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May 20, 2022 • Filed to: SD Card Solutions • Proven solutions
How Can I Retrieve Deleted Pictures from BlackBerry?
"My mum said she had accidentally deleted some precious pictures off from her blackberry phone while she was re-setting it. Can anyone help her to restore these pictures? Many thanks!"
Many unpredictable cases may cause you to lose photos from BlackBerry cell phones, such as deletion and card formatting. When this happens, you may wonder if there is any chance to recover pictures from BlackBerry's internal memory card, or any BlackBerry photo recovery tool that can be helpful?
This problem is not a big deal, but the thought that it is unable to get deleted pictures back might be oftentimes recognized by people. Firstly, it has to be said that there is no Recycle bin on a BlackBerry phone.
So if your mom did not connect BlackBerry memory card to a computer during the accidental deletion of BlackBerry pictures, it is unlikely to recover them via Recycle bin. Of course, it doesn't mean that the deleted pictures disappeared permanently.
How To: Android Data Recovery using your PC
Step 1. Connect Your Android Phone
Launch Dr.Fone on your computer, and select "Data Recovery".
Connect your Android phone to the computer using a USB cable. Please make sure you have enabled USB debugging on your Android phone. When your device is detected, you will see the screen as follows.
Step 2. Select file types to scan
After the phone is connected successfully, Dr.Fone for Android will display all the data types it supports to recover. By default, it has checked all the file types. You can just select the type of data that you'd like to recover.
And then click "Next" to continue the data recovery process. The program will analyze your device first.
After that, it will continue scanning your Android phone to recover deleted data. This process will take a few minutes. Just be patient. Precious things are always worth waiting for.
Step 3. Preview and recover deleted data on Android devices
When the scan is complete, you can preview the found data one by one. Check the items you want and click "Recover" to save them all on your computer.
Part 3 About Deleted Picture Recovery from Cell Phone
Photos may be lost from your BlackBerry due to:
- Accidentally delete all the photos instead of some not so nice ones, and can't find them anymore in BlackBerry phone.
- When you connect your BlackBerry to the computer, mistakenly deleted your important photos, even emptied them from the Recycle Bin or Trash.
- The BlackBerry memory card/stick gets corrupted, and photos become inaccessible.
- During the photo transfer from your BlackBerry to the PC, some of the photos are not delivered and can not be found either in BlackBerry phone or the computer.
Why Is It Possible to Undo Deleted Pictures on a BlackBerry?
The memory card or stick in a BlackBerry is just like an external hard drive. When photos stored on it are accidentally deleted, they won't go to the Recycle Bin or Trash, but that doesn't mean that those photos are deleted forever.
No matter if the photos are deleted from BlackBerry phone card or computer Recycle Bin or Trash, all photos can be recovered, providing that they are not overwritten. The deleted photos are still intact somewhere in the BlackBerry cell phone card or computer hard disk if transferred. The system only marks those photos as deleted, but the real data are safe, just inaccessible.
As a result, once you notice that your photos are deleted from BlackBerry phone memory card, stop putting more files into the card and use the Recoverit phone photo recovery software ASAP.
This article only focuses on BlackBerry phone photo recovery.
David Darlington
staff Editor