your data, but you should be able to make the drive work again.
Just think of it as a hard drive. It is suceptible to a scan disk and a defrag. It is not suceptiable to data revovery though, due to the nature of Flip/Flop ram. There is no write-behind or anything for that.
Some on these forums believe that solid state storage is bette than physical storage. This is a great case in my favor. I would live to attempt to reover the data, but I really doubt it's possible.
Feel good if you can make the drive usable again. Use the disk tools set aside for yor hard drives. Defrag and scan disk your drive. Make sure it's usable by Windows. Should be gravy after that.
Last edited by DaBeers : 15-Jan-2009 05:23 AM.
Reason: correction of geek speak
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