How to Retrieve Deleted Contacts from Samsung Galaxy?

You must be intimately familiar with such a situation that deleted the whole contacts list or some contacts that is quite important for you by accident when you performed rooting or custom ROMs on your favorite Samsung Galaxy smartphone. If you haven’t backed them up, that was a real disaster. The following example is a reenacted scene:

There were too much data on my Galaxy S7. I just want to clean it up, but accidentally deleted the whole contacts list, including all numbers of my important clients. The worst part is there is no backup in my Google account or my computer. That was the end of the world! How can I get them back? Is there any way to recover deleted contacts from Samsung Galaxy S7?

Don’t worry. Samsung Galaxy Contacts Recovery for Windows will get you out of trouble, which is getting famous from day to day for its powerful features and remarkable results while operating briefly and conveniently is an added perk, for sure. Using this tool, you can get back the deleted contacts, regardless of after factory restore, due to OS update, device locked or forgotten password, etc from 6000+ Android devices. It does not stop at retrieving lost contacts from Android. This excellent Samsung Galaxy Contacts Recovery also helps you restore photos, videos, messages, call history, audio and much more. Only one deficiency of the program, there is no Mac OS X version.

How to Retrieve Deleted Contacts from Samsung Galaxy?

If you decide to try out this Samsung Galaxy Contacts Recovery, first click “Free Download” button and follow the set-up wizard to install it. There are only three steps before you recover lost contacts from Samsung smartphone.

Step 1 Enable Debugging. After run it, make sure you have connected your Samsung phone to your computer via USB and enable Debugging mode. Then the program will detect your device automatically. Supported Samsung Models: Galaxy S7/S7 Edge/S6 Edge/S6/S5/S4/S3, Galaxy Note 5/Note 4/Note 3/Note2.

Technically, the program should recognize the phone automatically. But if not, the following instructions will be great help.

• If your Android OS is 2.3 or earlier: Touch “Settings” and go to “Applications” and there find “Development”. Enter into “Development” and check the box next to USB Debugging.
• If your Android OS is 3.0 to 4.1: Still touch “Settings” to go to “Developer Options” and there check the box next to USB Debugging.
• If your Android OS is 4.2 or later: Tap on “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”.

Step 2 Select File type. When all data show on the primary interface, check the box next to “Contacts” and click “Next” button on the bottom of the window.

Step 3 Choose Scan Mode. A new window pops up after you click “Next” button. There you have to decide to use which kind of scan mode: “Standard Mode” or “Advanced Mode”. Once make the decision, click “Next” button.

Step 4 Recover lost contacts. In this step, the program will scan your Samsung device quickly and show the scan result on right of the window. Check all data that you want to get back and click “Recover”.

Tips that You Should Know

1. Ensure that your mobile phone has at least 20% of the electricity.
2. Stop using your phone immediately as soon as you find there is data losing.