Friends, try out this app called 'Undelete for root users'. It helps me recover my accidentally deleted files.
Description:
Undelete for Android is an application
for root users that allows you to recover
any type of deleted file from your SD
card or internal storage.
With support for over 1000 file types,
Undelete can come in handy if you
accidentally delete photos or want some
old tunes to listen to on the go.
Undelete can also securely wipe and
shred files so that they will be impossible
for others to recover.
Features:
★ Restore any file that has not been
written over
★ Securely wipe/shred files
★ Works with documents, images, video,
music, archives and binaries
★ Thumbnail preview generation
★ Batch operations
★ Custom restore folder
★ Preview media files
Without the unlock Key, this application
will only restore image files. Please buy
the Key to unlock full functionality.
Currently, only FAT is supported. On
most devices this means that only the
external SD is supported.
Some files that are discovered after a
scan may fail to recover as the data can
be corrupted beyond repair, just like
desktop based solutions.
ROOT PERMISSIONS require that you
modify the operating system on your
device, visit our website for more
information: http://fahrbot.co.uk/root
Here is the link of apk:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fahrbot.apps.undelete&hl=en
Here is the link of unlock key:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fahrbot.apps.undelete.key&hl=en
Sent from my GT-S5360 using xda premium
Its not the burner ive test it.
GREEETZ WITH MANY BEATZ!!!
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Hey all, I'm a noob. But I got my NT pretty much where I want it to be. I realize now that the extra space is in the data file system (yeah, I can use the extra gigs). Now, my biggest problem is that my .cbz .cbr files do not have a default program or association. This is a problem because my root accessible comic readers will read to the data folder but when you open up the data folder it says nothing is there. At this point, I just need a comic app that links up .cbz .cbr s as the default program for those file types so that I can open the file from on of my file expolorer programs. Or I need to figure out a way that allows my rooted comic apps to actually go into the data folder. Why won't these programs look into the file system past data?
Now,
I did try the permanence method to link a usrdata file to the mnt/internal file, but while it creates the mnt/internal file it does not fill it in with my files...which sucks (I just folled the instructions and I think it may require the snowball mod). I do like the B&N reader for my epubs, so I don't want to use the snowball mod
And even in snowball could not work, in OP is posted that many apps can still be incompatible
Sent from XDA using one of my Android Toys
Suddenly all my pictures and videos disappeared.All Viber, Whats app, Screenshots, camera, downloaded - everything... Only new ones I take are showing. The files are missing in the folders too. I have two DCIM folders - one on internal and another on external drive but they are empty now. I tried File Explorer, ES File Explorer with "show hidden files", and I've checked all of the device folders, but I can not find any of my pictures or videos. I tryed with QuickPic - same sh**... If i connect my device to my PC the result is the same. The PC recovery soft which I test, found about 3000 files, and with all emoticons and trash there were my pictures but in very low res. So I tried Hexamob Recovery Pro (from the Play store), but the result was the same - about 12 000 junk files and some of mine in low res... The method with deleting all .nomedia files doesn't work. Than I've installed Undelete - This app found about 300 files, and these were all of the missing files, but when I tried to restore them, It asked for a license key... The free version could restore only pics...one by one... You can't select all!!!
So how to restore all my stuff without stupid apps!?
*my camera freezes often. "Could not connect the camera" appeares, and I need to reboot to solve this prob
Samsung GT-I9300
Android Version 4.1.2
Baseband I9300UELK1
Kernel 3.0.31 -Siyah-1.8.6+
AOKP Milestone -1 Jelly Bean
Omega v4.2
Where are these files stored (hidden), what is there extension? And why only Undelete can find the proper files with their full resolution!?
So, I found that Undelete detects files at DCIM\DCIM\Camera, but even with "show hidden " explorers does not see the second DCIM folder... Any suggestions !?
You can try
http://android-photo-recovery.com/tutorials/recover-deleted-photos-from-samsung-galaxy-s3.html
Or buy the Undelete licence .
Or read the multiple identical lost photos / files posts .
jje
Thanks!
But I already checked similar posts, and stil can't find solution .. The soft that you recommended, resulting small images too.. The idea is not only to recover, but to prevent future problems of this kind.. I want to understand what causes that
Hello
I am using a Samsung grand quattro (Model No. i 8552) andriod version 4.1.2.
To hide few personal pics, i was using audio manger version 3.2, My folders are missing, i had stored them on the phone rom.
to recover the deleted pics & audio files I tried using recuva but it doesnt detect the phone rom.
To enable the usb mass storage system I have to root the phone which i am not able to it,
Isnt there an simple method to recover the deleted pics & audio files from Phone rom.
Can anyone help me regarding this I would be very very grateful to him or her.
Why you are not able to root it?
I would suggest to use another file explorer, maybe the program just hid your folder(s) and you are not able to see on stock file explorer
Cwm Recovery
Did you try cwm recovery through odin
Did you deleted them? if not then open My Files (default file manager) and check here
Code:
/storage/sdcard0/ProgramData/Android/Language/.fr/Pictures/
if you deleted them from Audio Manager then you may try File Scavenger to recover them.
I am use phone of oppo A37 so my hide app audio manager is deleted suddenly
my many pics in this folder so i'm recover my image
Hi there,
I made a quick search about this, but I wasn't able to find a complete answer.
Just wanted to share how to view/share/save Facebook videos to other apps (i.e. whatsapp).
The reason why I prefer doing this over using an app, is because some "video downloading" apps require you to login inside their app, and for me that doesn't seem safe.
Requirements
Facebook App
Root Explorer (or similar)
Rooted phone
Procedure
Open your Facebook App, and watch completely the video (or wait till it finishes loading).
Use Root Explorer to go to (Bookmarking this makes it much easier):
Code:
data/data/com.facebook.katana/files/video-cache
Arrange the folders according to Date (so the latest date/time is the video you just saw).
Copy the file inside the folder (i.e. 00000000), to a safe folder back in your SD or extSD
Rename the "0000000" file, to whatever name you like and using the extension .mp4 (i.e. video.mp4)
Watch or share the video from root explorer (long-press and share)
Notes
I believe is safe to delete the whole cache folder to work better
I have only used the .mp4 format and it has been effective so far
You can't watch the video inside the Cache folder (at least w/my phone)
Enjoy:fingers-crossed:
Hello,
I have a Asus ROG Phone 3 and have a few questions.
Anytime I reboot my phone and go to check my internal storage, Android is automatically creating the following folders ASUS, Movies, Music, TwinApps, and Subtitles folder.
I assume this is just the default Behavior but does anyone know of a way to disable that or just to keep those folders deleted forever?
My phone is rooted, and I'm tech savvy as hell but I can't figure it out.
Anyone have a clue if the service/app that is remaking these folders is Android itself or somerhing from Asus?
I also recently switched to Android 12 and I noticed something strange, anytime I try to edit or access /sdcard/Android/OBB folder I can't edit anything in it, I can't copy or paste anything into that folder if I can even view it.
Mind you this is with root and using a file manager I've been using for years that I know works. Did something change in the background of A12?
Lastly does anyone know if there is a way to change the default save location for screenshots and/or DCIM camera folder?
Thanks
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https://imgur.com/RuRm9hr
1) most of the folders are created by android Media scanner but at least one is Asus specific. in theory any app can create own folders, if allowed in permissions.
2) you need file explorer that is updated to support scoped storage so it can view media files from other apps, for example SD Maid.
3) in camera app itself one can switch storage location to MicroSD card. not sure about screenshots, though.