If the ssd is soldered on the motherboard then I'd say goodb...

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2026-08-02T04:57:38Z

↳ Reply to Biro Bela (npub1gluh6ns2vsxg493a87n3m8c2d2ketzh62p07lhkad4ffaaqj9mesu6d3sz)

Yes, it's dead

If the ssd is soldered on the motherboard then I'd say goodbye to it if nothing important was on it. But that depends how much your time costs. Recovering data from soldered SSD needs a specialist which charge not so small amount because the software they use is super expensive.

On your next laptop purchase, try to look for the ones that can be upgraded and easily repaired.

Still very good working laptop is Lenovo T480 from 2018. Pretty cheap on the P2P markets. It is easy to replace every component by the user itself and there's a ton of material online how to do it.

I'm running linux on it with 2x16GB of ram. it's fast and so far it never failed me.

Never buy cheap vomputers which don't have easy to replace components.

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