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I don't know if this will work for you. There is a free iPad backup tool called MobiKin Assiatant for iOS. You may try it.

Any iOS that enters disabled mode can only be re-accessed by erasing the device in iTunes to reset the passcode and grant access again. So there is no way to gain access to a users data, extract it on any disabled device.

There is a possible solution, no guarantee though, worth a try. https://www.nextpit.com/how-to-use-your-broken-smartphone-from-a-pc

If you have backed up your videos using some cloud services like Samsung Cloud, Dropbox, etc. then you can directly get your deleted videos back by extracting them from the backup. If the above way fail to help you out, there’s the last choice for you to get deleted videos and photos back. MobiKin Doctor for Android is a 100% safe and powerful Android data recovery tool that is widely accepted as the best tool for Samsung users to retrieve deleted or lost files including photos videos.

Reset the phone (no data loss): press both the home and power buttons for up to 1 minute, releasing when the Apple logo appears.

1.Connect the Samsung mobile to a PC. 2.A prompt will appear on your smartphone, ‘Use the Connection For’. You need to tap on ‘Transfer Files’. 3.The name of the device will be visible on the ‘File Explorer’. Enter the device. 4.Inside the phone’s directory, tap on the ‘Search’ bar on the upper right side and type ‘Memo’. 5.A folder will show up. Copy all the content of that folder and paste them inside the computer.

If you haven’t write new data on your device, you could use Android data recovery tool to do that. And this tool requires user to root the phone so that it can detect the internal storage.

Here are detailed steps, maybe you can refer to and get something useful. https://www.wikihow.com/Format-an-SD-Card

Plug it into your computer and start iTunes. When you select the iPod from the list of libraries on the left, there should be a button to restore to factory settings. That will wipe everything from the iPod.

Only thing you could try and do is plug the phone to a computer with a USB Cable and see if anything pops up in the DCIM folder or other folders. That might work.