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How to Recover Data from Broken Android Tablet

How to Recover Data from Broken Android Tablet

"Hello, guys, I've had a lot of trouble. My Samsung Galaxy Tab has fallen from the double bed to the ground and the screen is broken now. I can't access my saved data right now. These photos, contacts, videos, and more files are important to me, so I'll get them back at all costs. Is there any way I can Recover Data from Broken Android Tablet? Please give me any advice on how to recover data from Samsung Tablet. Thanks in advance!"          

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Guys, have you ever heard of Android data recovery? If your Android tablet is disabled because of system upgrade,black or frozen screen, unable to access the system, you should begin to know this powerful Android data recovery software now, a very popular Android data recovery tool.          

One Click to Reatore Data From Android tablet

Recover data from broken or dead android  phones and tablets without losing data,you need Broken Android data Extraction. The recoverable file types include photos, messages, messages, contacts, call logs, video, audio, WhatsApp and documents and so on. It can also restore the disabled Android system to normal. Problems like black screen death, freeze, bricked, crashes or other systems problem can be solved.The software fully supports Samsung devices such as the Galaxy Note 5/Note 4, the Samsung Galaxy S6/S5/S4/S3 and the Samsung Galaxy Tablet. Preview the recoverable file and then resume free of charge. 100% safe and clean during recovery. Now you can download it for free and try it:

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Broken Screen Android Data Recovery Tutorial:

Method 1: Recover Data from Broken Android via Android Data Extraction
Method 2: Recover Lost Data from Broken Android with USB Cable

Method 1: Recover Data from Broken Android via Android Data Extraction

1 Launch Program

Download, install and launch this software on your computer. Then connect android phone to the computer with USB cable. And choose Broken Android Phone Data Extraction on the interface.


2 Select Mode
Choose which situation that your device is in and click the Start button to move on. Then select the device name and device model correctly and click Confirm.


3 Scan Data

Follow the on-screen instruction to enter Download Mode: power off the phone – press and hold the Volume Down + Home + Power button together – press the Volume Up button, and then click the Start button to start the scanning process.


4 Recover Data

The program will start to download the matching recovery package and repair the Android system and then lead you to the recovery interface that you are able to extract the data on your device. Preview and mark the items you want to recover and click Recover to save them to your computer.

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Method 2: Recover Lost Data from Broken Android with USB Cable

Screem-broken Android phone is one of the most common cases we can see among Android user. In such a case, part of the screen doesn't repond to finger touches, so you can't do backup operation on the phone. However, you can recover the data from the phone with a USB cable.

Step 1: Carefully, attach your USB data cable with your Android Smartphone and connect it to your PC.

Step 2 : Wait until your PC installs necessary drivers and show your smartphone as a new driver.

Step 3 : Open My Computer and find the name of your Android smartphone.

connect Android to PC.

Step 4 : Double click on your smartphone name and here you can find all the multimedia files and documents are stored in your internal and external memory.

Step 5 : Select all the items that you want to restore and copy them. Now go to your computer driver and paste the file in your desired location.

However, this method can only recover multimedia and documents files. Text messages, contacts, notes, call logs, can't be retrieved using this method.

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