[jlingkaren]

First i would like to introduced myself, Im karen a Malaysian pharmacy student in Indonesia now.
I bought my s3 note several months ago..
i excidentally deleted photo from my 360 camera, im trying to retrieve it.
Im trying the usb debugging--> i have enable it, but it wont connect as usb debug but mtp and ptp. Can anyone help? please

[Golfdriver97]

Most often, deleting things in Android is permanent. There is no undo delete like in Windows. Now there are apps that are root dependent that can act like Windows recycle bin, but all that needs to be set up before the accidental deleting occurs.

[jlingkaren]

means i cant retrieve them? \
How to Recover Lost/Deleted Photos, Videos from Samsung Galaxy
thought i coould omg pls help

[jlingkaren]

i already tried rooting my phone, then downloaded the usb mass storage.. but it wont connect help ;(
im using dr fone, im stuck at this pic....

[Golfdriver97]

The link you provided might help. You probably need to have USB debugging on in settings to make this all work.

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[Alain_A]

Yes to what golf driver said.
Go to SETTINGS -General - about - build number - tap on it 9 times and you'll have the developer mode on your phone

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[vsnlweb]

i already tried rooting my phone, then downloaded the usb mass storage.. but it wont connect help ;(
im using dr fone, im stuck at this pic....

I would be very careful in the apps you use to recover anything... So. E apps may be posing to do so e thing but are really dangerous files. Usually when recovering data it's best to do it immediately Because the OS tends to rewrite over deleted files. Be sure to do research and make sure that any software you use is reputable.

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[anon8380037]

@ Alain A

I saw this and couldn't help tapping 9 times on the Build Number. I panicked a little when a window said I was becoming a developer as I tapped. I was assured later I hadn't done any damage though, for anyone else that tried it. It just allows access to developer options. I could access these without a code on my old GS2 anyway. I don't know anything about developer stuff, except maybe it's where you can try out new software of your own.
In my case ignorance is bliss. It was a scare though.