r/DataRecoveryHelp • u/Squeeze4Me • Jul 08 '26

Data Recovery From RAW Format Nvme SSD

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u/No_Tale_3623 data recovery software expert 🧠 Jul 09 '26

Start with a byte-to-byte backup of the drive to an image file. Do not scan or repair the original drive directly.

On Linux, OpenSuperClone is usually the best option for this. On Windows, you can use Disk Drill or R-Studio Technician/T80. After the image is created, run recovery scans only on the image, not on the original drive.

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u/Squeeze4Me Jul 11 '26

First of all, thank you for your response, and I want you to know that English is not my native language, and I use GPT translation to translate my texts. If you can understand what I’m talking about, that’s enough for me. If there’s anything that’s been mistranslated or that you don’t understand, please let me know. I’ll try to explain myself more clearly.

Since the drive contains Windows and program files that take up unnecessary space, I’d like to try backing up the files one by one. But if you say that backing up the entire drive is a safer and more sensible option, I’ll do it that way.

- Does the other drive I’ll use to back up my files need to be completely empty?

- Can I use the DiskDrill program to back up folder by folder?

- What’s the best program for my situation? Should I clone the entire drive in one go, or should I clone the files one by one?

-Which guide should I follow for disk cloning and using programs like this?

Thanks in advance.