HTC Desire Recover Deleted Contacts

Trapping in a jam that lost important contacts on your HTC or other brands of Android phone? Don’t too worry about this issue as there’s a program can rescue your contact numbers, as well as text messages, photos, videos and call history on almost all popular Android phone and tablet.

Android Data Recovery is a recover software for Android phone and tablet. It allows you to recover deleted or lost contacts, text messages, call history, photos and videos on all popular types of Android devices, such as HTC, Samsung, LG, Motorola, and etc.

With this Android data recovery, you can directly scan and recover deleted files from both the internal memory card and SD card of your Android phone. What’s more, you can also extract and retrieve data from Samsung smartphones and tablets with a broken screen. No matter you accidentally damaged the screen of your Android phone, or forget the lock screen passcode, or can’t get access to the system for an unknown reason, you’ll never lose your data.

Note: To recover deleted data including contacts, text messages, call history, please download the free trial of this Android phone recovery to start restoring your contacts.

How to retrieve deleted contacts on Android Phone HTC Desire?

To recover all data including contacts, text messages, call history, you should root your Android phone firstly. Then begin restoring android contacts by following the steps below.

Step 1. Connect your HTC Desire with computer

After launching Android file recovery, the program will come up showing you the primary interface to let you choose the tool that you need. Select “Data Recovery” among the functions.

Then, connect your Android device to your PC. Connect your HTC Desire via a USB cable.

Step 2. Enable USB debugging on your HTC Phone

If you’ve enabled USB debugging on your device before, you can skip this step. If not, follow the way below to enable it. Three ways for devices with different Android OS.

1. For Android 2.3 or earlier: Enter “Settings” < Click “Applications” < Click “Development” < Check “USB debugging”
2. For Android 3.0 to 4.1: Enter “Settings” < Click “Developer options” < Check “USB debugging”
3. For Android 4.2 or newer: Enter “Settings” < Click “About Phone” < Tap “Build number” for several times until getting a note “You are under developer mode” < Back to “Settings” < Click “Developer options” < Check “USB debugging”

Step 3. Be Ready to Scan your HTC Android phone

After enabling USB debugging on your HTC Desire, then click “Next” on the program to choose the file type to scan for. If you lost contacts, select Contacts and then click on “Next” to continue.

Then there will be a popup window asking you to choose scan mode. Usually, the first standard mode is recommended for resolving most issues. If it doesn’t work, you can switch to the advanced one as a secondary try later. Next, click “Start” to begin scanning process.

Step 4. Scan HTC Desire for deleted contacts

After USB settings, click “Opened? Next…”. Then an app Superuser Request pops up on your HTC phone screen. Click Allow to allow the recovery program super user authorization on your device.

Then back to the program, click “Start” to start scanning your HTC Desire phone.

Step 5. Preview recoverable contacts on your HTC Desire phone

After scanning process, you can get all the files including lost and those still existing on your phone are listed by categories. Click “Contacts” to check if your lost numbers are there.

Tips: You can filter lost files by ticking “Only display the deleted items”.

Step 6. Restore HTC Desire deleted contacts

Select the found contacts you need to get back. Click “Recover” to set a target folder on your PC for saving. You can save the your phone contacts in .txt, .xml, or .xls format.

Note: For safety’s sake, you should not save the recovered contacts on your HTC Desire phone again. For restoring contacts on HTC Desire, you can use Android Data Manager, which lets you import your contacts, photos, and videos back to your phone, as well as manage contents on your Android device effortlessly, including messages, contacts, photos, videos, apps, etc.