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[Summary]: Do you know how to extract and recover pictures after factory reset Samsung Galaxy phone? Actually, you can use Android Data Recovery Software to do any data recovery on Samsung Galaxy S5/S6/S7/S8/S9, Galaxy Note 4/5/8, etc.
“Could you please tell me if I can recover photos after hard reset on Samsung Galaxy S6? We took some photos and didn’t save them; they just were in the Camera. My kid forgot the phone’s password and reset the settings by pressing the buttons.”
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On Samsung phone or tablet, there is a factory reset option in Settings which can be used to delete all types of data on device and reset all of its settings. Apart from factory resetting, data can be lost when your Samsung phone falls into water. If your phone gets broken or dead, data will be lost. Or, you could lose data when your SD card gets corrupted. There are also some common data loss situations, such as update failed, virus attacked, rooting. Then, what if you want to restore deleted or lost data after factory reset a Samsung Galaxy phone?
Thankfully, Android Data Recovery Software works effectively to restore deleted Samsung data after factory reset. It recovers data lost, deleted or formatted from internal storage as well as external memory card of your Samsung phones and tablets. Besides, all types of data files like contacts, text messages, photos, videos, audio are recoverable. So it is easy for you to extract and restore photos on Samsung after factory reset. Not only factory settings, Android Data Recovery software can be used to recover lost data due to deletion, formatting, virus attacks, ROM flash and other reasons, etc.
This software supports almost all Samsung phones and tablets, such as Samsung Galaxy S3/S4/S5/S6/S7/S8/S9, Note 3, Note 4, Note 5, Note 8, etc. Let’s take a look at the recovery process:
Install and open the Android Data Recovery software on your compuetr, then connect your Samsung phone using a USB cable.
You will see this interface asking you to enable USB debugging. If you don’t know how to do this, follow the detailed instructions below. Otherwise, skip to step 2. For Android 5.0 to Android 9.0/Android 4.2 to 4.4.4:
1. Go to “Settings” > “About Phone”
2. Tap “Build number” for several times until getting a note “You are under developer mode”/”You are now a developer”
3. Back to “Settings” > “Developer options” > “USB debugging”
All recoverable file types are categorized in different folders on primary interface, including Contacts, Messages, Photos, Videos, Audio, Documents, etc. Tick “Photos” and tap “Next” on the bottom right. (You can also check other items if you want.)
You should go to your device and press “Allow” when a SuperUser request pops up.
The program automatically to scan and find all the data you want to recover. Just wait until data scanning is done.
The result is shown as the following. You are able to previrew the data one by one and check the specific ones you want then click the button “Recover” to get photos on Samsung phone.
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