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Connect to a linux machine.
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Hey ! Thanks. No, the LCD+ glass is broken. The friend doesn't want it to Substitute and doesn't want to invest any money. I know the Password, but it doesn't help me, since with Fonepaw I don't get a Connection again as I said + I don't see what I type in. USB-cable (OTG) doesn't help. Just tried it. Any other ideas ?
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T. Zucker-Scharff mentioned: &quot;Connect to a linux machine.&quot; And then ? What do you mean by this ? What exactly can you achieve with it doing so ? Mounting the device ? But how ? Did you do it already ? Can you please describe it a bit more detailed ?!
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Thomas (nudge), you want to address what you meant by your comment?
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Couldn't find a solution, but thank you for your help Blue Street Tech
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I meet the same issue as you have now, and I use the third-party software, <a href="https://www.fonedog.com/broken-android-data-extraction/" rel="ugc">FoneDog toolkit - Broken Android Data Extraction</a> to restore Samsung data with a blank or black locked screen, you can refer the below link and find out how to fix this issue by yourself. <a href="https://goo.gl/f6445f" rel="ugc">Here is a tutorial</a> for you learn, hope it helps you.
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Hi White Debini ! I don't have the S6 anymore, but thanks for the idea. &nbsp;:-) The next time I will give it a try. ;-)
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I have a Samsung galaxy S6 (SM-G920F) from a friend. The display is broken (black screen). And additionally the cell phone is locked. :-(<br />
So I can not make a data recovery/data transfer to another device since all is locked. I have tried Wondershare AND FoneLab software. There is a need to make a special order of pushing the home/power/volume-up-butto<wbr />ns. It onced worked, but not more anymore. Any other ideas how I can get the old data ?<br />
(the cell phone is not rooted, USB-debugging is NOT turned on, I also tried OLG-USB keyboard to connect with no luck)
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I have a Samsung galaxy S6 (SM-G920F) from a friend. The display is broken (black screen). And additionally the cell phone is locked. :-(
So I can not make a data recovery/data transfer to another device since all is locked. I have tried Wondershare AND FoneLab software. There is a need to make a special order of pushing the home/power/volume-up-buttons. It onced worked, but not more anymore. Any other ideas how I can get the old data ?
(the cell phone is not rooted, USB-debugging is NOT turned on, I also tried OLG-USB keyboard to connect with no luck)

Samsung S6 data recovery not working with blank, black locked screen.

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