I was informed by the Sprint rep that my Galaxy S2 has water damage and that the motherboard is corroded. After doubts about her conclusions, I took it to a tech rep here in my city. They told me there was no sign of corrosion on the motherboard. I could care less about the phone working or not because I have a upgrade in a few weeks, but have data on the (phone memory) that i would like to retrieve. Is there anyway of doing this?
'The Situation'
1. Phone does not Power on
2. Blue indicator light is on when connected to charger
3. Phone can not be found by PC
4. Have a new battery
5. Have a new USB cord
6. Can't reset the phone.
Does anyone know where the memory chip on the motherboard is and can it be removed safely without corrupting the stored data?
I can take the charger off the phone and attempt to turn it on. The blue indicator light will apear,but thats how far it will go. No display on the screen, the bottom buttons dont light up either. Is the phone a brick and even more important is my data stored on the phone retrievable? if so how
I know I should have backed it up... Lesson learned Okay...
I have newborn photos on there..
Please Help!!!!!
'The Situation'
1. Phone does not Power on
2. Blue indicator light is on when connected to charger
3. Phone can not be found by PC
4. Have a new battery
5. Have a new USB cord
6. Can't reset the phone.
Does anyone know where the memory chip on the motherboard is and can it be removed safely without corrupting the stored data?
I can take the charger off the phone and attempt to turn it on. The blue indicator light will apear,but thats how far it will go. No display on the screen, the bottom buttons dont light up either. Is the phone a brick and even more important is my data stored on the phone retrievable? if so how
I know I should have backed it up... Lesson learned Okay...
I have newborn photos on there..
Please Help!!!!!
