When using smartphones in daily life, it is impossible to avoid data loss due to some accidents, as is the Vivo phone. Are you looking for an effective way to recover deleted contacts on Vivo NEX 3/X30 (Pro)/X27 (Pro)/X23/X21/X20/Z5x/Z5i/Z5/Z3/Z3i/Y9s/Y7s/Y5s/V23? This guide shows you Step By Step guide on how to recover deleted data from the Vivo phone without data loss.
When a file is deleted on phone, it is not really lost immediately but is removed from the file directory in the folder. As long as no other new data replace the space of the file and overwrite it, the deleted data is recoverable by Android Data Recovery software. If you realize you lost Vivo data accidentally, you had better stop using your phone and try to recover them as soon as possible, to avoid the deleted data overwritten. Android Data Recovery supports recovering deleted contacts, photos, video, text messages, documents, etc. on the Android phone or tablet. If you want to recover lost data from Vivo, highly recommend you to try this Android Data Recovery.
Key Features of Android Data Recovery Software
- Undelete data due to mistaken deletion, factory reset, system crash, forgotten password, flashing ROM, rooting, etc…
- Preview and selectively recover deleted data from the Android phone before recovery.
- Fix android phone system problems like black-screen, white-screen, screen-locked, get the phone back to normal.
- Extract data from broken Samsung phone internal storage and SD card.
- Support 6000+ Android devices, one-click back up, and restore Android data.
How To Use Android Data Recovery to Vivo Contacts Recovery
Step 1. Connect Vivo and open USB debugging
The first thing you need to do is run the android data recovery software on your computer after you install it, you will see several options in the main windows, tap the mode of “Android Data Recovery”. Then connect your Vivo phone to the same PC with a USB cable, you will see the below interface.
If you have enabled USB debugging, the program will detect your phone automatically, else it will prompt you the steps to turn USB debugging on.
1. For Android 2.3 or earlier: Tap “Settings” > “Application” > “Development” > check “USB debugging”.
2. For Android 3.0 to 4.1: Tap “Settings” > “Developer options” > check “USB debugging”.
3. For Android 4.2 and latter: Tap “Settings”, tab “Build number” for 7 times. Then back to “Settings” and choose “Developer options” > “USB debugging”.
Step 2. Select data types and root the phone
Now the software will move to the next windows, you will see many data types in the interface suck as photo, video, contacts, text messages, WhatsApp, and more, just tick “Contact” and untick other data types, then click “Next” to let the software analysis your phone.
In order to leave the software to scan deleted files, the software will try to root the phone and you need to click “Allow/Grant/Authorize” on your Vivo’s pop-up, after that, the software will get the privilege to scan deleted files. If the software fails to root the phone, you need to root it by yourself.
Step 3. View and choose a contact to restore
Now the software will scan your phone in-depth, you can see the progress bar at the top of the software after it finishes the scan, you can see all existing and deleted contacts in the scan result, you can switch the “Only display deleted items” button to only see deleted contacts, then view them one by one in detail, mark the contacts you need and click “Recover” button to save them to a computer for use.
