Connect Nokia 1680c-2 to PC

Hi everyone
My mother accidentally deleted an important photo from her Nokia 1680c-2. I have been searching on the internet and found several good file recovery software.
Tomorrow I should acquire the relevant cable that connects to the USB port of the computer.
My question is, how do you connect the phone to the computer? I heard that one must install some kind of software, but which software?
Moreover, does the phone appear as a drive letter in Windows, because I read that I wouldn't be able to recover the photo if the phone does not appear as a drive letter?
Thank you.

@robertbrown
Welcome to the forum!
Have a look at this post:/t5/Accessories-Car-Phones-and-Other/Nokia-1680-connectivity-with-PC-through-serial-cable/m-p/483762...
As it was never Nokia's intention for 1680Classic to be accessed this way, the issue is sometimes finding the correct "driver" for installation and use of acquired cable!
Happy to have helped forum with a Support Ratio = 42.5

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