Restore Samsung Data: How to Recover Lost Data from Samsung Galaxy S4

8/13/2015

How to Recover Lost Data from Samsung Galaxy S4

“Yesterday, my boy friend accidentally put my samsung Galaxy S4 restore the factory settings when I was taking a bath. All my data is gone, how can I do, especially the contacts, I need to recover accidentally deleted these important contacts. help me!” -Linasun

I have prior experience to handle such cases. Please don’t worry about this, there are ways to get back your data. My wife bought a Samsung Galaxy S4 and got her data deleted when she failed to root the device. All of her phone contacts were gone and it was the first priority to get them back. Luckily enough, I found out a solution that works perfectly in this situation.

How Data Loss Occurs in Galaxy S4
-Due to improper use of device data can also gets deleted
-Unintentionally data deletion can also delete your data
-If you use this device in low battery then due to low power your stored data gets inaccessible.
-Virus attacks may also corrupt your stored data.
-Android data devices may also gets deleted due to any internal error.

Samsung Galaxy Data Recovery –Recover Photos, Contacts, sms, Videos on Galaxy S4

Samsung Data Recovery - Android Data Recovery allow you to Recover lost files from Samsung Galaxy S4,as well as Samsung Galaxy S6/S5/S3, Note 4/3/2 without a backup file lost after accidental deletion, factory restore, formatting, rooting, flashing ROM, or Android system crash. It also recover other data ,like Photos,Messages,Videos,call history,ect. And supports any other Android phones and tablets running Android L, 4.4 and newer, Android 3.0 to 4.3, Android 2.3 or earlier.I have tested it out successfully on my wife’s Samsung Galaxy S4. Below is a step by step tutorial on how to achieve it.

Recover SMS,Contacts,Photos,Vidoes,ect from Galaxy S4

Step 1: Connect your Android device and allow USB debugging

Download and install this tool after installation executes it and connect your Samsung galaxy S4 device to your computer.

First check your Android OS version, and then follow the steps to enable USB debugging.

For Android 2.3 or earlier: Enter “Settings” < Click “Applications” < Click “Development” < Check “USB debugging”.
For Android 3.0 to 4.1: Enter “Settings” < Click “Developer options” < Check “USB debugging”.
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”.

Step 2: Scan Your Samsung Device

Click on the “Start” button to analyze your device before scanning.

After analyzing, click on “Allow” to let the application scan your device and then click on “Start” button.

Step 3: Recover Deleted Files after previewing

After scanning it will display the list of recoverable object select what you want to recover and click on the “Recover” button.