By Selena KomezUpdated on November 15, 2018
“I always save contacts and text messages on the internal memory of my Android phone.Last night, I touched some buttons by mistake.Then all messages and phone numbers were deleted all of a sudden.Do you know how to recover the deleted data from Android internal memory?I’ve tried several data recovery programs,but failed.I’d appreciate it if you could help me fix it.Thanks a lot.”-Haines
A large number of mobile users likely to save their precious data on Android internal memory,but few of them frequently backup data from Android.It is possible to recover deleted data from the internal storage of an Android mobile device?In fact the Android phone is enable to operational and you can restore the data which you need by using the third-party mobile phone data recovery.Actually, I also ever had such a problem.Later,I try the program which was I searched online and I got back all deleted data from Android internal memory after using it.Thanks god!So now I must share it with you all my dear friends who meet the same circumstances with me.
U.Fone Android Data Recovery and Android Toolkit – Data Recovery both can recover the deleted data from the internal memory of Android phone, those two Android recovery software provides users to best solution to recover deleted data from Android internal memory efficiently and safely. Moreover, Android Data Recovery not only supports directly recover data from HTC, Samsung, Motorola, Lenovo, LG, Huawei, Google Pixel, Xiaomi and more lost due to due to various reasons including deleted mistaken, device loss, rooting,Android system upgrade, factory settings restore, device damaged,etc; but also allows users recover deleted/lost/formated data from Android SD card, the program supportes recover all types of file from Android decies, including contacts, text messages, Whatsapp messages, photos, videos, notes, call logs, document and so farth.
Step 1.Install and Launch Android Data Recovery
Install Android Data Recovery on your computer.Then,connect your Android device to PC using USB cable.
Step 2.Turn on USB Debugging on Android Device
Here is the right way to open USB debugging follow below steps:
1) For Android 4.2 or newer: 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 3.0 to 4.1: Enter “Settings”> Click “Developer options”> Check “USB debugging”
3) For Android 2.3 or earlier: Enter “Settings”> Click “Applications” > Click “Development”> Check “USB debugging”
4)For Android 5.0 or newer: Tap “Settings” > “About Phone” to tap “Build number” seven times for “You are now a developer!” signal.Then,move to “Settings”> “Developer options” to turn on “USB debugging”
Step 3. Select the Deleted Data from Android Internal Memory to Scan
After debugging USB,Android Data Recovery will recognize your device.Then again your phone or tablet will prompt you for Superuser request authorization to allow Android Data Recovery to connect.Just click “Allow”.
After that,Android Data Recovery will show the next screen and ask you to choose the type of data or files to scan and recover.Select the option “deleted files”,then you can select the deleted data from Android internal memory to scan.
Now the program will begin to scan deleted data from your Android device.
Step 4.Recover Deleted Data from Android Internal Memory
Within a few minutes,the program will show all the deleted data.All that you need to do is click the detail data under the files name that you wish to recover and click on the recover tab.Your selected data will be back to where you want them to be on your computer.
Read more:
How to Recover Lost Data from Android SD Card
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