Get Back Files When MacBook Pro Does Not Detect SSD

“My MacBook Pro is not detecting SSD mounted on it due to some logical errors. It happened after unsuccessful update of Mac OS X Mountain Lion on MacBook Pro. The SSD stores all my critical files, personal folders, office documents, favorite music tracks and so on. Since I lack external storage drive I had not backed up all necessary files. And now I’m at risk of permanently losing data from undetectable SSD on MacBook Pro. Is there any method to retrieve files when MacBook Pro does not detect SSD?”.

Situation like this may create panic among MacBook Pro users as valuable data on its storage media becomes out of reach. MacBook Pro is one of the most used Notebooks by Apple Inc. which is supported with SSD to store all its data. Since SSD uses flash technology, data storage speed is higher as compared to regular internal hard drive. Also, SSD performs much better on MacBook Pro and hence, many users make use of SSD to hold data on MacBook Pro. However, SSD on MacBook Pro can become inaccessible or unrecognized in many situations like mentioned below:

• Incorrect installation or reinstallation of Mac operating system on MacBook Pro can damage working of SSD and thus makes it undetectable
• MacBook Pro may not detect SSD due to incorrect software update catalog or journal file corruption
• Virus or Malware threats is another prime factor that can corrupt SSD on MacBook Pro making it unrecognized
• Apple partition Map corruption, frequent hanging of MacBook Pro Notebook installing unreliable applications on SSD, incorrect repartitioning, reformatting, etc. can make this storage device not recognized

When SSD undergoes any of these instances, it might become undetectable and MacBook Pro will fail to boot. In order to overcome issues with SSD on MacBook Pro, it is highly suggested to hold backup of all essential data from MacBook Pro in other external storage devices. However, many users fail to backup all recent data from SSD and regret after they lose their essential data when MacBook Pro does not detect SSD. But one need not worry much because there are possible techniques to retrieve data from unrecognized SSD on MacBook Pro and one brilliant way is to employ good data recovery program.

Undetectable SSD data recovery software:

Recognized by many professional data recovery experts, Yodot Mac Data Recovery software can perform trouble free restoration of data when MacBook Pro when it fails to detect SSD. This tool is capable of recovering files when SSD on MacBook Pro is dead, unrecognized, not booting or shows start up errors. This utility can bring back data including movies, documents, pictures, songs, compressed files, folders, etc. from MacBook Pro SSD within few mouse clicks. Apart from SSD, its advanced read-only algorithms can perform data recovery from failed MacBook Pro hard drive with SATA, ATA, PATA, SCSI, IDE, etc. interfaces. This tool can be employed to extract data from external hard drive, USB flash drive, FireWire drive, internal Mac hard drive and other storage devices formatted with HFS, HFS+, FAT32 and FAT16 file systems. One can utilize this tool on MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac Mini, Mac Pro and iMac computers that operate with Mac Leopard, OS X Snow Leopard, Lion, Mountain Lion anf Mavericks versions.

Steps to extract data after MacBook Pro can’t detect SSD:

• Download Yodot Mac Data Recovery software on a healthy Macintosh machine
• Connect your undetectable SSD of MacBook Pro to this system using proper USB interface
• Install and run the program on that Mac computer
• Then main screen displays with two options namely “Volume Recovery” and “Formatted / Reformatted Recovery”
• Click on ‘Volume Recovery’ option to retrieve files from unrecognized SSD
• Further from the list of drives showing on screen pick the drive that represents SSD that is not detecting
• If SSD is not showing itself in list of drives then it is damaged physically which software doesn’t support to recover
• After selecting SSD, choose the file types that need to be restored else skip this step and proceed next
• Allow the software to scan chosen SSD to restore files from it
• When scanning completes, glance at rescued files in Data View / File Type View
• At last save necessary data to new target location on host Mac computer hard drive but not on same SSD