It is highly unlikely that you will be able to recover any data that was on your iPhone 3GS pre-restoration. Just to be clear I am not talking about the data you are recovering TO the iPhone, only the personal data blocks that are wiped over during a fresh recovery.
If you are using firmware 3.1.2 or later and you restore your iPhone 3GS from a new iTunes installation the hardware encryption key is replaced making all your old personal data scrambled and unrecoverable unless you have another backup. That is for sure.
Previous versions of the iPhone that do not have a hardware encryption key (3G, 2G, 1G) contain tid bits of recoverable personal information even after a new basic recovery. You would need to go through a long process of resetting all data to wipe those phones clean. Search the internet to find help to recover your personal data on those phones.
Good Luck! Sorry about your loss.
No it does not if you restore your ipod and then load from the computer ALL game data will be lost
Sometimes resetting the game will enable you to recover the lost data, but if the data has been lost initially, it may be gone forever.
Fix? What do you mean? If you want to restore your deleted or lost iPhone without iTunes backup, you may need to get a third party tool to help you recover your iPhone data. You can try Tenorshare iPhone Data Recovery which will directly recover data from iPhone.
"First, do a search on your computer for lost data. If you can't find it, then unfortunately, unless you've stored your date on an external hard drive or something other than the crashed computer, your data has been lost forever."
Try doing a system restore.
No - if you re-set your phone - all personal data is erased.
With any data recovery product, the point is to recover lost date. Forensic data recovery is able to dig a little deeper to find what was lost and restore it.
Sadly you will have to restore your device, All Un-Synced Data will be lost.
Use data recovery software Retrieve PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, Android, iPod Touch Data
It can be used to restore data to the system in the event the data in the system are accidently lost or destroyed
What's your problem specifically? If you use iTunes to restore your iPhone, you had better back up your iPhone as it will remove all data. If your problem is iOS system-related, then you could use some professional iOS system repair tools such as TunesKit iOS System Recovery to deal with it.
If files get lost, you can easily retrieve them back.