Hello,
I lost photos and videos 2 days ago and I flashed jelly bean after that.
I tried so many programs to recover lost photos and videos from my internal SD such as undelete (doesn't support ext4) , hexamob recovery pro (no files found) & Easy UMS with Stellar Phoenix Photo Recovery on PC (didn't recognize the internal SD as removable device).
Would you please help me with this problem?
My device info:
Samsung Galaxy S3 I9300
Android 4.1.1
CF-Root 6.4
Stock Kernel
Not recoverable see multiple same question posts .
Nandroid backup may have the files on it .
jje
Thanks
I've been looking for many hours and read many threads in XDA and out but no result so I asked here to consult people with experiance.
And Nandroid backup didn't work
Thanks again
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Hello iv been a real noob and installed new firmware with odin and then lost my wedding photos as they were on the internal memory card
is there any way to get the photos back and what software that actually works please someone help me or this will be the shortest marriage in history
Nope unless you had a Nandroid backup .
jje
Hi,
All pictures on my Samsung Galaxy S2 have accidentally been deleted. The files were on the mobiles internal memory & not a memory card. The mobile has not been rooted. Is there anyway to recover the files. I have read mixed messages online. Basic recovery software does not detect the mobile as they only look for physical external drives.
Have lost pictures that can never be replaced. Please help.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1994705
First: Don't take any new photos or copy anything new to your Android phone.
Second: Download a program called Android Photo Recovery and install it.
Third: Refer this user guide to recover deleted photos to Android.
It is really a simple way to get back lost photo from Android, Try it!
Yes, it is possible to recover deleted files from Samsung galaxy android phones, download this Samsung galaxy data recovery software which can recover deleted pictures, videos, and other files from Samsung galaxy phones.
Hello! I wiped my phone and then realised Nandroid doesn't backup /sdcard/ from the internal memory. I'd like to try and recover files from this folder. What's the best way to do this?
From my previous thread [Q] Restore files from Nandroid backup in the Android Q&A forum (where I discovered /sdcard isn't backed up), I tried various file recovery apps to no avail and began trying [GUIDE] Internal Memory Data Recovery - Yes We Can! from the Nexus forum. This guide got very complicated trying to change it to fit the S3 and replies in the thread went quiet. So S3 experts, I need a method for internal file recovery for the S3 i9300 please.
Many thanks!
Search and read, the same subject is covered many times.
There was a process for the S2 that works for the S3, where you raw export the whole 16gb partition to a pc for data recovery software to work.
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boomboomer said:
Search and read, the same subject is covered many times.
There was a process for the S2 that works for the S3, where you raw export the whole 16gb partition to a pc for data recovery software to work.
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Hi, thanks for your reply.
The only thing I could find was the [REF] S3 Storage (Data Loss Recovery / Prevention / Info) guide that says:
It's worth mentioning, NONE OF THE ABOVE will work with /sdcard on internal memory. It is not possible to get your data back once deleted from internal memory. Once gone, it's gone forever. You can only restore from /extSdCard (removable, external SDcard)
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...which doesn't sound good!
I can't find the process for raw export you mentioned, unfortunately. I did a search in the S2 and S3 forums for 'raw export' and other variations, to no avail.
Edit: I'm currently running Recovering deleted files from internal memory of Samsung Galaxy S3 (GT-i9300). Will update on progress.
Hi all,
Although I have read xda forums quite a few times, this is my first post here, and my reason for posting is that I really don't have a clue how to proceed with my Galaxy S2.
The story is the following: I was going to sell my old Samsung Galaxy S2, so I decided to delete all data from it in a way that it is not recover friendly. After seeing that a factory reset would not delete the internal memory completely, I was worried about the new owner being able to read my ersonal information, so I plugged in the phone USB to the Mac as Mass Storage and went to disk utility in Mac and performed a formatting of the phone partition(FAT32). When I rebooted the phone it would not work properly, messages like "Usb storage damaged" and most apps would not work, like camera, file manager and so on. I assumed I deleted important system files when formatting so I went to CWM based recovery and transferred the initial content of the internal memory (previously backed up) back to the phone's memory, in an attemp to put things back to normal.
Nothing has changed and the phone is not able to read that memory. I tried many options from the CWM recovery mode but nothing seems to work. I tried reformatting USB storage from the phone options, factory and cache reset from CWM....
The Android version is 4.1.2, Model GT I9100, Kernel 3.0.31 Siyah s2 v6.0b5+
I have also tried to install a different custom ROM but that does not fix the problem either.
So my question is: Is there anything I can do to restore a recognizable file system into the internal memory?
Thank you so much,
Problem solved. After flashing with ODIN the phone repaired itself performing a USB storage format from the device.
Guys i need your help!
I accidentally deleted all of my photos that i have taken (about 500 of em) today . Unfortunately they were all on my internal storage . I have been trying all sorts of recovery software , i had no luck . I am currently on MM 6.0.1 . My device is an unlocked ATT v10 . Please help i need theese photos badly!!
p.s. (sorry for the bad english)
Should there be a solution, sure would try it as well
Depends if memory has been rewriten. If not there are tons of apps for that
There are some Android recovery apps you can try like GT Recovery, DiskDigger, etc. But I think this Android data recovery is more powerful.
http://www.android-data-recovery.com