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How to Restore Deleted Text Messages from Motorola?
People like to use Motorola phones to communicate with their family, friends or co-workers for the reason that it can be sent and received in a shortest possible time. And some precious conversation can be saved in the phone so that you can view them at any time you like. However, the more you using your Motorola phone in the daily life, the high risk of data losing you’ll risk. Even though many people do not know the reason why their SMS messages is deleted or lost, but they also want to find a solution to get back the deleted text messages from Motorola or other phones when this problem happens to them.
Most people hold the idea of the deleted or lost text messages on the phone is gone forever, and no way to get them back. But the fact is that you still have a chance to recover lost Motorola text messages with the help of a third-party program, called Android Message Recovery software. Here, we could like to strongly recommend Coolmuster
for your reference. It can conduct a deeply scanning on your connected Motorola phones, and display the whole contents of your phone in the program for your reference. Preview is also allowed in the program so that you can view and mark the conversation you want, then restore them to computer selectively.
Now, let’s move to the detailed steps of how to recover deleted SMS from Motorola phones easily.
Tips to Restore or Retrieve Deleted Text Messages from Motorola Droid Razr
Step 1. Install and Run the Program, then Enable USB Debugging
Download and install the above mentioned program on your computer, and open your Motorola phone, and follow the below steps to open USB debugging on the device. If you have done it before, then you can directly go to the next step.
– For Android 2.3 or earlier: Enter “Settings” < Click "Applications" < Click "Development" < Check "USB debugging"- For Android 3.0 to 4.1: Enter "Settings" < Click "Developer options" < Check "USB debugging"- For Android 4.2 or newer: Enter "Settings" < Click "AboutPhone" < Tap "Build number" for several times until getting a note"You are under developer mode"， Then you may back to "Settings"
