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SSS6698-BB (sometimes labeled as 3S6698) Typical Hardware IDs: VID = 0951 , PID = 1665 (for Kingston)
The SSS6698-BB controller gained notoriety during the era of "fake capacity" USB drives.
How to identify details (step-by-step)
Download the utility package along with its accompanying configuration files ( .INI ) and binary payloads ( .BIN ).
. It represents the era where USB drives became so cheap that manufacturers stopped providing recovery paths. Once it hits a critical error, it effectively becomes a "Read-Only" time capsule or a keychain. If you are trying to fix a drive with this chip, tell me: What is the exact error ? (e.g., "Disk is Write Protected") is the drive? ChipGenius show a specific "Flash ID"? file if one has been discovered! sss6698-bb usbdev
Document the output values for your specific chip hardware: Controller Vendor: Solid State System (3S) Controller Part-Number: SSS6698-BB (or TC58NC6623G6F)
A: Technically, yes. But there is no need. An MPTool is a low-level tool that should be reserved for drives that are corrupted or failing. For a working drive, a standard quick format is more than sufficient. It represents the era where USB drives became
Supports customized VID (Vendor ID), PID (Product ID), and serial numbers, often used by brands like Kingston to identify their products.
Likely technical characteristics
to peek inside the drive without opening it. This reveals the Controller Vendor (Solid State Systems) Part Number (SSS6698-BB) The Search for "MPTool"
Often used in 8GB, 16GB, and some 32GB Kingston DataTraveler (e.g., DT101 G2) and various generic branded drives. and some 32GB Kingston DataTraveler (e.g.