to a professional. However, if the data is half-important/not very important, but just a bit important enough to try recovering it, and you want to DIY, then yes, try all the software you want.

We are a South Korea-based business operating under Tefexia Corp. (formerly 0Stones Corp.)

$76/year if Texas USA works but only 2 available. Automatic OS install list here.

if the drive is not recognized by the BIOS or Linux anymore then you can consider the controller of the SSD being gone.

Storage: at least 100 GB SSD/NVMe

As of now I only have 2 options, Either trust someone or consider my data lost.

You could look at our Basically Dedicated lineup: https://terabit.io/basically-dedicated

So today one of my main ssd got stopped working. And I can't even detect it on my BIOS or everywhere.

Alas, no AX series! And still need setup fee. I had hoped as a reseller, you'd save the setup fee as you already have a monthly markup.

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I'm looking for a low-cost dedicated server provider that can compete with Hetzner auction pricing (~€31/month). Typical specs:

https://hstprov.com/vps-hosting.php

In addition to our own locations in Berlin, Vienna, the UK, and the Netherlands, we also offer all Hetzner servers for more low-end or budget-conscious customers.

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I agree with you all that most of my requirements are features that i have to setup in a VPS and are not brought in by providers.

I mean sure, if you buy a $4/year 4c 4gb 150gb nvme 1 gbps unmetered vps from [Insert summerhost here] and it deadpools, then its probably not a great argument against. If you buy the deal from a repu