How to Recover Deleted/Lost Data from Samsung Galaxy A60

May 08, 2019
Summary: This article will tells the best way restore the deleted and lost data from Samsung Galay A60 even if without backup, as well as backing up data from Samsung Galaxy A60 to computer.
 
On April 30th, Samsung officially announced that the Samsung Galaxy A60 yuan version will open the reservation. The core configuration, the aircraft is equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 mobile platform, the platform is based on 11nm process technology, the first Qualcomm fourth generation Kryo 460 architecture, GPU for Adreno 612, Ann Bunny running 180,000. For other configurations, the Samsung Galaxy A60 is equipped with up to 6GB of memory + 128GB of storage, a battery capacity of 3500mAh, and NFC. In addition, Samsung Galaxy A60 yuan version of the rear 32 million + 8 million + 5 million three shots, of which 32 million main lens aperture is F / 1.7, support AI scene recognition, and has a flaw detection function.
 
It turns out that before you use a new cell phone, you'd better learn how to perform data recovery. Because this is the most easily occurring problem in the process of using. But not all people will recover the data. If you will not, please read the following carefully.
 
I strongly recommend Android Data Recovery here. This is an all-in-one software specifically designed for data recovery. With the help of this program, you can directly recover deleted and lost contacts, SMS, photos, videos, call logs, audio, WhatsApp messages and more from almost all Android smartphones and tablts, such as Samsung, HTC, Huawei, LG, vivo, OPPO, Xiaomi, ZTE, Google, Nokia, etc.. It can not only help you recover your accidental deleted data, but also recover data that lost because of crashes, system crashes, viruses, forgotten passwords, formatted SD card and so on. In addition, the software has many advantages, such as powerful function, simple operation, wide application range and so on. Without further ado, let's show you how to recover data from your Samsung Galaxy A60 by using this powerful software.

           
 
 

Part 1 Directly Restore Deleted and Lost Files on Samsung Galaxy A60

 
Step 1. Launch Android Data Recovery on your computer after the installation, and then connect your Samsung Galaxy A60 to the computer. The program will recognize your phone soon, if your device can not be recognized by the program, don’t worry and just enable the USB debugging.

 
Step 2. Enable the USB debug mode on your phone. If you don't know how to do it, please follow the instructions below. It will detect your Android version and teach you how to open the USB debugging mode on your phone.

 
Note: Please enable USB debugging and close any other running Apps on your phone before and during the recovery process. 
 
Step 3. In this step, you can check and choose any kind of files you want to restore. To recover them, just choose the correspond options on the window, and press "Next" to go on.

 
Step 4. After the scan is completed, all types of files are displayed in the list on the left. The right is the detailed information for each of the corresponding items. You can preview them one by one carefully, then choose those whatever you need and click "Recover" to restore them to your computer.


 

Part 2 Backup Data from Samsung Galaxy A60 to Computer

 
Step 1. Click on "Android Data Backup & Restore" in the primary interface after running the program.

 
Step 2. Connect your Samsung Galaxy A60 to the computer via its USB cable.

 
Step 3. Choose "Device Data Backup" or "One-click Backup" option to back up your files as you like.

 
Step 4. When everything is ready, click "Start" button to begin sync all or the selected data from your Samsung Galaxy A60 to computer.

 
 
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