How to Recovery Deleted Data on Smartphone Internal Memory
Frequently, we already delete existing data on the smartphone and want the data back. Can it be done to restore the data if the data stored in the internal memory of the device?
Typically, many recovery equipment apps could only restore data from the SD card. But, not to worry because Android Data Recovery can recover data in your device’s internal memory. The application is able to work on Android OS 4.4 and 5.0. Meanwhile, iPhone users can use iPhone Data Recovery.
All you need is the Android / iPhone Data Recovery. It is a special program to restore contacts, messages, WhatsApp history, pictures, music and video from the internal as well as the external memory in smartphones. You also need to prepare a USB cable and a computer running at least Windows 7 or Mac.
Do not use your mobile phone as you add new data means it will delete a file permanently deleted. In other words, your data can not be rebuilt because it already-overwritten. Make sure the smartphone still has at least 20 percent battery so that it would not die in the recovery process.
Here are the steps to restore the data reported by Android Recovery:
1. Connect Android / iPhone to the computer by USB.
2. Enable USB Debugging, follow the steps as shown below
3. Select the file types to be scanned and what mode to use. When you complete the third step, the software will prompt you to scan. Select the file you want to restore.
4. Allow requests SuperUser and start scanning. Click on the table allow SuperUser and tick remember. After that let SuperSU and SupperSU CMW by clicking the back allow. Then click start.
5. Preview and recover files from internal memory. Results of the scan are shown in red and black. See the file before you decide to restore. Tick only the red color because they are files that have been deleted. Then click recover at the bottom of the screen. When finished, your content lost already on the PC.
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