Kingston IronKey & DataTraveler encrypted: specifications & data recovery
Model numbers, technical details and data recovery for Kingston IronKey & DataTraveler encrypted USB flash drives sold 2010–2026. Fixed quote and a list of recoverable files before you pay.
About the Kingston IronKey & DataTraveler encrypted
Encrypted drives erase themselves after too many wrong passwords. Recovery is only possible with the correct password on working hardware.
Not sure which model you have? The series is normally printed on the stick; the part number is on the original packaging.
Model numbers in this family
These are the most common model and part numbers in the Kingston IronKey & DataTraveler encrypted family. Other capacities and variants are covered too.
- DTVP30
- DTLPG3
- IKD300
- IKD300S
- IKKP200
- IKVP50
- IKS1000
How we recover Kingston IronKey & DataTraveler encrypted data
Snapped connectors, dead controllers and corrupted file systems are all recoverable in most cases; encrypted sticks need the correct password.
See also USB Flash Drives data recovery and other Kingston USB flash drives.
Common questions
Can you recover data from a failed Kingston IronKey & DataTraveler encrypted?
In most cases, yes. If the stick is a single sealed chip we read it directly through microscopic test points; otherwise we repair the board or read the flash chip and rebuild the files.
Where do I find my USB stick model number?
The series is normally printed on the stick; the part number is on the original packaging.
Will I know what can be recovered before I pay?
Yes. You get a list of recoverable files before the recovery itself is charged.
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