Photo Recovery-How to recover deleted photos on Samsung phones

GT Photo Recovery for Android Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mobi.bihu.recovery.photo&pageId=104262930171005765283.

Lost your photos on Android phone & need to recover deleted pictures, try GT Photo Recovery for Android.

It can directly recover deleted pictures and photos lost due to deleting, restoring factory settings, flashing ROM, rooting, etc., from SD cards inside Android devices. It let you preview the deleted photos before recovery. Watch the video tutorial to learn how to retrieve photos from Android phone easily with simple clicks.

Key features of Data Recovery – GT Photo Recovery for Android: 
1). Preview & selectively retrieve photos lost due to any problem
2). Support all Android phones/tablets, like Samsung, HTC, LG, Motorola...
3). Only read and recover your photos, no personal info leaking, 100% safe

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HOW TO INSTALL ANDROID USB DRIVERS ON YOUR COMPUTER

Ah, USB drivers, where would we be without them? What's that? You don't even know what they do? Well I'm glad you asked. Whether you own a Nexus 5, Galaxy S4 or LG G2, USB drivers are the things that make the connection between your computer and Android via a USB cable possible. If you want to access your phone like external storage or transfer files from your phone to you computer for safekeeping then you're going to need USB drivers to make it happen.

USB ports aren't just there for collecting dust.

The good news

The best part of USB drivers is that your computer knows it needs them when you first plug your Android into your computer with a USB cable. You'll usually see a little notification bubble pop up saying a new device has been connected and that your computer is searching for and then installing the necessary drivers, as in the image below.

When I plugged the Galaxy S5 into my laptop Windows automatically installed the drivers for me.

 

If you don't see that message then don't despair. Finding the requisite drivers for your device is no harder than clicking a simple link. You have a couple of options here, you can either Google your device name with ''driver'' after it, or you can visit your manufacturers support page and find the drivers there - like this one for the Samsung driver - or you can take the easy route and visit the Android Developers OEM drivers page which has all the major manufacturer drivers listed. Just make sure you get the driver for your computer's OS (Linux and Mac users can usually get away without any drivers at all). Here's the major ones.

Asus          HTC          Huawei          LG         Motorola         Oppo         Samsung         Sony

Manually grabbing the driver for your device is super easy too.
You can also download common drivers from this: https://github.com/koush/support-wiki/wiki/Android-ADB-Drivers

Once you've got the driver, just install them as you would anything else on your computer. If you're after the Google driver because you have a Nexus device or you want to enable the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) for sideloading and other terminal commands, then you can get that on the Android Developer's Google USB Driver page too. They have full install instructions that I won't go into here.

Free Data Recovery-How to Enable USB Debugging Mode on Samsung S4

If you want to use GT Recovery for Windows to recover your data from phone, you need to know something very important. For example, you need to learn about USB Debugging Mode to let the software connect your phone.

Phone Type: Samsung S4

System Version: Android 5.0 Lollipop

Step 1:

You need to enable "Developer Options Menu". Go to "Settings".

Step 2:

Click "MORE" button.

Step 3:

Scroll down to the bottom and tap "Developer options".

Step 4:

Click “Start Developer options” and click “ok” on the dialog.

Step 5:

Now, you can enable USB Debugging mode. Go to “Settings” > “Developer options” > “USB debugging”. Tap the USB Debugging checkbox and click “ok” on the dialog.

After enabling USB Debugging Mode, you can use GT Recovery for Windwos to recovery your deleted data from phone.

WARNING: 

USB Debugging should only be enabled when you need it. Leaving it enabled all the time is kind of a security risk for that this mode grants you high-level access to your device.

Great News: We've just released an update for GT Recovery for Android!

Great News: We've just released an update for GT Recovery for Android! Now you can restore your deleted photos, videos, messages, contacts, call logs and so on..
Update or download GT Recovery for Android now!

[What’s new]

1.Modify bugs

Current Version:2.5.8

How to Update GT Recovery for Android

If you have GT Recovery installed on your android phone, follow these directions to update to the latest version of GT Recovery.

If you don't have GT Recovery installed on your phone, download the latest version.

Android

1. Open GT Recovery for Android.
2. From the menu bar at the top of your phone screen, choose

About > Check for Updates.

3. Follow the prompts to install the latest version.

Data recovery - How to recover deleted data from external storage

Step 1

Download GT Recovery for Android from the official website(http://www.gtrecovery.net/):

Step 2

Install and open it, if your device has not been rooted, GT will remind you to root device at first:

If your device has been rooted but you rejected GT’s application for superuser rights, GT will remind you:

Step 3

Once the superuser rights is obtained successfully, the home view will be shown. Click “ left siderbar” on homepage:

Step 4

Click “Settings” on sidebar page and select “External Storage”:

Step 5

Return to homepage and Click “Recover File” on homepage:

Step 6

If you want to recover deleted Installation Files, click ‘Recover File’, then select specific data types. GT Recovery will start to analyze your phone automatically:

Step 7

After analyzing, click ‘Scan Device’ to start the scanning process, then GT Recovery start to scan the external storage. The files that can be restored will be shown in the list, you can stop the process any time you want:

Step 8

After scanning, you can choose the file you need, then click the button on the below to save the chosen file:

Data recovery - How to recover deleted photo from Android phone

Step 1
Download GT Recovery for Android from the official website: http://www.gtrecovery.net/:

Step 2
Install and open it, if your device has not been rooted, GT will remind you to root device at first:

If your device has been rooted but you rejected GT’s application for superuser rights, GT will remind you:

Step 3
Once the superuser rights is obtained successfully, the home view will be shown. Click “Recover Photo” on homepage:

Step 4

Click ‘Start new scan’ to start the scanning process, the photos that can be restored will be shown in the list, you can stop the process any time you want:

Step 5
After scanning, you can choose the photos you need, then click the button on the below to save the chosen file:

 

Android data recovery-how to recover deleted call logs from Android phone and tablet

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Want to know how to recover deleted call logs from Android phones? Claim it here. this video will show you the full guide for Android Call log recovery.
Help you find your lost important call logs in Android phones, like Samsung Galaxy S/Note series and HTC. Contacts, messages, photos, audios, videos and WhatsApp messages and attachments also can be recovered. You can find more interesting information about mobile devices at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiuZOqUcQgcgBJpHvq6svXg
Watch this video and share it with your friends too so that they can also get their precious lost data back.
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How to recover deleted contacts from Samsung

Step 1
Download GT Recovery for Android from the official website: http://www.gtrecovery.net/:

Step 2
Install and open it, if your device has not been rooted, GT will remind you to root device at first:

If your device has been rooted but you rejected GT’s application for superuser rights, GT will remind you:

Step 3
Once the superuser rights is obtained successfully, the home view will be shown. Click “Recover Contact” on homepage:

Step 4

Click ‘Start new scan’ to start the scanning process, the contacts that can be restored will be shown in the list, you can stop the process any time you want:

Step 5
After scanning, you can choose the contacts you need, then click the button on the below to save the chosen file: