Are you still crazy about your lost files,like deleted messages,photos,audios, videos,documents from your families,friends,lovers,etc. in your Samsung Galaxy phone because of your carelessness?Are you wondering how to retrieve deleted text messages on Samsung Galaxy S5/S6/S7?Things can be even worse that the deleted SMS means a lot for yourself and can't be reproduced.We usually say-"There is no medicine for regret".Nevertheless,when it comes to Samsung Message Recovery,there could be regret medicine indeed after you deleting the text messages and recover deleted SMS from Samsung Galaxy.
With Samsung SMS Recovery,you are able to recover deleted messages/SMS from Samsung mobile phone no matter you lose messages because of wrong operations,breaking device or formatting phone data.But you need to keep in mind that after deleting text messages from your Samsung phone mistakenly,you shouldn't send any message to any one or receive new SMS. Otherwise your new message data will overwrite those old ones,then you will lose your messages and may never get them back forever.
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How to Restore Deleted SMS/Messages from Galaxy S5/S6/S7
Step 1.Connect Samsung Phone to the computer
Download, install and run the program.Then connect your Samsung phone to PC via USB.
Step 2 Enable USB debugging on Your Samsung
If you have not opened the USB debugging option yet, this program will ask you to do it. Follow the way below to do it now.
1) For Android 2.3 or earlier: Enter "Settings" < Click "Applications" < Click "Development" < Check "USB debugging"
2) For Android 3.0 to 4.1: Enter "Settings" < Click "Developer options" < Check "USB debugging"
3) For Android 4.2 or newer: Enter "Settings" < Click "About Phone" < Tap "Build number" for several times until getting a note "You are under developer mode" < Back to "Settings" < Click "Developer options" < Check "USB debugging"
4) For Android 5.0 or newer: Tap "Settings" > "About Phone" to tap "Build number" seven times for "You are now a developer!" signal. Then, move to "Settings" > "Developer options" to turn on "USB debugging"
The program supports to scan different types of Samsung files, you can check the "select all" and scan all deleted data from your Samsung phone.
Step 3. Analyze and Scan Your Samsung Phone for Deleted Messages/SMS
Now the program needs to analyze your device before scanning it, you can click "Start" on the window below to begin it.After clicking "Start" on the program's window,it will begin to scan your Samsung.
Then go to your device when you get the window below. Here you need to move to your phone and tap on "Allow" to enable the Superuser Request.
Step 4.Preview and Restore Deleted Samsung Messages/SMS
When the scan finishes,you can preview the whole message contents in the scan result as a list. You can preview them one by one and choose those you want to recover and click "Recover" button to save them on your computer.
Note: You can see that messages found here contains those you deleted recently (displayed in orange) and those existing on your Samsung.You can separate them by using the button above: Only display deleted items.
Moreover, you can preview and restore contacts, photos and videos, as well as you do with the messages.
The Samsung Message Recovery supports to recover text messages/SMS/MMS, contacts,photos, videos and other deleted data from your Samsung device.Whether you accidentally deleted files or corrupted your OS through a software update or ROM flashing,the Samsung Message Recovery can restore your most important files from Samsung phone.
More Tips:
Tip 1.Stop updating any data on your Samsung phone after you deleted text messages by mistaken. Or the deleted messages may be overwritten and you can never get them back.
Tip 2.The powerful software supports to restore data from any models of Samsung smart phones,including Samsung Galaxy S3/S4/S5/S6/S6 Edge/S7/Note 3/Note 4/Note 5/Note 6 and more.
Tip 3.If your Samsung phone can’t be detected by the program, just check your phone OS and follow the right way to open USB debugging on the device.
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