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A friend of mine wants me to back up her phone. The problem is the screen does not come on. I did some Googling and came across a program called FonePaw.
The suite has an option called Broken Android Data Extraction. I looked through the step-by-step instructions. Basically, you put the phone in download mode, and the program do its thing.
My question is: can the procedure be done without the FonePaw program? Download mode is power+home+volume down button. Once the phone is booted in download mode, I should be able to hook it up to my PC and get the flies, right? Or is it worth the investment to purchase FonePaw?
On second, thought a MHL cable might be the way to go
The suite has an option called Broken Android Data Extraction. I looked through the step-by-step instructions. Basically, you put the phone in download mode, and the program do its thing.
My question is: can the procedure be done without the FonePaw program? Download mode is power+home+volume down button. Once the phone is booted in download mode, I should be able to hook it up to my PC and get the flies, right? Or is it worth the investment to purchase FonePaw?
On second, thought a MHL cable might be the way to go
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