#Fonelab for android galaxy s7 how to#
how to enable USB debugging since no program will work without it.
Once you've downloaded the programs, 99% of them require USB debugging be enabled first, which is the whole reason you downloaded it to begin with because you believed the program actually could do that for you or debugging wasn't a prerequisite for use with it, especially if you paid for the use of it! I even tried to transfer content to a Samsung Note 8 that I own several different ways using cables and so on, tried umpteen thousand different setups and changing different variables, and still no luck. I tried every single program known to man with the smallest slice of hope it just might be the one and was willing to pay for it even, which is something I rarely ever do because most times the program is just simply something I can do without having and is not really any different than manually doing the work.
#Fonelab for android galaxy s7 software#
I tried a number of programs that claimed to work with USB debugging disabled and a lock screen even (Examples: FoneCopy iSkysoft FoneDog Samsung Kies FoneLab for Android dr.fone Android Recovery Software etc.) and the models that are supported goes up to the Galaxy S6!! For real.! Yes! The S7 is not supported at this time to extract data from without enabling USB debugging. I have surfed the internet for two weeks, trying every possible software program, recovery program, hack method, and bought several different "required adapters, cables, and converters" that were supposedly the solution but, NONE of them, NONE of any of the methods I attempted were proven the least bit successful. We offer iPhone repairs and tech support, but frequently get requests for help with technical support and data retrieval from many Android users which is how I learned all about the dreaded Galaxy S7! I'm an exclusive Apple product (iPhone 11, Macbook Air, iPad, and Watch) user myself, but handle tech support solutions for all types of mobile devices and most computer systems for my own business. However, having this enabled may be something that you do not want to have all the time for security reasons in case your phone gets stolen or missing and you don't want any personal content getting out. If you're unsure how to enable USB debugging, simply google "USB debugging for (your model phone) instructions" and follow the directions from the video or whatever is easier to do. ITS THE ONLY WAY TO ACHIEVE your goal of ever retrieving any previously unsaved data from this phone!įirst and foremost, I can't preach enough to Android users to stop what you're doing now, and immediately enable USB debugging on your phones-especially if you are unsure if your data is being properly backed up either to a Samsung cloud, Google account, or some other form of cloud service (preferably Google) and/or Micro SD card storage. Here's what I have figured out and although it may not be the answer you were looking for, trust me when I say. I am currently dealing with the same situation as you for a client of mine who recruited my help in retrieving data from her broken/black screen Galaxy S7.
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