How to Recover Deleted and Lost Data from HTC U11

May 12, 2017
Great news! HTC will launch its new flagship U11, and we will see it next week (May 16th). According to Taiwan media ePrice news, HTC U11 will be on sale in three days after the conference rushed. It is reported that, HTC U11 will be equipped with Xiaolong 835 processor, 5.5 inches 2K resolution display, 4GB RAM, 64GB ROM, 12 million Ultra Pixel lens, Android 7.1.1 system. Of course, in addition to the hardware, HTC U11 is the biggest selling point should be in the frame of induction type integrated touch function, is through the "squeeze" in the box to achieve some cool operation, such as rapid self timer, open a specific APP.
 
I don't know if your wallet is ready, any way I am not, but I prepare a rather useful way which can help recover deleted/lost data from HTC U11. So, once your phone data is lost for any reasons, what's worse, you don't have a backup file, don't thanks me so much, because I just want to recommend a software called Android Data Recovery to you.
 
Android Data Recovery is an secure and effective recovery assistant, which can not only recover lost and deleted data including call logs, photos, videos, audios, contacts, WhatsApp messages and so on from almost all Android devices and SD cards, but also can restore and backup your data, unlock your Android, fix the bricked Android, root your Android without losing data, and permanently wipe all data from your Android without restored. It has been widely used by users all over the world, so you can believe me completely. Next, I will tell you how to recover deleted/lost data from your HTC U11.

           
 
 
 

One Click to Recover Deleted & Lost Data from Your HTC U11

 
 

Step 1. Select the Recovery Mode and Connect the HTC U11

 
Firstly, you can do nothing but download, install and run the Android Data Recovery on your computer. Then choose the mode of "Data Recovery" on the primary interface. After then, you need to use a USB cable to connect your HTC U11 to the computer.

 
Note: Be remember to allow the USB debugging on your phone's screen.

 
 

Step 2. Select the File Types to Scan

 
If the program is smoothly, then you will see the interface that you can select the type of files you want to recovered, just select whatever you wanted and click on "Next" to go on.

 
 

Step 3. Choose the Scanning Mode to Scan HTC U11

 
To the next screen, you can see there are two scanning modes providing to scan your deleted data, they are respective the "Standard Mode" and the "Advanced Mode". As for me, I would like to choose the "Standard Mode" first, because I don’t want to wait too long. But in this way, if you finally can't find the deleted/lost data, then you can choose the "Advanced Mode" to scan your data in depth. After that, click on "Start" to begin scanning your HTC U11.

 
Note: There might be a Superuser authorization appearing on your HTC U11 during the scan. If you get it, click "Allow" to continue. If not, just skip this step.

 
 

Step 4. Preview and Recover Deleted/Lost Data on HTC U11

 
When the scan is finished, all the scanning result will be listed in different categories, you can check any of them on the left sidebar and preview the details on the right side. At the same time, select those deleted/lost data which you like, and click on "Recover" to save them on your computer.

 
Note: Be sure your device is connected to the computer during the whole scanning and recovery program until it is completed.



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