By Selena KomezUpdated on September 19, 2018
[Summary]: Don’t know how to get pictures off a broken Samsung Galaxy phone? This article will provide you an easy and effective solution to help you recover photos from a broken Galaxy S6/S5/S4/Note 5/Note 4/Note 3 with broken screen or black screen.
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How can I get pictures off my broken Samsung S6?
“I using a Samsung Galaxy S6 mobile phone over 3 years, yesterday, it stuck at black screen and now I can’t do anything on it,I am really not sure what’s wrong with it. There are lots of important photos, videos, contacts and messages still stored on my phone, I willing to buy a broken Android data recovery software to extrect the data back, it’s very important for me. Is it possible to extract the photos without turning on the phone? I must recover all the meaningful data no matter I try any ways. Thanks for you advice.” – Asked by Selena Gomez
How to recover photos from broken screen Samsung Note 5?
“I don’t know what happen, I have cracked the screen of my Samsung Galaxy Note 5. What’s worse, those precious photos, phone numbers, contacts, messages, documents and other data inside the phone because the touch screen stops working, I want to know is it possible to recover data from Galaxy Note 5 with broken screen?” – Asked by Jessica Simpson
Let’s suppose that you break your phone by accident, and now your phone is stuck in black screen; Or if your Samsung phone is broken or dead due to other reasons like virus attack, how to recover the saved photos, pictures, gallery or more files from the broken phone completely? How to restore all your precious memories like photos, videos on the broken phone? Now, here is an ideal solution for your reference to recover photos on broken Samsung Galaxy S8/S9 phone with only a few clicks.
Broken Android Data Extraction software can solve your trouble. It supports you to effortlessly restore data from broken Android device, including contacts, text messages, call log, photos, videos, documents, etc with simple clicks. While using this program, you can easily recover photos from a broken screen or black screen Samsung Galaxy phone directly. It works well for any broken Android cases, like device stuck at black screen, device stuck in logo screen, device get water damaged, and more. It provides you a complete solution to get back all the files you need from a broken Android device within minutes. Supported the broken devices including Samsung Galaxy S4/S5/S6, Note 3/4/5.
Note
Currently, this Broken Android Data Extraction function only supports the broken/damaged Samsung Galaxy S6/S5/S4, Samsung Galaxy Note 5/Note 4/Note 3, Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1, but it will be compatible with more Android phones soon.
If you using other models of Samsung devices, like Samsung Galaxy S9/S8/S7/Note 8 and Galaxy J series, if you lost or deleted Samsung data, but your phone is working fine, you can use the “Android Data Recovery” function to directly recover lost or deleted files from Samsung phone.
For example: step-by-step guide to recover lost data from Galaxy S9/S9+
Another way here you could restore data on the phone is using Samsung Kies or Smart Switch. However, you need to make sure only screen was broken or black. Then connect the phone to computer and turn on USB debugging. In this case, rooting is not a must. Once the program detect the phone, then select the files you wish to backup. Finally, all selected items will be saved on your computer. You can restore the data once the phone was repaired.
However, this method doesn’t allows to recover photos from broken Samsung selectively instead of the whole photo file, if you want to do it please follow the second solution here we are going to recommend for you in Part 2.
Download and launch the program on your computer,then select “Broken Android Data Extraction” mode in the home page of program.
Step 1.Connect your Broken Samsung and Run Program
Firstly please connect your broken Samsung Galaxy S8/S9 to the computer with USB cable. Run Android ToolKit program and click “Start” under “Broken Android Data Extraction” option.
Step 2.Select Photo File to Scan by Program
Next,you should select the type of file to scan for by program,contacts,messages,photos,videos,audio,call logs, WhatsApp messages & attachments,documents are included.If you only need to restore the photos,just click “Gallery“. Just simply click “Select All” if you want to scan all data from broken Samsung.
Step 3.Select the Broken Style of your Samsung
Broken Android Data Extraction will request to know exactly what is wrong with the device.Choose one situation that match your device and click “Next” to go on.
Step 4.Choose the Model of Samsung
In the next window,select the correct name and model of your device.In this case,you can click “Galaxy S8”or “Galaxy S9” then clicking “Confirm“.If you are unsure you could click on “How to confirm the device model” for help.
Step 5.Get Broken Samsung into Download Mode
Follow the instruction on how to enter “Download Mode” for your broken Samsung.
Step 6.Analyze Data of the Broken Samsung
Once the phone entering to the “Download mode” successfully,the program will start to download “recovery package” for the device within a few minutes,please wait patiently.When the downloading is completed,the selected data from broken Samsung will be list.
Step 7.Preview and Recover Photos from Samsung
After analyzing and scanning,all the data on the device will be displayed in the resultant window. Select the photos under the “Gallery” file you would like to extract selected photos from the phone and then click on “Recover” button to save it on your computer. Finished.
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