So far the only way to bring it back is to repair it. If you are trying to save data, those Cellebrite machines can clone it to another phone.
But no. I've never seen anyone pull this off (your last question.)
Hello to everyone,
I have a Samsung Galaxy S 4.
The phone has a passcode.
I have tried unlocking it remotely but it didn't work.
The phone works and can receive notifications and be switched on and off.
The screen is cracked and the cracks are deep.
It constantly stays black even when the phone is on.
In general the screen is completely non-functional.
I have gathered that with USB OTG cable and a USB of a mouse I can bring up the image of my smartphone onto the PC and control it with the mouse on the PC.
Bearing in mind the S 4's screen condition, using a USB OTG cable and a USB of a mouse, will I be able to bring up the phone's screen on the PC monitor?
Thank you

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