Thursday, January 19, 2017
How to Retrieve Deleted Phone Contacts from Motorola Moto G Android
How to Retrieve Deleted Phone Contacts from Motorola Moto G Android
Although for some people, deleting phone contacts of no avail is like a common meal and the error to unwittingly remove some of the useful never make them deeply upset, the other probably hold an opposite attitude that they should first find out a credible method to retrieve the deleted contacts, and then constantly remind themselves of this lesson so as not to make the same mistake twice. If you are for the latter, this article will tell you how to retrieve deleted contacts from Motorola Moto G Android phones with an Android phone contacts recovery program, and you can learn the method and try to apply it in this type of phones as well as other Android phones.
Firstly, root the Android phone.
To finish this step, you can follow the three procedures below.
1. Turn on USB debugging in the phone and link it to a computer by a USB cable.
There is a universal way to enable USB debugging in Motorola Moto G Android phones. Namely,
Settings?About phone?Build number (click it continuously for 5 to 6 times and go back to Settings after the developer mode has been enabled)?Developer options?USB debugging
2. Install a proper driver for the phone if it hasn’t been installed in the computer.
For driver of Motorola Android phones, you can install Motorola Device Manager.
3. Download a root tool (e.g. Root Tools/SuperOneClick…), and root the phone with its help.
Tips: Rooting the Android phone makes sure you can apply some advanced and worthy apps to make changes to the phone. And you should know that if it is not rooted, you will be disallowed to use any app to retrieve deleted phone contacts.
Secondly, download an Android phone contacts restore app and install it.
For instance, you can download iSunshare Android Data Genius and complete its setup.
Thirdly, use the app to retrieve the deleted contacts.
1. Taking the above-mentioned program for example, you can start it to scan and load the phone data.
Note: If the program unexpectedly fails to scan the data, you’d better check whether there is something wrong with the first step.
2. When the data (contacts and messages) are successfully loaded in the app, click the box before android phone to deselect all data in the phone, and then check the box before Contacts to move on. After that, unselect the box in the same line with Name, Phone and Company to cancel choosing all contacts, then only select those from the deleted and hit Recover to save them in the computer.
In one word, if there is a chance to retrieve the deleted contacts on Android phones, you must catch hold of it, whereas giving up only leads to no hope.
Related article:
Motorola USB Drivers for Android Phones
Available link for download
Sunday, November 13, 2016
How to Recover My Contacts on Motorola Atrix Android Phone
How to Recover My Contacts on Motorola Atrix Android Phone
When a rub arises, I never escape because I want to be a brave, not a coward. Therefore, when I deleted some meaningful contacts in my Motorola Atrix Android phone by chance, I insisted on finding out a way to recover them instead of self-accusation which can only hurt my mentality. Now, my perseverance is rewarded for I have learned how to restore them with the help of an Android phone data recovery app called iSunshare Android Data Genius, and would like to share the minute operation method in this post.
Step 1: Download the app and install it in a computer.
Step 2: Link the phone and the computer with USB data line, and open phone USB debugging.
Incidentally speaking, I turn it on in my phone through Menu/Settings/Applications/Development/USB debugging.
Step 3: Begin the app to scan the phone and load the contacts and messages in.
Tips: During this step, the app undesirably fails to load the data, and it informs that phone drive should be installed and phone root access must be gained. So after checking that the phone drive (i.e. Motorola Device Manager) has been installed in my PC, I directly go to root my phone by means of a root program. Then, after refreshing the app, it continues to load the phone data.
Step 4: Select the contacts from the removed after the data are loaded in the app, and recover them.
More specifically speaking, only choose Contacts on the upper left, select the contacts from the deleted which are presented in red color in the middle and then click Recovery on the bottom right to save them to a specified place in the computer.
The method illustrated by the above steps aids me greatly in recovering contacts on my Motorola Atrix Android phone, so I hope it can be helpful in a widespread range, especially to those who also eagerly want to restore their contacts or text messages on their Android phones.
Related article:
Motorola USB Drivers for Android Phones
Available link for download