Techniques for error correction of encoded data are described. In some examples, error correction code (ECC) information for the ECC encoded data is received that indicates the ECC encoded data includes one or more errors. A determination is then made as to whether the ECC encoded data includes a single error, two errors or more than two errors. If the ECC encoded data includes a single error, an error location of the error is identified. If the ECC encoded data includes two errors, first and second error locations are identified. If the ECC encoded data includes more than two errors, separate error locations are identified for the more than two errors. The single error, the two errors or the more than two errors is/are corrected and the ECC encoded data is then be decoded.