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How to recover data from Galaxy S6 Boot Cycle

  • 25-08-2018 10:52am
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    Jimmy Bottlehead
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    Hi all.

    My Galaxy S6 applied an update during the week and it's made a balls of my phone. It kept rebooting or shutting off.

    Today, it's not even getting past the boot screen (either gets stuck on the SAMSUNG or Three screens). I can get it to recovery mode to a factory reset is hopefully an option.

    However, I really want to access and backup photos and other data before I do that.

    Is this possible with the phone like this?


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    [Deleted User]
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    Jimmy Bottlehead wrote: »
    Hi all.

    My Galaxy S6 applied an update during the week and it's made a balls of my phone. It kept rebooting or shutting off.

    Today, it's not even getting past the boot screen (either gets stuck on the SAMSUNG or Three screens). I can get it to recovery mode to a factory reset is hopefully an option.

    However, I really want to access and backup photos and other data before I do that.

    Is this possible with the phone like this?

    XDA developers is the best place to ask. You can definitely do it with a custom recovery using adb commands, but I don't know with stock recovery.

    Do you get an adb connection when connected to your pc in recovery mode?


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