Samsung Backup Solution: 4 Ways to Backup Samsung Devices

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It is wise to backup Samsung regularly to manage the important data stored on your Samsung device. In that way, you will not lose data if you are updating phone or freeing up phone storage. Besides, backup plays very important role when you accidentally lost data on your Samsung due to whatever reasons. Well, this topic is what I am going to talk today: BACK SAMSUNG - 4 Ways to Backup & Restore Samsung Devices.

Manually Backup & Restore Samsung Data
It is easy to backup Samsung manually. Check it out:
Backup Samsung contacts: On Samsung, go to app drawer, click “Contacts” icon -> click “Menu” icon-> select “Settings” -> “Contacts”, select “Import/Export”, then you can backup the contacts to your USB storage or SIM card, which is at your choice.
Backup Samsung text messages: Go to text messages, enter the message you need to backup, click “Menu” icon on the right up corner-> choose “save messages”, then mark the messages you need, or mark “Select all”-> click “Save”. That’s it.
Backup Samsung media files: You can simply connect your Samsung to computer, and on the “My Computer”, find your Samsung device drive and enter it. Copy any files you want to backup, like videos, musics, text files and more, then paste them on your computer.



Backup Samsung by Google Account
Thankfully Google has made Android Os in such a way that if you have linked your Android Samsung phone to your Gmail, your contacts and other files are most likely already synced with your Gmail.
Backup Samsung App settings: Go to “Settings”->scroll to ”Backup and Reset” -> Select “Back up my data”, then the apps settings, wifi passwords, and other settings are backed up to Google.
Samsung contacts backup: On Home screen, go to ->Menu button > Settings > Accounts & Sync. Touch your Google account to display the Data & synchronization screen. To sync your Email, Calendar or Contacts, touch the setting to enable synchronization, a check mark appears in the check box. Tap button Menu > Sync now.
Samsung multimedia backup: Google drive will be used in this case. You may have free storage of Google drive, simple log in to Google drive and upload the wanted media files (photos, videos, audios, etc.)

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You can back up the following content from your device: Contacts, S Note™, Message, S Planner (calendar events), Call log, S Health™, files stored on internal memory (videos, musics, photos, apps), Miscellaneous content files (internal memory), Ringtone, Story Album, Alarm, Email account information, and Preferences.

• Plug Samsung device into your computer.

• Open Kies 3 and click the Back up/Restore tab.

• Tap “Data backup” button.

• Mark files you want to back up. Simply select all content by marking the checkbox next to Select all items. Then click “Backup”.
• After the backup is done, click “Complete”.

 

Backup Samsung with Android Manager

Android manager is a one-stop solution to backup and restore data from Samsung android device on PC/Mac. It is a good way to transfer, backup, recover data including photos, musics, apps, text messages, call history, contacts from any Samsung devices( Samsung galaxy s3/S4/S5/S6/Note 2/Note 3/Note 4 etc.)

• Run Android manager program.

• Connect Samsung to computer.

• Enable USB debugging.

• Hit “Backup Your Phone” on the left panel and let the program detecting Samsung.

• When android manager recognize the device, mark the wanted content and click “Backup Now”.

With the backups, you needn’t to worry about losing data anymore. If by any chance that you didn’t backup your Samsung, you can refer to the Samsung Data Recovery instead. Detailed video guide(https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=p-pxQONmxP8)