Nexus 10 Data Recovery – Recover Photos, Videos and other Data on Google Nexus 10

How to Recover Lost Data on Nexus 10

Apr. 24, 2014 10:21 am / Posted by Bobby Hills to Mobile Phone Tips
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Google's best-selling tablet is the Nexus 7, but the Nexus 10 is a worthy competitor in the larger category, for its gorgeous display, fast processing and exiting camera features. We've hunted through forums and talking to owners, one of the more common issues during using Nexus 10 is data loss. That's why we bring you the best workarounds or solutions we can find to recover data on Nexus 10.

Why You Lost Nexus 10 Data?

You may lose your precious data on Google Nexus 10, due to:

Deleted photos by accident.
Rooting wiped all your data.
Data were disappeared after Android OS update.
Restore your tablet to factory settings without backup.
Lost data after flashing ROM.

How to Recover Photos, Videos and Other Data from Nexus 10 with 3rd-party Android Data Recovery Software

If you encountered data loss on Nexus 10, Android Data Recovery can help you. It is able to recover photos, contacts, text messages, videos and call history on Nexus 10 no matter why the data were lost. It includes Nexus 10 (2012) and Nexus 10 2 (2014). It also supports any other Android phones and tablets running Android 4.4 and newer, Android 3.0 to 4.3, Android 2.3 or earlier.

How to recover lost data on Nexus 10 is easy as follows.

Note: Android Data Recovery is a Windows-based program. If you're using Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite, 10.9, 10.8, 10.7 and lower, go to Card Data Recovery for Mac and you can refer to how to recover Nexus 10 data on Mac.

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1. Connect your Nexus 10 to PC with a USB cable. If you haven't installed USB driver for your tablet on this computer, you will get a Hardware update wizard. Just follow the instructions to do it.
2. Then enable USB debugging and turn on USB storage as the software screen prompts, and click "Next".
3. Superuser Request pops up on your tablet, just click "Allow". Then turn to the software -- hit "Start" and select your file types for scanning.

Note: If you haven't rooted your device, you can only recover photos and videos. To recover more like contacts, text messages and call history, you should make sure your tablet is rooted before data recovery.
4. After scanning, preview and select the files you need to recover. And then click "Recover". At last, choose a location on your computer to save the recovered files.