Quick Recovery from Device

DroidKit’s Quick Recovery feature helps users recover lost data from supported Android devices without rooting the device. It scans for recoverable data in minutes and lets users preview and selectively restore the files they need.

DroidKit supports recovering various types of data, including photos, videos, messages and attachments, contacts, call logs, audio files, calendar entries, documents, e-books, ZIP files, and APK files. The available data types depend on the recovery method and device compatibility.

Yes. DroidKit’s Quick Recovery mode lets you scan for and recover lost data without rooting your Android device. This makes it a convenient option for users who want to recover data without going through a rooting process.

Android phones and tablets of all manufacturers in the market, such as SAMSUNG, Google, HTC, SONY, LG, MOTOROLA, HUAWEI, ZTE, Xiaomi, OPPO, SHARP, ViVo, LENOVO, MEIZU, OnePlus, TCL, Gionee, Meitu, Nubia, Smartisan, etc.

Yes. DroidKit runs on both Windows and macOS computers. Install the software on a compatible computer, connect your Android device using a USB cable, and follow the on-screen instructions to start the recovery process.

Yes. DroidKit Quick Recovery can scan your supported Android device for recoverable data even if you don't have a backup. However, successful recovery depends on whether the lost data is still recoverable and has not been overwritten.

DroidKit scans your device to identify recoverable files and allows you to preview the results before recovery. To minimize the risk of overwriting existing data, avoid saving recovered files back to the same storage location whenever possible. You can choose to save recovered files to your computer instead.

Follow these steps to recover data from a supported Android device:

a. Download and install DroidKit on your Windows or Mac computer.

b. Launch DroidKit and select Quick Recovery from Device under Data Recovery.

c. Connect your Android device to the computer using a USB cable.

d. Select the types of data you want to recover and click Start.

e. Wait for DroidKit to scan your device.

f. Preview the recoverable files and select the items you want to restore.

g. Choose to recover the selected files to your device or save them to your computer, depending on the available options.

Yes. DroidKit lets you preview the recoverable data found during the scan before proceeding. You can select specific files to recover instead of restoring everything, helping you retrieve only the content you need.

First, make sure your Android device is connected properly and recognized by DroidKit. Check that you have selected the correct data types and try scanning again. If the files cannot be found, they may have been overwritten or may not be recoverable using Quick Recovery. For more complex data loss situations, you can consider DroidKit’s Deep Recovery mode, which performs a more thorough scan but requires rooting the device.