HTC Thunderbolt recovery, How to recover deleted videos, photos from HTC Thunderbolt

How to recovery deleted photos or videos from HTC Thunderbolt

HTC Thunderbolt is definitely a pleasant device for use, but like the others, its internal storage and SD card memory could be volatile for numerous reasons, accidental deletion, formatting by mistake, virus infection…

so this article will talk about how to recover pictures, videos and document files from your HTC Thunderbolt

the reason that your precious pictures and videos can be recovered fromHTC Thunderbolt is that once you deleted something from your android phone, they are not permanently erased, it’s the space that those pictures, videos or document files previously occupied now being marked as blank area for rewritten, so when and if that happens, you can use this HTC Thunderbolt recovery to get back those files from either your android device’s internal storage or SD card.

First download video recovery for HTC Thunderbolt, a neat recovery utility that supports to give a speedy and comprehensive scan to the built-in storage of your HTC Thunderbolt and the SD card, recover files from your HTC Thunderbolt.

Connect your HTC Thunderbolt to computer, select the media storage and click the “start scan” button.

You can preview the deleted videos and photos in the storage.

Click on “recover”. You deleted or lost files will come back in a minute.

A little more about HTC Thunderbolt

First-generation devices are often, if not usually, a little rickety — proofs of concept that are more about the manufacturer (or carrier) being able to say that they’re first to launch a particular feature than they are about delivering a solid, all-around winner. Fortunately, that’s not the case with the Thunderbolt: HTC’s managed to put together a handset here that we can honestly recommend with a straight face, owing in no small part to the fact that it borrows heavily from the company’s existing parts bin. If you’re looking for the sexiest 4.3-inch phone of the bunch, the Inspire still beats it — you can’t go wrong with the thinner, metal, unibody shell — but the Thunderbolt is easily one of the best Android devices in Verizon’s expansive lineup even before you take the LTE capability into account. And if you’re lucky enough to live or work in an LTE market (or one that’s going live this year), it’s the best choice by a country mile.