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... therefore below &quot;micro usb to usb cable&quot; will NOT work
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The article you posted discussed a Galaxy S4.<br />
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Do you still have the dongle that came with the phone? It was basically an adapter from USB A to USB C. That should help.<br />
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So basically the answer is yes to this part:<br />

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Maybe a USBC to USB keyboard convertor
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> ... therefore below "micro usb to usb cable" will NOT work

The article you posted discussed a Galaxy S4.

Do you still have the dongle that came with the phone? It was basically an adapter from USB A to USB C. That should help.

So basically the answer is yes to this part:


> Maybe a USBC to USB keyboard convertor

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How can I export the below #2 images ?<br />
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Maybe a USBC to USB keyboard convertor ?<br />
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Timeline<br />
&nbsp;1. Google Pixel 1 Android Phone backed up to GOOGLE online account<br />
&nbsp;2. most recent GOOGLE online backup does NOT have the last two days <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;of PHOTOS since the phone was not connected to the wifi/data network<br />
&nbsp;3. screen cracked, cannot access touchscreen<br />
&nbsp;4. need a way to plug an external keyboard <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;to export above #2 last two days of PHOTOS<br />
&nbsp;5. only phone ports are usbC and a 3.5mm audio,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;therefore below &quot;micro usb to usb cable&quot; will NOT work<br />
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<a href="https://forums.androidcentral.com/general-help-how/369754-how-do-i-get-my-pictures-off-my-phone-if-i-have-broke-screen.html" rel="ugc">https://forums.androidcentral.com/general-help-how/369754-how-do-i-get-my-pictures-off-my-phone-if-i-have-broke-screen.html</a><br />
says you can use a micro usb to usb cable to plug in a keyboard and type the key lock code
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How can I export the below #2 images ?

Maybe a USBC to USB keyboard convertor ?

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Timeline
 1. Google Pixel 1 Android Phone backed up to GOOGLE online account
 2. most recent GOOGLE online backup does NOT have the last two days 
     of PHOTOS since the phone was not connected to the wifi/data network
 3. screen cracked, cannot access touchscreen
 4. need a way to plug an external keyboard 
     to export above #2 last two days of PHOTOS
 5. only phone ports are usbC and a 3.5mm audio,
     therefore below "micro usb to usb cable" will NOT work

https://forums.androidcentral.com/general-help-how/369754-how-do-i-get-my-pictures-off-my-phone-if-i-have-broke-screen.html
says you can use a micro usb to usb cable to plug in a keyboard and type the key lock code

Android Phone -- external USB keyboard, export photos ?

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