How to Restore Deleted Contacts from Android
By TechPluto Staff
In this article, we'll tell you how to restore deleted contacts from Android device. The complete information is provided below:
Android has taken the front seat in the market for its plethora of rich and unique features. A host of branded mobiles like Motorola, LG, Sony, Samsung etc feature the Android OS offering various "in-house" customization and tweaks. Among the galaxy of tweaks that an Android user must be aware of, one of the most essential one is to restore deleted contacts from the android device.
There are two different methods through which users can retrieve or restore the contact information. One option is with the help of the Android data recovery option and another is the restoring of data with the help of Google account.
Android Data recovery helps the user in recovering the contact information's, messages, videos, contacts, photos etc. Which were accidentally deleted from the SIM card or internal memory. For doing so, the user will have to download the Android Data Recovery Software for free on his computer system or laptops.
First step in handling this software is to download it and then install and run the recovery kit of the Android on the system. For which the user will have to follow four simple and easy steps to get it working- Firstly getting the device of mobile connected to the computer and enabling the USB Dubbing for the Android device. In case the user have not enabled the USB debugging then he will have to follow the following steps mentioned below-
For Android of the earlier versions and 2.3-> click on the Setting->Applications->Development -.USB debugging –to be checked and then saved.
For Android Version 3.0 to 4.1->Go to Settings->Choose Developers options-> and click on the USB Debugging
For the higher versions from 4.2 to latest one's of Android-> Move to Settings->About Phone->user will have to tap the options for several times until unless it receives "the development mode"->from here will have to go back to the developer mode and select the "Debugging USB" options.
After all the above processes user can move towards the process of scanning of the information of contacts which has been lost. In this step the device is detected by the computer and user can proceed further with the process. For which the user just has to click on the option Start->when the option is clicked then the button starts analyzing the information available on the device. When all the contact details have been fully scanned and recovered, the program is going to send the reminder to the user for closing the scanning process. Here the user can preview the information and select those options of information by checking the box in front for which the user wants to recover the information and save it on the system. The information which is available on the scan output are the one which has been deleted or removed recently. The recent once will be showcased with the Orange color and those which were existing on the Android will be displayed in black. Users can separate them with the help of the option "only display the deleted items".
The other alternative way for restoring deleted contacts from android is by using a Google account. For restoring the contacts user can login via their Google username and password From Gmail –go to the contact section where the user will find the contact option on the top left portion. On clicking this option- user will be directed to contact page- user should select the more options-then click on the restore contacts available there. As soon as the users click Google will pop up a new window on the screen with the question that whether the user wishes to restore the deleted contacts. IF user selects yes-then the data will be retrieved and the confirmation will be displayed on the screen.
Once the information is restored on the Google Account-user will have to get it sync with the Android handset. For which user will have to go to their Android mobile settings->account choice-Google account ->then sync.
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