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Last week I dropped and broke my Samsung galaxy s5. The screen won't turn on, but it vibrates/rings whenever I get a call or message, so I know the phone still works. All I want is to download my photos and notes onto my computer. How do I do this?

Also, I've read that I'm meant to allow USB debugging, but since I can't use my screen is there a way to do it on the computer instead of via settings?

Thanks!!

Josie A
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  • https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/67352/how-to-backup-broken-screen-phone-when-usb-debugging-is-not-enabled – Rahul Gopi Jun 29 '17 at 11:02
  • Welcome to Android Enthusiasts! Friendly hint: Most of our tags have useful wiki pages attached to them. Have you already checked with our broken-screen tag-wiki? If none of the hints there work out for you: What Android version is running on the device? Does it have a Google account set up? Is it connected to any network (mobile or WiFi)? – Izzy Jun 29 '17 at 12:46

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  1. connect it to PC/MAC
  2. open file explorer or finder
  3. find the phone
  4. folder should be DCIM
Brett Lewis
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