Take the 2-minute tour ×  I have had a Patriot Torqz 128gb SSD
for a little over a year. It never gave me any trouble until
last week, when I returned to the office after about 30 minutes
to find Windows hung. After multiple different attempts and
strategies, I was never able to recover.  I pulled the drive and
put it in a USB external enclosure. I can now access it and
recover almost all of my files. The most important file,
however, is a 3.2GB backup of all my e-mails over the past
couple years, and every time I try to copy this file off the
SSD, it hangs at the same location (about 940MB into the copy).
The most important thing to me is this particular file. I would
gladly consider the drive a loss if I could get this file back
intact. Is this possible? If so, how?  share|improve this
question I have had this too for over a year. I've managed to
avoid the spot, but once I hit it, my system freezes (that's on
Linux and Windows, BTW). I'd consider the file lost. Better save
the rest while it still works – 