How to recover deleted photos on Android with DiskDigger

In our blog we have already talked about the possibilities of recover deleted images and files on Android with the use of specific programs for the computer and those that are capable of extracting data from the microSD cards in which we generally store this type of document. However, today what we want to do is explain how to do it through what is already one of the most famous apps on Google Play. We speak, for those who still do not know her about how to recover deleted photos on Android with DiskDigger.

Although below we leave you the link of download from the Google Play of DiskdiggerIt should be noted before that it is an application published in the official Google Play store and that it is also completely free. This is precisely why part of the success it has had in recent years. In addition, it must be said that it is compatible with Android 2.2 or higher, that it occupies 635k and that to carry out the process of recovering deleted photos with Diskdigger of which we tell you the step by step after the jump, you will need your device to have root permissions , so it will be necessary to do an unlocking process. If you don't know how, you can take a look at our previous tutorials on how to root.

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DiskDigger recovers photos

Developer: Defiant Technologies, LLC

Price: Free

Before install and run Diskdigger on your Android It is recommended that you have already done the root process. There have been cases in which doing so later causes incompatibilities, and although in principle when executing the app you are asked for permissions, and if you do not have them, it would be closed without more, it is preferable to avoid problems. So before moving on to our next step by step, it is better to exit this first phase on your specific Android device by root.

Recover Deleted Photos on Android Using Diskdigger

1. Install Diskdigger on your device using the previous link that we have left you with the image from Google Play
2. Run disk digger on your device and grant the permissions that it requests when starting in your terminal.
3. Once you do, the application will show you a complete list with all the device's listings. You will have to select one by one, or those in which you think the images you have lost may be. Once you do, Diskdigger will start a scan of what you have asked for by pressing the Scan Device key.
4. If all goes well, a new screen should appear where you will find a list of all the photos that have been erased from your device and that have been recovered.
5. It is likely that the names of the photographs do not match those you gave them, and are simply a series of numbers. You will have to open them manually to find out whether or not they are what you were looking for. And although this can be a bit tedious, you can at least try to recover photos from Android directly.
6. Once you have decided which images to disk digger has recovered and you want to save, you just have to click on them and press the Save button in case you want them to stay on your device, or if you prefer to send a copy by email in the button next to it.

As you see it turns out really easy to try to recover those photos that for whatever reason you had eliminated from your phone and that in this case they are of great use to you, or at least, they have great sentimental value. Even more so when the cost of trying to do it with Diskdigger is zero euros.