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recover deleted files from mobile phone?
II_D2_II
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hello all, i have a sony ericson K80o and i wanted to know if there is any programs where it allows me to recover delete pictures, some at least if not all.
thanks in advance
II D2 II
thanks in advance
II D2 II
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where on the phone did they live ?
internal memory or removable storage (micro sd etc)The orginal post in this thread has a very very slim chance of being about money saving. The post is more than likely to ask a question that google could answer better than any of us.0 -
removable, Micro M2 memory card.0
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but i had a few on internall too, but i need the one from the removable the most0
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Ah, in that case you stand a chance. Any of the freeware undelete tools should be able to do it if you can put it in a card reader connected to a PC.0
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ohh ok then, so all i need to do is put my M2 memory card into a card reader? can i not put it into the computer via usb connection?! and what is this freeware software sorry if i sound dumb lol0
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you can probably get the ones from the card back, but the ones on the internal memory are pretty much gone forever0
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ive used recuva but it doesnt get all of the stuff back and it gets the names all wrong,, (gives me a name of something but thats not what the file was called and gives it a different pic)If you get a drive letter (like a flash drive) when you plug the phone and card in via USB, you should be go to go.
You could try recuva , which generally works quite well.0 -
There is a linux utility - photorec which will do the job, just plug the phone in and run it.
It maybe possible to run it under Cygwin, if not try and find someone with Linux who can help you out. It can recover more than just the .jpg file type0
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