By Selena KomezUpdated on October 11, 2017
News about Samsung Galaxy Note 8: According to report, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is equipped with 6.3 inches of 2K screen, using Snapdragon 835 or Exynos 8895 processor, and equipped with 4000mAh batteries, it was released during the IFA 2017. In addition, this will be Samsung’s first high-end flagship with dual camera design.
When we were still talking about the the battery explode accident of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phone, another new model was announced, which is Samsung Galaxy Note 8 phone. The phone is famous of its new features and powerful functions. Is it attractive you a lot? Do you want to switch to the new Galaxy Note 8 for upgrade? However, accident always come without preparation. Data loss on Samsung Android happen in our daily frequently, especially contacts. Contacts are the most important data of mobile device, the phone number, E-mail address, etc,. Now you can stop being upset to search the ways to restore your deleted data from Samsung Android. After reading this tutorial, you will get a wonderful solution to restore deleted data from Samsung Galaxy Note 8 with a powerful program – Android Data Recovery.
If you get the help of Samsung Data Recovery, you can avoid losing data from Samsung forever. Samsung Data Recovery is an effective data recovery for recovering deleted contacts from Samsung Galaxy Note 8, which can help to recover Samsung data including contacts, photos, videos, audios, messages, call logs, notes, WhatsApp messages, and other types data from almost all Samsung Galaxy devices and SD cards. With using this program, you can restore deleted Samsung data under any data loss circumstances, like deleted data by accident, Android system update, Android system rooting, factory reset restoring, etc,. Samsung Data Recovery works well on all Samsung models,for instance, Galaxy Note 8/5/4/3, Galaxy S8/S7/S6/S5, and more. Next we will teach you how to recover contacts from Samsung Galaxy Note 8 by using Samsung Data Recovery.
To begin with,please run Samsung Data Recovery on the computer and connect Galaxy Note 8 phone to the computer.It will take seconds to detect your phone automatically by Samsung Data Recovery.
Step 1.Enable USB Debugging on Samsung Galaxy Note 8
Open your phone,go to Settings > Developer options > Allow USB debugging mode.If you have already allowed the USB debugging mode,you will see a pop-up window on the screen,mark Always allow from this computer and click OK.
Step 2.Select Contacts File to Recover from Galaxy Note 8
When the connecting successfully,all types of Samsung data will be displayed in the interface of program.Select your wanted data and then tab Next. For deleted contacts recovery, you should click Contacts. It will take few minutes to analyze the data on your phone.
Step 3.Scanning Data of Samsung Galaxy Note 8
The first time you connect your phone with this program, it will be a request popping up to ask you for getting privilege of your device.With safety,you should click “Allow” on the interface of your phone,so that the program will begin to scan and analyze the data of your phone.
Now Samsung Data Recovery will start to analyze data on Samsung phone.
Step 4.Preview and Restore Deleted Contacts from Samsung Galaxy Note 8
Once the scanning is end,you are allowed to preview and select the data to recover from your Samsung phone directly.Click Recover to restore the selected contacts data under “Contacts” file to the computer.
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