By Selena KomezUpdated on November 21, 2016
“How can I recover my Samsung Galaxy S5 lost text messages? Last night, I lost my SMS due to accidental deletion. I want to restore my important SMS which recorded a large number of customer information and transaction information, is it possible to retrieve text messages data on Samsung Galaxy S5? Heartfelt thanks!”
Accidentally deleted important text messages on your Samsung Galaxy S5? Or lost SMS data due to restoring to factory reset, SD card formation, rooting, flashing ROM or Samsung device crash? Recovery may be required due to physical damage to the storage device or logical damage to the file system that prevents it from being mounted by the host operating system. Actually, when text messages are lost or deleted, the actual SMS data are not erased from Galaxy S5, they are still saved on the phone’s internal memory. Don’t worry, you still have chance to recover deleted text messages on Samsung Galaxy S5 with a Samsung Galaxy S5 Data Recovery software.
You can use a professional Samsung Galaxy S5 Data Recovery app – Android Data Recovery to get access to the phone’s internal memory and conduct a deeply scanning on it directly, display the found deleted and existed text messages on your Samsung Galaxy S5 phone, then you can go through the found files and select the SMS you want to restore. And if you wish to restore photos, videos, music from the external SD card inside of the Galaxy S5, you only need to turn on USB storage before the scan, then files on it will also be found. Now, just click the below icons to start the process officially.
Tips: This Android Data Recovery also can help you recover text messages on most Samsung smartphones such as Galaxy S7/S7 Edge ,Galaxy S6/S6 Edge and Galaxy A9/A7/A5.
Step 1. Connect Samsung Galaxy S5 to PC
Clicking the above icon to download the free trail version. Then launch Samsung S5 Data Recovery on your computer. Then please connect your Galaxy S5 to PC via USB.
Step 2. Turn on USB Debugging on Samsung Galaxy S5
you should make it possible in advance. Here is the right way to open USB debugging follow below steps:
1) For Android 5.1: Enter “Settings” > Click “About Phone” > Tap “Build number” for several times until getting a note “You are under developer mode” > Back to “Settings” > Click “Developer options” > Check “USB debugging”
2) For Android 4.2 or 5.0: Enter “Settings” > Click “About Phone” > Tap “Build number” for several times until getting a note “You are under developer mode” > Back to “Settings” > Click “Developer options” > Check “USB debugging”
3) For Android 4.2 or earlier: Enter “Settings” > Click “Developer options” > Check “USB debugging”
Step 3. Select File Types to Recover
If you want to recover text messages data on S5, you can select “Text Messages” types from category. Then click the “Next” button.
If there is a prompt on your device as follow, tap “Allow” and permit the program to access and scan deleted text messages on your Samsung Galaxy S5.
Begin to scan lost data stored on your Samsung Galaxy S5 before
Step 4. Preview and Recover Lost SMS from Galaxy S5
Once the scanning is finished, all data will be displayed in the table. Preview them in details. After that, select ”Text Messages” you are going to recover and click “Recover” to get them back.
With Samsung Data Recovery, you are able to restore lost text messages from Samsung phones, as well as contacts, photos, videos, WhatsApp messages, call logs, ect. Moreover, if you are an Samsung fan and have several Samsung phones of different models or your families are using Samsung phones, this software is also useful as it can be perfectly compatible with all Samsung phones, including Samsung Galaxy S7/S6/S5/S4, Galaxy A9/A8/A7, Galaxy Note 4/5, etc. Why not give a try right now!
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