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AC Question
I have an andoid 5.1 phone, and I connected it to my computer. When I connect it to the computer the phone gives me three options.... Photos, Files, USB Drive.
It says if no mode is selected the device will only be charged.
I had "files" selected.
My phone then showed up as "MT2L03"
When I click "MT2L03" I get "Internal storage" and "SD card"
I was in the internal storage deleted things I didn't need anymore... anyways I meant to select a folder I waned to delete, but I got click happy and stupidly deleted a folder called "emulated" or something. Then I got a message saying something about the device wasn't responding. It seemed to be responding though....
Anyways my pictures, music, etc aren't showing up now.
Is there a way to restore that "emulated" folder or whatever and fix it?
My texts and call logs are intact. Just no pictures, music, videos, etc.
Please help!
I have a windows 10 laptop and am comfortable using a data recovery program, or downloading something on the phone or something.
The phone isn't rooted.
I didn't mean to delete that folder, I meant to delete one next to it.
It says if no mode is selected the device will only be charged.
I had "files" selected.
My phone then showed up as "MT2L03"
When I click "MT2L03" I get "Internal storage" and "SD card"
I was in the internal storage deleted things I didn't need anymore... anyways I meant to select a folder I waned to delete, but I got click happy and stupidly deleted a folder called "emulated" or something. Then I got a message saying something about the device wasn't responding. It seemed to be responding though....
Anyways my pictures, music, etc aren't showing up now.
Is there a way to restore that "emulated" folder or whatever and fix it?
My texts and call logs are intact. Just no pictures, music, videos, etc.
Please help!
I have a windows 10 laptop and am comfortable using a data recovery program, or downloading something on the phone or something.
The phone isn't rooted.
I didn't mean to delete that folder, I meant to delete one next to it.