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Recover Deleted Photos From Tablet? How?

By jmarc4 August 06, 2020 11 answers Last updated August 06, 2020

Hello! About 2 days ago I connected my tablet and laptop with a USB cable, because I wanted to transfer some files from the laptop to the tablet .... anyway, there was no problem. Then I decided to look at the data in the tablet, but again through the laptop ... it turned out that I have some memory in the tablet, so I decided to delete some "unnecessary" files, but again through the laptop ... I accidentally deleted the important storage folder .... when I separated the laptop from the tablet, ie I removed the cable and started working with the tablet again, I realized that I have absolutely no photos and music .... I don't care much about the songs, I can always download them again, but I'm terribly angry with myself because of the photos that kept memories of about 2 years .... I don't have backups, they're not in the laptop trash ... please help me

Answers 11

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straightboysub answered · August 06, 2020

   Recuva! But I don't know how reliable it is with iOS. Otherwise, there was Mac Recovery. Next time, sync everything through iTunes.

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daisylee1 answered · August 06, 2020

   Why did you decide you had an iPad?

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diego_raw answered · August 06, 2020

   I didn't mention being with iOS: D ... I'm with Android and I've already tried Recuva, but it didn't work: / .. Thanks anyway ... Other suggestions? Please! -The author

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aznimpaler answered · August 06, 2020

   In the menu of the tablet you should have an icon "Photos" and there are all the videos and photos that you put somewhere at least I have it :)

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cowboy828 answered · August 06, 2020

   Because 4 out of 5 people have an iPad? ... I apologize! If your Android is root, use Undelete. I have not used this application for more than a year, but if it is updated, you may not need root.

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viodetta answered · August 07, 2020

   6, either they have deceived you, or you yourself are deceiving. Give the official statistics from which you draw information, because 80% are many, even if it is the United States.

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fiotti answered · August 07, 2020

   root-yours and download diskdigger undelete from the market .. unroot-yours and your warranty lasts, if you don't have one take advantage of the root

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ngraves2020 answered · August 07, 2020

   Dude, this is about Denmark. I know only 4 people who are with Samsung and two with Lenovo. Everyone else has an iPad. Do not get me wrong. I like Android, or at least the version provided by HTC One m7 and One m8. The new one isn't there yet, but I hope it's just as good. And as for the statistics, I know it's an old tripod and probably now people are twice less (in percentage), but ... https://gigaom.com/2013/07/23/the-ipad-accounted-for -84-3-percent-of-web-traffic-from-tablets-in-june /

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desixxxchutcam answered · August 08, 2020

   If in mobile you can restore them in the menu there should be google photos there are all deleted.

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arinaspenser answered · August 08, 2020

   If you've had account syncing enabled somewhere on the web, you can download your photos from there. If not - lost information can be recovered using special equipment, but it is expensive because it is done in hardware and software - it enters the memory cache, etc. Decide if it is worth it and if it is worth it, prepare a three-digit amount (depending from the amount of information you want to recover) and go to a professional.

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xpussyterroristx answered · August 09, 2020

   Hello! I want to ask how I can restore a worn-out video by mistake on You Tube. I'm very barefoot with these things. Thanks !