Logic board issue/Data recovery help

[spydie1220]

Hello,

So to start off a few days ago my galaxy s6 froze up, turned off and would not come back on. I tried all the different button combinations, tried plugging it in, tried connecting to laptop, and even tried physically removing the battery. Still nothing. At this point I assume my only hope is to do a chip-off data recovery. I really do not want to send my phone out to anywhere to get it done and am considering attempting it in house after practicing on some other chips to start. I already know about removing it as well as the reball process, my biggest question is what programmer and software would i need. So far i have been looking at getting the dediprog NuProg-E programmer and 095 connecting socket. My biggest question is that everything i read says this is a programmer with no mention of data recovery. Does anyone have any experience with this and can help steer me in the direction I need to go? Also, this isn't my first time around small microchips, just haven't gotten into data recovery as of yet. Thanks for the help!


Edit: Dear Admins, please forgive me for not realzing i was in the Galaxy note section *facepalm*

 

[Rukbat]

You're looking for gigantic solutions to a tiny problem. Any shop with an old S6 motherboard, a desoldering station and a little knowledge, can switch the chip for you and make a backup of all your system data. Backing it up as a TWRP data backup would probably be best - then you can just put it into any phone that has TWRP on it and restore the data.

Remember, one slip and you have another bad motherboard. Or a bad chip, at which point this is all over.

 

[spydie1220]

Thats kind of what i thought, but most places don't want to touch it and say that they can't reball and place the chip accurately enough to ensure that when it powers up you dont have two contacts toughing. If i were able to get the chip swapped over to a new board, would i be able to plug it into my phone and see all my old data?