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How to Recover Lost Data from Android Internal Memory

We all belong to the era of smart phone and without a smart phone we are almost blind. Have you ever imagined a day without using your smart phone for once? It’s impossible. Be it regular office works or personal works, we use smart phone for almost every purpose. We save most of the crucial data in our smart phone because saving data in smart phone is one of the most convenient options that you can go for. Unfortunately we often delete files from our phones and sometimes, that could lead to a serious problem. Nearly all Android devices user internal memory to store files so that we can use more spaces because each mobile comes with a specific storage capacity. But what would you do if you lose a very important files from your android internal memory? This is very a frequent incident for android users.

Well, nowadays recovering deleted files from android internal memory is not a problem anymore. The Android Data Recovery is one of the most popular data recovery tools for android users. No matter what type of data you have deleted from your android phone, this software tool allows you to recover the data within a very short span of time. It lets you recover deleted or lost contacts, photos, text message, videos, whatssapp messages, music etc.

Supported Deviecs: Samsung, HTC, LG, Sony, Motorolla, ZTE, Huawei etc.

Supported Android OS: Android 6.0, Android 5.0/5.1, Android 4.4, and lower.

Steps: How to Recover Files from Android Internal Memory

Step 1Download, Install Program and Connect Phone to PC

First of all, you should download, install and run the program on your computer. Then connect your Android phone to the computer via an USB cable. You will see the main panel like below.

downlaod Android data recovery
Step 2Enable the USB Debugging on Your Android Device

When you connect Anroid device to computer correctly, a window pops up asking to enable debugging mode on your Android device. You can follow the steps below to enable it.

1)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”

2) For Android 4.2 to 4.4.4: Move to “Settings” > “About Phone” > Tap “Build number” for several times until “You are under developer mode” appears > “Settings” > “Developer options” > Check “USB debugging”

Enable the USB Debugging
Step 3Select Which File Type You Want to Recover and Start to Scan

Once you enable USB debugging your Android device successfully, the program will analyze content on your Android phone, here you’re allowed to select which types of files you want to recover. Here we take “Photos” as an example here.). Press “Next”. If you need to recover messages, you need to select text messages in the box.
Select the Photos

This step, look at your home screen of Android phone, click “Allow”and “Remember” when the Superuser Request screen pops up, then program will start to deeply scan your Android device.

recover lost Android data
Step 4Preview and Start to Recover Your Lost Data on Android

Now, click the “Start button” to let the program deeply scan your Android device immediately, when the scanning process finished, all data will be listed in the left column of the window. You can click the data type you want to recover and preview them, then click “Recover” button to begin recovery.

Start to recover photos

No matter your device is rooted or not and no matter what reasons caused your data loss, this wonderful android data recovery tool works just fine with all android devices and it won’t change anything on your mobile phone. Besides the internal memory, this software also lets you recover deleted photos and other the files that you have deleted from your SD Card by mistake.

Definitely the software is effective and easy to operate, you can download the trail version to scan your Android phone.