4 Ways to Recover Data from Samsung Phone that Won't Turn On

To recover the data from the completely unresponsive Samsung smartphone, download, install, and launch the Broken Samsung Data Recovery toolkit on your PC. Plug your smartphone into your PC via a USB cable, click "Broken Android Data Extraction," and follow the on-screen prompts. Choose your Samsung device name and model, click the "Start" button, and then click the "Recover" button to recover data on your PC and repair the Samsung smartphone that won't turn on.

In this article, I'll explain the ways to recover data from a Samsung smartphone with a dead screen that won't turn on. Additionally, I'll also discuss in detail how you can repair an unresponsive Samsung smartphone using the iBekit tool kit.

How Do I Recover Data from a Samsung Phone That Won't Turn On?

To recover the data from a Samsung smartphone that won't turn and is completely unresponsive, follow these step-by-step methods.

Method 1: Fix the Samsung that Won't Turn On to Recover Lost Data.

The best way to recover the data from the Samsung phone that won't turn is to fix the device first to recover all the data from the device. In this case, it'll be easier for you to access all the files on the device by creating a recent backup on Google Account and Samsung Cloud.

To fix the Samsung smartphone that won't turn on, follow these steps.

• The very first solution is to check the battery. Plug in your device with a charger for a few minutes, and then press the "Side" button. If it vibrates, then the battery is in working condition, whether or not the smartphone is turning on. If the battery is faulty, then replace it with a new one.
• If the battery is okay, then leave your Samsung smartphone charging for at least 15 minutes. Afterward, long press the "Side" power button for a few seconds until it vibrates or the Samsung logo screen appears. If this doesn't work, follow next.
• Now, long press the "Side" +" Volume Down" + "Home" buttons simultaneously. Or long-press the "Volume Up" and "Side" buttons for a few seconds to enter the recovery mode. Now, let's release all the buttons once your device gets into the "Recovery Mode" screen.
• Now, from the "Recovery Mode" screen, select the "Reboot system now" option, and then press the "Side" or "Power" button to reboot the device.
• If the device doesn't restart, then don't try to "hard reset" your device at that moment because it'll erase all data.

Note:

If the Samsung smartphone doesn't restart by simply rebooting, then follow the next step to recover data on your device before hard setting it.

Method 2: Recover Data from Samsung that Won't Turn On Via iBekit Android Data Recovery.

Recovering data from a completely unresponsive Samsung smartphone without a backup is a bit difficult. In that situation, the iBekit toolkit Broken Samsung Data Recovery software comes first to recover all the important data from a completely dead device directly.

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To recover the data from the Samsung that won't turn on, follow these steps.

• Download and install the Broken Samsung Data Recovery tool kit on your PC from iBekit.com.
• Launch the application from the desktop, and then plug your Samsung device into the PC via a compatible USB cable.
• Now, click the "Broken Android Data Extraction" option from the software interface.

• Next, to recover data from the Samsung phone, choose the very first left option from the software interface and click the "Start" button.

• Next, choose your Samsung device name and device model, and then click the "Confirm" button to start the process.

• Next, click the "Start" button at the bottom and follow the on-screen instructions to put your device in "Download mode."
• Once your Samsung phone successfully gets into "Download mode," then the application will start scanning your device. Wait until the scan is completed.

• Once scanning is finished, choose the files that you want to recover from your device, and then click the "Next" button at the bottom.
• Now, wait again to scan the device, select the data types one by one from the left panel of the application interface, and then click the "Recover" button at the right bottom from the right panel of the application.
• Finally, choose the directory on your PC to save data files, then click "Recover" again on the pop-up to save the files. Repeat this process to save all types of data files from your Samsung smartphone.

Once the data recovery is done, it's time to repair the Samsung smartphone that won't turn on.

• To repair the Samsung device, open the application home screen, click "Broken Android Data Extraction," choose the right option with the Android logo on the right side of the screen, and then click the "Start" button now.
• Now, choose and select the reason you want to repair your Samsung smartphone, and then click the "Next" button to start the process.
• Repeat the same process as before, select the device name and model, and then click the "Confirm" button.
• Next, follow the on-screen instructions, click the "Start" button, and then wait for the process to repair your device successfully.

Note:

Please don't disconnect your Samsung smartphone from your PC. Otherwise, it can interrupt the recovery and repair processes.

In case you don't want to recover Samsung data using your PC, you can recover the data from Google Account and Samsung Cloud. But ensure you've recently created your Samsung smartphone backup.

Method 3: Recover Data From Google Account Backup.

Google Account is the best platform to back up smartphones worldwide completely. However, you're not allowed to access all the data from the web without restoring the backup on another device. But you can see the "Google Account" backup size, app details, and WhatsApp backup data size.

However, you can directly access and download the "Google Drive," "Google Photos," and "Google Contacts" data on your PC.

Here's how you do it:

• Open Chrome or Safari using a smartphone or PC. Sign in with your "Google Account" that was logged in with your Samsung smartphone.
• Now, type "drive.google.com/drive/backups" into the search bar, and then tap or click the "Enter" button.
• Check the last backup your device has created. Now, you are not allowed to restore backups on your PC.
• To restore the backup from Google, set up another Android device with the same "Google Account" ID and password and restore the backup during the setup process.

Note:

Google doesn't allow you to restore all device backups on your PC, but you can restore them using another Android device.

However, you can recover images, documents, and contacts by following the specific URLs using Google Chrome or Safari on the PC.

• https://photos.google.com/
• https://drive.google.com/drive/home
• https://contacts.google.com/

Method 4: Recover Data From Samsung Cloud Backup.

Recovering all the data from the Samsung Cloud directly on your PC or web is not possible. However, you can only access the videos, photos, and albums directly from the PC.

Here's how you do it:

• Open the Microsoft Store on your PC.
• Type "Samsung Gallery" in the search bar
• Click the "Install" button to install the application and wait for it.
• Sign in with the same "Samsung Cloud" ID and password.
• From here, click "Download all Gallery items from Samsung Cloud" to download all gallery images, videos, albums, etc.

Note:

Please remember that you can only download and access the gallery items from Samsung Gallery. Contacts, messages, and documents are not accessible from here.

Conclusion

In this article, I've discussed the "different ways to recover data from Samsung that won't turn on" in detail.

Hopefully, with the article guide, you'll also be able to recover the data from a dead Samsung smartphone. If you're uncomfortable with anything regarding the process, let the iBekit team help.

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