How To Recover Deleted Pictures On Android Device

Have you ever wrongly deleted that important pictures which you don’t mean to? For all Android users, occasionally losing photo did matter to them. Especially when they have no backups on other places. With third-party software, Android Photo Recovery, you
can recover the data like pictures, contacts, videos etc. which get lost because of wrongly delete or other reasons. Let’s go ahead and see how it works on Android and restore the deleted photos.

Android Photo Recovery is an efficient recovery tool that helps you to retrieve deleted photos from Android. Not only can it recover the photos, but also can recover deleted Android contacts, videos, call history and so on. It provides you a simplest way to recover your Android data no matter you use the phone of Samsung, HTC, Motorola, LG, Sony, and so on. What you need is to have an USB cable, a computer and your Android phone to get ready.

Android picture recovery tool free download for the trail version. Before turn to the full version, you can free download this trail version and
have a try first, if you think it really suit to your issue, then go to the full version of Android Photo Recovery.

Ways to Recover Pictures on Android with Android Photo Recovery.

Step 1  Stop Update Your Android Data Once Have Precious Data Lost


Step 2  Connect your Beloved Android to the Computer

Step 3 Enable USB Debugging on your Android

Step 4 Scan your Android and Select Data Item

Step 5 Preview and Recover Pictures from Android

Step 6 Backup Android to Protect the Files

Step 1 Stop Update Your Android Data Once Have Precious Data Lost
In order to do picture recovery on Android, you should remember that not to add any updates to your phone once your Android gets data loss. Otherwise, your backup file will be overwritten because of your update and what you deleted accidentally can not be extracted back any longer.

Step 2 Connect your Beloved Android to the Computer
After installing Android Photo Recovery on your computer, launch it and you will see the interface as below. Then, connect your Android phone to the computer. After the program has scanned and detected out your device, you can move on to the next step.

Step 3 Enable USB Debugging on your Android
If you haven't enable USB debugging on your Android, you will be required to enable it first. If you have enabled that, you can just neglect it. Choose the correct way to enable USB cable according to your operating system version.
1) For Android 4.2 or newer: Enter "Settings > About Phone > Build number" for several times until you get a note saying that "You are under developer mode". Then, go back to "Settings > Developer options > USB debugging".
2) For Android 3.0 to 4.1: Enter "Settings > Developer option > USB debugging"
3) For Android 2.3 or earlier: Enter "Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging".

Step 4 Scan your Android and Select Data Item
After that, your device will be connected and the software will begin analyzing your Android phone for lost data when you see the window below.