And even if it does connect with your PC, it might not connect with itunes, so you wouldn’t be able to browse the file directory. So you can’t enter your passcode for the computer to trust it. Or, maybe it does recognize the device, but your touchscreen isn’t working. When you plug it into the computer, your computer doesn’t recognize the device. When you try to plug it in, it won’t power on or connect to anything. How do you fix a broken phone that got run over? A microsoldering expert specializes in logic board troubleshooting and can often fix the motherboard just enough to get the phone working again, so that you can get your data back. Why? Because only a microsoldering expert can determine with confidence whether your data is gone forever or just temporarily inaccessible. Wait until after a microsoldering expert has evaluated your phone. So despite what you may have heard from local repair shops, big-name phone manufacturers, or online discussion forums, don’t give up hope. What does matter is the condition of its memory chips or logic board. The bottom line is: Yes, it IS possible to recover data from a phone that’s been run over by a car.Įven if it has a cracked screen, bent frame, or doesn’t turn on – that might not matter. Is there any way to fix it? Can you get the pictures off somehow?
Or maybe it has a faint heartbeat, with pockets of liquid black spreading across the screen. The screen smashed, the frame bent, and the touchscreen not working. Your phone is dead (and about as useful as a paperweight).
You’re Stuck With A Broken Phone That Doesn’t Work.
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