How to recover deleted pictures and videos from HTC inspire 4g

Photos, videos and other multimedia deleted from the HTC inspire are not permanently wiped out. The deleted files are data files of which the pointer being removed from file allocation table, that’s the reason why we can no longer see or manage the photo or video files. To recover the deleted files, to restore the deleted files to their previous state, you need to avoid writing data to the memory block where the deleted files stored on, since overwritten will destroy the deleted data file and make file recovery very difficult.

If you haven’t taken lots of pictures or videos after the file loss, then the deleted videos or photos could be easily recovered from HTC inspire. If you are unaware of the deletion or video loss and kept using the phone to shot, then there’s chance that some files may not be recovered even with photo recovery software for HTC inspire.

This is the step by step guide to recover deleted files from HTC inspire.

First download photo recovery for HTC inspire, the software scan the sd card rom of HTC inspire and presents the deleted files to preview, recover.

Launch, then select drive.

Scan the storage, the scan will presents deleted files by types as photo, video and audio, organized by files extensions such as mp4, mp3, jpg, png…

Select the files you want and click recover.

Recover deleted photos and videos from HTC inspire

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