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by: sdemigs September 27, 2006 11:36 AM PDT

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Recover deleted images from cell phone? samsung u-420

by sdemigs - 9/27/06 11:36 AM

Is it possible to recover deleted images from a cell phone?

My cell is a samsung u-420

Thanks!

sue


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I'd say no.

by Kees Bakker Moderator - 9/27/06 12:29 PM

In Reply to: Recover deleted images from cell phone? samsung u-420 by sdemigs

What does the user manual say?

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(NT) (NT) Nada!

by sdemigs - 9/27/06 2:18 PM

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If....

by Papa Echo - 9/28/06 6:01 AM

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...the images are on a card, you can try one of those file recovery programs....but I think those work on HDs only.


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(NT) (NT) Thank you! Sue

by sdemigs - 9/28/06 11:39 AM

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recover deleted files

by asoftech - 9/26/10 9:32 PM

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Yes, it is possible to recover the images.

All you need to do is download Asoftech Photo Recovery software from the net ( http://www.asoftech.com/apr/ )

Now follow the following steps:
1. Connect your Card to computer using a card reader or card slot on your computer. Then go to "My Computer" and find out the drive assigned to the card (for example E:).
2. In Asoftech Photo Recovery, select the memory card drive, and then click button "Start" to start analyzing disk to look for recoverable photos.
3. Wait for the analyzing process to complete. You can preview the recoverable photos' thumbnail.
4. Press "Recover" button to restore lost photos.

The software is quite good to recover lost, deleted and formatted digital photos on removable media. Works with every type of digital card reader appearing as a drive letter in your local PC.

Hope this helps!


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