Undelete lost photos from Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018).
Android Data Recovery is a powerful data recovery solution I came across recently. I have tried several recovery tools in last week and Android Data Recovery is the best among them for its recovery ability and simple user interface. Only 3 steps are involved in the whole recovery process to get back lost or deleted photos, contacts, text messages, media files and documents. You trigged the recover button, and then handle it over to the software. Grab a cup of coffee, then your lost photos of Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018) will come back after your return.
- Part 1: Undelete lost photos from Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018). (on Apple MacOSX/macOS Computer)
- Part 2: Undelete lost photos from Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018). (on Microsoft Windows Computer)
Android Data Recovery (It is available for Mac and Windows, simply download the proper version depending on your computer's OS.) Part 1. Undelete lost photos from Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018). (on Apple MacOSX/macOS Computer) Step 1: Download and launch the Android Data Recovery on Mac Download and install the Android Data Recovery on your Mac computer, when you open it, a dialog box will pop up to remind you whether to register, purchase or free try.

Step 2: Connection Run this powerful Android data recovering software on your Mac computer, and then connect your Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018) device to computer via the USB cable. The program will detect your device automatically.

Step 3: Enable USB debugging. Android Data Recovery will prompt you to enable USB debugging on your Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018), if you don't open the debugging mode. The program will detect the version of your Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018) automatically and give you the instruction of opening the USB debugging mode on your Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018). After finishing the operations on your device, click "OK" button.

Step 4: Select the photos you want to recover. After connection, all file types on your Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018) will be showed in the interface. Choose the file types you want to recover, such as contacts, messages, messages attachments, call logs, photos, gallery, picture library, videos, audios and other documents. Check the file types you want to recover and click Next. The program will scan your device automatically.

Step 5: click "Recover" button to complete recovering Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018)'s photos When the scanning is finished, all types of files will be listed in categories on the left control. You are allowed to check the detailed information of each data. Preview and select the data you want to recover, and then click "Recover" button to complete recovering process.
Part 2. Undelete lost photos from Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018). (on Microsoft Windows Computer) Step 1: Download and launch the Android Data Recovery Download and install the Android Data Recovery on your Windows computer.

Step 2: Connection Connect your Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018) device to your Windows computer via the USB cable. Wait for seconds before the device is detected. Install the device driver on your computer if it hasn't been installed.

Step 3: Enable USB debugging. Allow USB debugging when your Android prompts you of USB debugging permission. After finishing the operations on your Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018) device, click "OK" button.

Step 4: Preview and recover the Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018)'s lost photos. Soon, all Android available files will be classified into category on the left. You can toggle the button of "Only display the deleted item(s)" to "On", so that you can quickly find the wanted Android file. Click "Recover" button and choose a destination folder to recover files. Within seconds, you can navigate to the file folder and check your deleted files from Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018).

To form a habit of back up Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018) files from time to time is with no doubt a good thing. Once you deleted your Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018) data accidentally, you can just use Android Data Recovery to retrieve deleted data from Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018). If you have any question, please feel free to drop us a comment below.


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