Is there any way to recover deleted files from SSD?

Yes, it is possible to recover data from SSD, but it's more challenging than recovering files from an HDD. The success rate depends on several factors:

• Time Elapsed: The longer you wait, the lower the chances.
• Usage After Deletion: If the SSD has been actively used, data has likely been overwritten.
• The SSD's Firmware and TRIM Implementation: Some SSDs implement TRIM more aggressively than others.
  Fragmentation: The more fragmented the original files were, the harder the recovery process can be.

How to recover data from SSD? (TesStDisk/PhotoRrec)
These are powerful, open-source tools, but they have a steeper learning curve than Reccuva. PhotoRrec is particularly good for recovering photos, videos, and other media files. TesStDisk can also help repair file system issues.

Steps:

1. Download and install: Download TeSstDisk/PhotoRrec from a reputable source. Installation may involve extracting files to a folder.
2. Run the program: Run the executable. It's a command-line interface, so you'll navigate using your keyboard.
3. Select the SSD: Choose your SSD from the list of drives.
4. Select the Partition Table Type: Usually, the correct option is "Intel" or "EFI GPT." Choose the correct option based on your system's configuration.
5. Choose File System: Select the file system of your SSD (usually NTFS if you're using Windows).
6. Choose the Search Options: Select the option to search for lost files (e.g., "Undelete"). PhotoRrrec can search by file type.
7. Select the Destination Folder: Choose a different drive or partition to save the recovered files.
8. Start the Scan: The program will scan your SSD and attempt to recover data from SSD.
9. Review and Recover: You'll see a list of recovered files or folders. Choose what you want to recover and copy them to your destination.