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friend! Generally, rooting won't wipe the phone, rooting just is push apk and some code to the phone system, but for most Android phone with ICS, rooting become a little harder, some phone need to be unlocked the bootloader firstly, and this operation will make the phone lose DRM. which means your phone will lose the support by official manufacturer.And ...
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If the phone cannot be identified by computer, it is impossible to recover data, I suggest you that send the phone to official service center, they may find the reason for crack of the phone, and if it has something wrong in hard ware you have to replace them, but if the software(the system) get error, they can help you fix it, don't work on it by yourself, ...
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For common system apps like the ones you've mentioned, there's no way to uninstall or reinstall them: without root, it at all you can disable them (not all of them even). But they are usually not held in the playstore for re-installation. Even if they receive updates via the playstore (like GMail, Maps, and the Playstore app itself), some of them must reside ...
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I suggest using MyPhoneExplorer and its desktop companion:
In my case, debugging was not enabled on the phone. MAKE SURE THE PHONE IS ON AND PLUGGED IN!!!
You have to make sure that the driver is installed and that there is not an exclamation mark next to the device in device manager:
right click My Computer
left click Properties
left click Device ...
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If the phone was synced with your Google Account, you just have to re-sync it and you'll get all your contacts back.
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1st at all..try to off the phone..turn it back after 15-20sec..
see if it fix or no.
other option..
-try to see if u got save the contact to the sim card..
if u got save there..try to restore back..
-try to see if u got back up the phone on the memory or not..
contact number will be not lost if u not reset/format the phone
if this not fix..i will tell ...
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Sounds like a damaged flash card, or a broken file system.
If it's a Windows PC, insert the flash card, then press WinKey+R (or go to Start -> Run) and type diskmgmt.msc, then click OK. You should be able to see your flash card within the list, and see if it's got any partitions listed.
In this case, I've got a 2GB SDHC card plugged in, which shows up as ...
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I found this -
i had a similar problem with a mp4 file that was corrupt, and not being able to find version 1.5 of grau anymore. i came up with this solution.
[Scenario] video.mp4 (200mb) grau version 1.6 + (only does 50% of
video for free version)
[Directions] make 2 of the same video files and name them 1.mp4 and
2.mp4 this means you will ...
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