Backing up is necessary to ensure the maximum possible safety of information that is on the mobile. The notebook is perhaps the most valuable piece of information on the phone. Regardless of where your contacts are located - on a cell phone or on a SIM card, be sure to make a backup copy for storage on your computer.
Instructions
Step 1
The most convenient synchronization tool is the data cable. With it, you can copy all the data stored in the phone memory. Many phones support transferring contacts individually as business cards, but this is inconvenient and time-consuming. A data cable, as well as drivers and software for synchronizing your phone with your computer, are usually included with your phone. Otherwise, you can buy a data cable from any cellular store. You can download drivers and software on the Internet using a search engine.
Step 2
Download drivers and install them on your computer. Keep in mind that there are special drivers for each phone model, so use the one that suits your phone. The best option would be to download them from your phone manufacturer's website. Also, install the synchronization software suitable for your phone model. The software, as a rule, is suitable for a series of models, so you can safely download and install programs designed not only for your phone, but also for the entire range of cell phones, which includes your mobile.
Step 3
After installing the drivers and software, connect the data cable to the computer. Make sure your phone battery is fully charged. Wait for the device to be recognized. Make sure that the software "sees" the phone - this will be signaled by the inscription "connected". Find the area of the menu responsible for contacts in the program. Open the contacts contained in the phone memory and on the SIM card, then either select all contacts and copy them to a file, or press the "copy all" button in the menu. Once you've saved your contacts to a file, disconnect your phone. Now you can always view the phone book saved on your computer by launching the program that you used for synchronization.
