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If you're trying to (like "Write Protected"), what symptoms is your drive showing? I can help you find the specific version of the recovery tool for your Flash ID. Kingston DT GE9 16GB USB 2.0 / SSS6698-BB + 98DE9892

or higher. Note that some versions for SSS6697/SSS6698 may work if they include the correct ISP (In-System Programming) files for your specific Flash ID. The Configuration (.ini) File : You must edit the Flash_Type.ini sss6698-bb usbdev

This technique is for advanced users only. It attempts to force the controller out of ROM mode by providing a known good firmware signature via a donor drive. If you're trying to (like "Write Protected"), what

: These tools can permanently brick the drive if wrong settings (e.g., incorrect flash ID, wrong ECC) are applied. They are intended for factory use or advanced repair. Note that some versions for SSS6697/SSS6698 may work

A: No. SSD6698 is a different (often fake) labeling. Real SSS6698 controllers say "Solid State System" or "SMI" on the chip.

After completion (indicated by "OK" in blue or green), unplug and re-plug the drive. It should now appear with full capacity.

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