Data loss can hit the best phones. Even Galaxy phones, which have revolutionized the market in terms of quality and sales, are not immune to data loss. We at UAE Technician can provide our Samsung Galaxy gadgets with the most beautiful screen and phone cases, but there is no absolute protection against moisture. And even if we could protect it against moisture, there would still be the problem of erroneous updates and virus attacks that could cause data loss on our device. Just like taxes, data loss gnaws at our peace of mind.

While there are plenty of data recovery options available for Samsung Galaxy devices, not many people come to Dr.Fone Toolkit – Android data recovery . With the highest recovery rate in the industry, Dr.Fone can erase data erased from Samsung Galaxy phones due to human error, software bugs, and hardware malfunctions. As already mentioned, the Dr.Fone Toolkit is like a magical amulet that promises constant protection against the relentless evil of data loss. It can be deleted textsRevive and restore contacts, call logs, photos, videos, etc. from your Samsung Galaxy devices. Below are the various forms that this evil of data loss can assume. Later, we will see how this magical amulet works.

Part 1. Reasons for data loss on Samsung Galaxy devices

The reasons for data loss on Samsung Galaxy devices can be very different. Human factors, hardware malfunctions, software malfunctions and even factors that feel like the world is hostile to you. List them all:

  1. Human factors

Each of us has accidentally deleted data or dropped our phone. It is the typical way to lose data.

1) Accidental deletion

2) Physical damage due to improper use

  1. Hardware faults

This ranges from faulty SD cards to broken sectors that can suddenly appear in your Samsung Galaxy’s memory.

1) Broken sectors

2) Battery replacement

3) SD problems

4) Software malfunctions

Virus attacks, even if this is unusual. Often, however, a software update or rooting error is responsible for deleting your data on your Samsung Galaxy device. If an update fails during installation, your phone reports an error and enters recovery mode, which could cause data loss. Incorrect use of certain apps can also lead to data loss.

1) Upgrade to the latest version of Android OS

2) A failed rooting attempt

3) ROM flash

4) Reset to factory settings

5) virus attack

Other causes include moisture damage and peak performance. These are beyond our control and can affect virtually anyone.

Part 2. How to recover deleted files from Samsung Galaxy devices?

If we had to decide, we would certainly rely on the Dr.Fone Toolkit – Android Data Recovery, the world’s first data recovery software with the highest recovery rate when restoring Android data. It can recover data from many scenarios such as system crashes, ROM flashes, backup sync errors and so on. It can save files from more than 6000 Android models. In addition, it works on both rooted and non-rooted devices. After unpacking, the rooted state of the devices does not change. The recovery process is simple and you do not have to be a computer specialist to use it. The range of supported file types ranges from contacts, text messages, photos, and WhatsApp messages to videos and documents.

Dr.Fone – Android Data Recovery

Restore Android data by directly browsing your Android phone & tablet.

Preview and selectively recover the data you want from your Android phone & tablet.

Supports many different file types including messages, contacts, photos, videos, audio files, documents & WhatsApp.

Supports over 6000 Android device models & various Android OS.

Follow the steps below to recover data from your Samsung Galaxy Android device:

Step 1. Start the Dr.Fone Toolkit and select Data Recovery. The following screen should open. Now connect your Android device to the computer with a USB cable.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Step 2. Now you need to enable USB debugging. Just allow USB debugging on your phone by following the instructions in the following window. If you are using Android OS version 4.2.2 or later, you will receive a pop-up message. Touch OK. This allows USB debugging.

 

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Step 3. Select file types you want to scan for and click Next to start the next step in data recovery.

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Step 4. Select scan mode. Dr.Fone offers two modes: Standard and Advanced. The default mode is faster and we recommend choosing it. However, if the default mode does not find your deleted file, go to Advanced.

Samsung Galaxy Recovery

Step 5. Preview and Recover Deleted Files. Immediately before the following results, you may see a superuser access window on your device. Just click on ‘Allow’.

 

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The last step is simply to select the files to restore and click ‘Restore’.

In addition to restoring files from the memory card and internal memory, you can also preview the files before recovery. Furthermore, the restoration is guaranteed without overwriting existing data. You can use the free 30-day trial to explore all Android data recovery features., Also get the best services by UAE Technician for data recovery in Dubai .