Hi guys, i have problem, Galaxy sIII has cracked display, and when i plug i to computer, kies needs pasword. I can type password because of cracked screen. Is there way, how to delete password and take data, or how to unlock data part (with loosing data) in computer? or must I replace display first and than make it clean? Thx for replies
edit: so It probably going to ebay, so i need realy factory reset or something like that :/
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I recently dropped my Aria and cracked the screen so before I go to my local device center and get it replaced, I want to take all of my information off the phone and factory restore it (I have CM7). I could just do the factory restore without a screen but I want to ensure that's everything works out.
Is there a cable or attachment that I could use to display the screen on a television or computer monitor? Thanks a lot.
You might consider just installing the 2.1 RUU back on the phone. It should clear everything without the need to actually see what's going on on the screen. Of course you need to clear/remove the SD card yourself.
Hi there,
I've got archos 101 internet table with broken screen. Want to sell it as broken device but at first I'd like to erase my personal data from it. Any idea how to do that without screen? Some secret key-codes? maybe via pc?
thanks for any ideas,
brqsl
really? no ideas? or it is so obvious that it is not worth to mention...
How to restore data from a damaged SIII
Dears,
I have a Samsung SIII mobile which for some reason stopped working, i cannot turn it on, i sent it to one of the biggest stores in here to fix it, they tried all things with no hope, they say they should change the hard disk to bring it back on, which is not a valid option for me since i need the information to be restored, my question here is there any way by which i can get the information directly from the hard disk on this SIII, and if yes, how?
Thanks in advance.
Hello all,
I have a Samsung S7 edge that recently got ran over by a golf cart (long story). The phone still makes noise however the screen is crushed and has no display. I have insurance so the phone is being replaced. My big issue is I have pictures of my kids on there I really do not want to lose. I have researched and researched and cannot find a way to get into the phone. If I plug it in via usb it starts charging and shows up in windows however without having access to the screen I cannot enable file sharing. Is there any way to recover my photos? My wife is going to lose it if I cant get them back and trust me, no one wants that (especially me).
I appreciate any help....
This is for Samsung Galaxy
visit this site: http://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/apps/find-my-mobile/
Log in and unlock your screen remotely, click this and when the progress bar filled it will say 'your phone is now unlocked'.
Connect with your USB Cable and Kies will allow you access to your files.
Hope this will help!
Thanks for the response. This is one of the many things I have tried. Unfortunately I never registered my phone with Samsung and since I cant access the screen I cannot set it up.
New phone comes tomorrow and I have to send the old one back. Anyone have any ideas? I'm really at a loss here...
So this is for a friend. She has important documents on it for her upcoming child custody case.
While at work her S21 had the dreaded black scree, after only 5 months. When the new screen was installed her pin number didn't work. The repairman told her that after 7 failures it automatically wipes the phone. They wouldn't release the phone back with the working screen without the pin working. So they put the bad screen back on. I can blindly get into recover mode, even into adb sideload. I can see the device, but nothing else works. I was hoping to pull the data off, but have hit a roadblock.
Any help would be appreciated.
Bootloader unlocked? No? Sorry, no one can do that.
You can try sending the device to one of the data recovery companies, choose one that many vouch for.
They'll basically remove the SD card and attempt to decrypt the data from it manually.