Anywhere that can perform data recovery for HTC Android Phone?

NR

Firstly, nothing is backed up because I am very foolish, the phone is not rooted, USB debugging is not enabled, it has no external SD memory, and it was only appear connected to a computer as an inaccessible HTC phone before it reboots again.

My lovely little HTC One S has become stuck in a boot-loop. It won't load into safe mode, just keeps on restarting and restarting, never getting past the second HTC load screen.

Does anyone know of a data recovery company that could rescue some important family photos off the phone?

Thanks!

multimate

NR wrote: »

Firstly, nothing is backed up because I am very foolish, the phone is not rooted, USB debugging is not enabled, it has no external SD memory, and it was only appear connected to a computer as an inaccessible HTC phone before it reboots again.

My lovely little HTC One S has become stuck in a boot-loop. It won't load into safe mode, just keeps on restarting and restarting, never getting past the second HTC load screen.

Does anyone know of a data recovery company that could rescue some important family photos off the phone?

Thanks!

Have the same phone!
I don't think anywhere in dublin will do it.
Google xda developers on the pc, start an account and ask on the one s q and a forums, they should know, I'd you don't get a reply ask in general

Capt'n Midnight

try basic stuff first

try the phone without the sim (unlikely but it's something you can do)

or

take the battery out, press the on/off button a couple of times to remove any residual power, leave phone overnight then try to turn it on again




Re reset procedures for phones, be very careful not to try a factory reset

multimate

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

try basic stuff first

try the phone without the sim (unlikely but it's something you can do)

or

take the battery out, press the on/off button a couple of times to remove any residual power, leave phone overnight then try to turn it on again




Re reset procedures for phones, be very careful not to try a factory reset

There is a non removable battery in the phone

Capt'n Midnight

multimate wrote: »

There is a non removable battery in the phone

that sort of thing sucks big time

you could wait for the battery to fully drain, but draining a lithium too much might cause irreparable damage



have you tried turning it on while the charger is plugged in ?