Data recovery from a possibly damaged 16 GB micro SDHC card.

Hello. I come with the following problem:

In my phone (Samsung Galaxy J5 2016) I had a 16 GB micro SDHC card. I bought it some two years ago. This is a class 4 card (Now I would not buy one). Her photo for accurate recognition ???

One day when I wanted to see my photos taken a few days ago, but they were not in the gallery. The card was also not displayed in the file manager. After translating it to another phone, it was also not visible. I also tried on the computer via a USB adapter. And here the situation was slightly different. After inserting the adapter with the card into the USB port, the card appears for a second or two and disappears. This happens several times a minute. I would like to restore only photos (I do not even think about saving the card). Is it possible in any way?

Thank you in advance for all the answers

Will it be the right size when it appears?

Try this link

I would like to add that the time the card appears in the computer varies. A moment ago, for example, she showed up only for less than a second. Once, when it appeared for a long time, I was able to enter the "Properties" and the system showed a capacity of 0 bytes. The card's icon is "gray", not like a hard disk. I attach the screen.

Exactly 0B is not a tragedy in properties.
Check if the DMDE or Photorec program will see it when connected to the correct capacity.

But will the program see it and you will be able to check something if the computer sees the card, eg only for a second?

That's what you have to check. You have the option of checking the card under linux?

Not too: / I ordered Raspberry Pi 3 and I will have it for a day or two. The system will of course be linux. Then I can check.

A moment ago the card appeared for a long time and I managed to enter its properties. ?

Check how Ubuntu / other linux sees me

I'll try and let you know later

Added after 2 [hours] 13 [minutes]:

Unfortunately, linux does not detect the card at all: /

Unfortunately, you will not do anything about it

KodIT wrote:

Unfortunately, you will not do anything about it

Not a home way, but there is a chance to recover data in the lab bypassing the controller. Memory modules should be functional, very rarely damaged.

Take a look at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjB6wliyE_Y

Thanks for the hints, gentlemen Do you know how much such a thing can cost?

It depends on the lab, but usually prices from 1200 net up. Call and ask.