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10-07-2011, 05:27 PM #1
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Please help? SD card app recovery?
Hi I have just got back my xperia play back from repair as the screen just stoped working and as they frigged with the software to nothing is the same, the thing is that I spent a lot of time getting some great apps on my phone that I always put on my memory card and as this was removed when I sent it off they are still there right? Is there any way to get my phone to recognise these again and reinstall them?If not they are using a lot of now needed space on it so how do I go about selecting the correct files to delete ..............................................plea se help me
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10-09-2011, 10:37 AM #2
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You can connect your xperia by USB or remove SD card and connect it through adapter to PC and copy all data to PC. Then you can clean your SD card from everything. The applications are stored in /sdcard/.android_secure you can copy them back and Android will rocognize them after remounting sdcard. If you have many of them it can take some time. Data for applications, like savegames, etc. are usually stored in /sdcard/Android/data but applications can store them anywhere, just search.
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03-22-2013, 03:41 AM #3
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When connected, have you tried looking in the computer tab, and right clicking on the device to open it. From there you can save the app to your xperia SD card.
SD Card Data Recovery can help you recover photo from SD card. but it is not free. you have to pay $29.95 to get the full version. trial version only allows you to preview lost files, if you want to recover them, you have to register.
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08-23-2013, 06:46 AM #4
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Sometimes when virus attacked your PC, you may meet such kind of situation. If you press format, you may lost your data, but the most difficult questions is that you can not even format it, what’t a pity. So now, you should leave this question to data recovery software. They can quickly and efficiently perform the job of SD Card data recovery, thus enabling you to get back all the information that was lost earlier. This will help to resume your business operations and get back to working as normal. Here is a look at the key benefits of taking up the services of a professional Vibosoft SD card data recovery company.
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10-29-2013, 07:11 AM #5
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There are applications in the Play Store which seek to resolve the issue you have, but I'd first try a few different approaches:
There are two possibilities regarding the data on your external sd card. The first is that the system in your S4 detected some of the data as needing to be stored in the "internal sd card," which is designated "sdcard0" on JellyBean OS.
Go into your "my files" app and tap the "all files" menu selection, then "sdcard0." In there you'll see a list of folders including dcim and media, etc. Search around; you may find the missing pictures/data there.
If not, perhaps the files are still on the external sd card. If you've been unable to see them in the gallery app or the "my files" app, try using an adapter to look at the sd card contents on your computer. The other way is with the USB cable that came with the charging apparatus with your phone.
For more information visit: SD Card Recovery.
Good luck. Let us know how things go.
1 members found this post helpful.Last edited by BillEwing; 10-31-2013 at 08:09 AM.
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04-25-2014, 02:45 AM #6
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04-25-2014, 10:28 PM #7
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Hi
I don't have your device.
have you tried to go into system settings -> storage -> (words here may vary) choose USB/sd card as default storage ?
2) install 360 Mobile safe
it can transfer apps from sd card back to storage
once you confirm they are running.....transfer them back to storage
good luck
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06-13-2014, 07:34 AM #8
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Thanks for this topic because, i wan to find this type of thread
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07-17-2014, 06:23 AM #9
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It is quite important to choose a professional card data recovery tool because it perhaps only a chance to get backup your lost data. Amacsoft Card Data Recovery should be a good choice that guarantees a 100% successful data recovery from SD cards, CF card, XD card, SDHC, MMC, as well as multi-media devices that have support to memory card for taking files.
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01-09-2015, 12:11 AM #10
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You will need some specialist recovery software. We were recommend a program called ZAR. Other similar programs are available, but ZAR worked well for us and is free for this purpose.
Install ZAR, then insert the damaged SD card into your PC's card reader. Launch ZAR. (You may have to disable your PC's security software, in which case we recommend you also disable the internet connection).
When prompted, click the Image Recovery (Free) option. This will help you to recover photos from an SD card.
ZAR will now look for devices that are installed, and you need to point it toward the offending SD card. Select the correct disk and click Next. ZAR will now analyse your SD card. This will take a few minutes.
Once this is complete you'll see a list of the recovered files. On most SD cards the chances are that clicking the 'Root' checkbox will select all the images. Click Next and you can then select the folder into which recovered files will be placed. By default this will be the same as the folder your chose to save (so 'Root', in all likelihood).
One important point: you will be asked to select a destination folder for the recovered files. Make sure you choose one on your PC's hard disk and not back on to the corrupt SD card. The latter option will help you not one jot!
It will take a few minutes for the files to copy across. Once this is complete browse to the destination folder you selected. You should find most if not all of the files you wanted to rescue.
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01-09-2015, 01:21 AM #11
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04-15-2015, 12:56 PM #12
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Restore Deleted Data from Android SD Card
Generally Android users store pictures, videos, music, contacts and more data files on SD card to save more inner space on Android. Unfortunately, accident often occurs even if no one likes it to happen. Mistakenly deleting, SD card broken, system crash and other unknown reasons will take your important data away from your Android SD card. Well, it is not too late to do something to get them back now.
Lost or deleted data files are not really gone until something new is written over them. Android Data Recovery is the ideal recovery helper for you to recover data from Android SD card. It helps to extract and scan out all deleted files without any quality loss. In addition, you are allowed to preview all the details before you decide to retrieve them back. So, act quickly.
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07-14-2015, 11:17 PM #13
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I follow this guide to recover my data on my SD card, it worked fairly well, you might check it out.
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11-14-2015, 11:41 AM #14
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12-15-2015, 09:49 AM #15
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I will suggest cardrecovery website to recover the SD card, hope this will help you