How to Restore Lost Contacts from Android Internal Memory

Restore Lost Contacts on Android Internal Memory

By Selena KomezUpdated on July 17, 2017

Contact numbers lost in Android Phone mobile after a sync error? Accidently deleted contacts from your Android Phone Galaxy Note? Lost the contacts list from your Android phone? Contacts are one of the most important things in phones and contacts deletion would cause a huge headache for you. If you are looking ways to recover deleted contacts from Android Phone phone, then you are in the right place.

Actually, with a Google account, you can do Android mobile phone contacts recovery since it allows you to sync your contacts to server. But most of you may not have a Google account or you haven’t backed up your contacts with it. If you are in this case, read on to find the solution to recover contacts from Android Phone phone.

Losing contacts from Android Phone phone internal memory always makes Android Phone users upset and annoyed. What makes the thing worse is, you don’t have a backup before. So, the precious and meaningful personal contacts are all gone not coming back? Don’t be frustrated, here you have the excellent recovery program to help you tackle the problem.

Android Data Recovery is a professional Android data recovery software, aiming at scanning and recovering lost contacts from Android internal memory. Besides contacts, all lost photos, messages, songs, videos, documents and more multimedia files can be successfully restored from both Android internal memory and external memory cards. With several simple clicks, big data loss trouble goes away immediately. Now, let’s look at the exact steps about how to use this program to recover contacts from Android internal memory.You can use this android contacts recovery to restore contacts from Samsung, HTC, LG, Motorola, Sony, Huawei and other Android smart phone.

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Easy Steps to Recover Deleted Contacts from Android Internal Memory

Step 1. Connect your Samsung to PC and run the Program
Android contacts recovery

Step 2. Enable Samsung Phone USB Debugging
According to your Android OS on the Samsung phone, select the right way to enable USB debugging so the recovery tool can detect the device.
1) Android 2.3 or earlier Users: Go to “Settings” < “Applications” and “Development” < “USB debugging”.
2) Android 3.0 to 4.1 Users: Go to “Settings” < “Developer options” and check “USB debugging”.
3) Android 4.2 or newer Users: Go to “Settings” < “About Phone” and click “Build number” for several times until you are shown that “You are under developer mode”. Return to “Settings” < “Developer options” < “USB debugging”.

enable USB Debugging

Step 3. Scan Lost Contacts from Android
When the software recognizes your Samsung device, you will get the following window. Tap on “Start” button and begin to scan for all lost or deleted contacts on the device. The scanning time depends on the actual quantity of data. Wait patiently now.

scan Android internal memory

Step 4. Select and Scan Lost Data from Android Memory Card
You can seletc data mode on the window below. Because you want to recover all data of Samsung, so you can click Select all.

Begin to scann lost or deleted contacts from Android Memory Card

scan Android internal memory

Step 5. Preview and Retrieve Lost Contacts on Android Memory
After waiting for scanning results, go to “Contacts” on the left, with all scanned data files displayed in categories. Preview the details, including names, phone numbers, address and so on. Decide which one to retrieve and click on “Recover” button at the bottom on the right. You can save all the recovered contacts in CSV, VCF or HTML on your computer, and then import them to your device in need.

restore lost contacts from Android internal memory