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My galaxy Note4's LCD went blank but I think theNote4 still boots up. &nbsp;Is there any way I couldconnect to a PC's USB &amp; use a freeware to copyout the latest Contacts &amp; SMSes to port themto my new Note9 (without getting the screen/LCD working)? I previously used Smartswitch to 'sync' 5 weeks'ago's &nbsp;Contacts, Whatsapp, apps, SMSes, etcover to Note9, so missing the last 5 weeks' data.
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My galaxy Note4's LCD went blank but I think the
Note4 still boots up.  Is there any way I could
connect to a PC's USB & use a freeware to copy
out the latest Contacts & SMSes to port them
to my new Note9 (without getting the screen/
LCD working)?
I previously used Smartswitch to 'sync' 5 weeks'
ago's  Contacts, Whatsapp, apps, SMSes, etc
over to Note9, so missing the last 5 weeks' data.

copy out Contacts and SMSes from a broken LCD Note4

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