jonas_berggren
New Member
Hi,
my girlfriend dropped her phone (motorola G5+) into a creek. This damaged it in such a way, that it starts up, the touch screen works, but the display stays black. You can feel it vibrating while blindly guessing the lock pattern.
She already sent it to a repair shop, but they didn't manage to repair it, as the damage wasn't limited to the display it self, apparently.
She asked me to recover the data left on the phone.
I managed to unlock it blindly so that my laptop sees it in the file manager when they are connected by usb.
the phone shows up as empty, as you are usually required to authorize data transfer through a menu, that I can't access blindly.
The phone is recognized as a mtp server.
Is there a way to access the data without using this menu I can't access? (preferably only by interfacing with the computer)
I'm guessing there might be a way to "mount" the phone somehow onto the computer, as I am able to authenticate my self entering the pattern blindly an using the fingerprint sensor.
thanks for your help.
my girlfriend dropped her phone (motorola G5+) into a creek. This damaged it in such a way, that it starts up, the touch screen works, but the display stays black. You can feel it vibrating while blindly guessing the lock pattern.
She already sent it to a repair shop, but they didn't manage to repair it, as the damage wasn't limited to the display it self, apparently.
She asked me to recover the data left on the phone.
I managed to unlock it blindly so that my laptop sees it in the file manager when they are connected by usb.
the phone shows up as empty, as you are usually required to authorize data transfer through a menu, that I can't access blindly.
The phone is recognized as a mtp server.
Is there a way to access the data without using this menu I can't access? (preferably only by interfacing with the computer)
I'm guessing there might be a way to "mount" the phone somehow onto the computer, as I am able to authenticate my self entering the pattern blindly an using the fingerprint sensor.
thanks for your help.