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If the NAND chip's ID corresponds to a 4GB chip but the drive reports 16GB, you have a "fake" drive. 3. Prepare for a Firmware Flash

When you insert a USB drive and run ChipEasy, it queries the device's controller. It typically displays the following data: chipeasy

: Before attempting physical data recovery, technicians use ChipEasy to see if the controller is still "alive" and responding to commands. If the NAND chip's ID corresponds to a

: It may not recognize extremely new controllers or proprietary encrypted drives. chipeasy