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Connect my phone to my PC with a black screen

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Pierr10 Posted messages 13863 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   -

Hello,

I broke my phone and I want to recover my data; the screen is completely shattered and I can't use it anymore.

Do you have any software or trick to connect my phone to my PC without having to authorize the connection on my phone?

I have an Honor 20.

I was able to recover my contacts and some photos from the cloud; I also have the option of replacing the screen, but I was planning to buy a new phone, and it bothers me to pay for the repair of a phone that I'm not going to keep.

Please, can you help me.


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    corrado076 Posted messages 445 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   26
     

    hello

    without being able to access the phone, it's going to be complicated, unless we buy a software, but if we're going to buy, we might as well get the screen repaired

    especially since demo versions or so-called free ones don't have all the features of the paid version.

    best regards

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  2. bazfile Posted messages 58539 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   20 288
     

    Hello.

    Without access to the screen, it's impossible since you can't connect it to a PC, therefore you can't use any data recovery software.

    You only have this kind of solution left, for example: 

    https://www.chronodisk-recuperation-de-donnees.fr/telephones/

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  3. Pierr10 Posted messages 13863 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   5 860
     

    Hello,

    There is an application that allows you to take control of your smartphone from a computer: Vysor.
    https://www.vysor.io/

    Tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ySOhNowvi0

    It requires that you have USB debugging enabled on the smartphone to work.
    If you haven't done that (and there aren't many reasons you would have), it won't work.

    So you won't escape having to repair your screen if you want to retrieve your data.

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