Get your data onto a new device When you add your Google Account to a phone that's been set up, you have the option to restore what you'd previously backed up for that Google Account onto the phone. …

On most phones, you can reset your phone through the Settings app. If you can't open your phone's Settings app, you can try factory resetting your phone using its power and volume buttons.

As a last resort, you could try a third-party data recovery app. However, be cautious when using these tools as they may require root access and can pose security risks. Some options include Dr.Fone …

On most phones, you can reset your phone through the settings app. If you can't open your phone's settings app, you can try factory resetting your phone using its power and volume buttons.

If a deleted photo or video isn't in trash, you can’t restore it. You won't be able to restore a photo or video if: The photo or video wasn’t backed up and: On an Android 11 and up device, you moved it to …

You can't restore a backup from a higher Android version onto a phone running a lower Android version. If you save your contacts to your Google Account, they automatically show on your phone after you …

You can use this tool to reset your device to the most recent version of Android. Other factory reset options keep the same software version that is on your phone, which may not be the most recent …

If you don’t have your old device available, you can restore from a previous backup of your old device stored in your Google Account. Learn how to back up or restore data on your Android device.

If any Restore options are grayed out or you receive an error message, you may need to do some extra steps. One common solution is to check that your Android operating system is updated. To back up …

On your Android device, open the Google Photos app . At the bottom, tap Collections On this device. If available, open your device folders to find your missing item. When you turn “Backup” on, your …