I have backup my data using titanium
but when i want to move the titanium backup (in internal storage) to my computer via usb, it did not work.
i copy and paste the backup to my desktop, but nothing happen.
and when i create a .txt file in the phone, it is not shown in the computer.
why is this? and what can i do?
jefflau1994 said:
I have backup my data using titanium
but when i want to move the titanium backup (in internal storage) to my computer via usb, it did not work.
i copy and paste the backup to my desktop, but nothing happen.
and when i create a .txt file in the phone, it is not shown in the computer.
why is this? and what can i do?
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What is thr location of the backups? Check that in settings. Make sure it's data/media/0.
Reboot your phone prior to connecting. It always need a fresh restart to connect properly with MTP
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mariosraptor said:
Reboot your phone prior to connecting. It always need a fresh restart to connect properly with MTP
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It works! thank you.
Glad it did
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I used titanium backup and after i flashed and installed it again, my apps weren't on it. Anyone know why? (wipe cache, dalvik, and data)
Check your backup folder location in TI Preferences.
maciek82 said:
Check your backup folder location in TI Preferences.
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Yeah this has happened to me a few times once you go to that folder there is an option to search for backups on the device.
On a side note before I back up with titanium backup I go to this option and pick the location I want to backup to and restore from making sure its on the external sd card..
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SnipeySnake said:
I used titanium backup and after i flashed and installed it again, my apps weren't on it. Anyone know why? (wipe cache, dalvik, and data)
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You back-ups are being stored on the phones internal storage card [5GB] not the external storage [actual card - 32 gb in my case]. Just change the back-up location.
dkb218 said:
You back-ups are being stored on the phones internal storage card [5GB] not the external storage [actual card - 32 gb in my case]. Just change the back-up location.
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Its there an echo in here.....lol...
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Lol...lol.....loo.......l........
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MisfitX said:
Its there an echo in here.....lol...
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Seems to be...
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Is there a way to do a backup and then transfer it and save it to my computer and then put it back on my phone and restore it?
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solesonfire said:
Is there a way to do a backup and then transfer it and save it to my computer and then put it back on my phone and restore it?
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Use titanium backup(download off market *requires root access*) to backup all system data and apps. once you do that then press the menu button and create update.zip you can also change the name of it to titanium back up to make it easier for you. after you create the zip file connect your phone to your computer and on your phone put it in usb mode.(this means when the phone asks turn on usb mode click turn on usb mode.)
Then on your computer go to start then to your phone which should be removable disk you should see all your files. locate the zip file you just created and copy it to your desktop or wherever you want to get it on your computer. If you have root just using recovery to install the zip again would be easier. if you want to root your phone i can get you a lick to help you do so.
-Reaper
mybackup pro works good for me, and no root required
This may seem like a dumb noob question but I just wanted to check.
I'm about to go from a 10.1 unofficial build to a 10 build. I remember from previous flashes I ended up with the nested /0 folders, so I decided to just start again from scratch, back up all the data on my internal and copy it to my computer.
My question is what is Safe to delete. I'd like to get as close to unused and empty internal storage as possible
Should in just delete everything inside the internal storage folder? Is it safe to do that without screwing everything up...
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What are you using to delete and what are you deleting? Screen shot?
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When you connect your phone to your computer, everything you see can be deleted. You cant see the system partiton when you connect the phone to the computer, so Its safe to delete everything on the phone (That windows allows you to see). Android will automatically create the folders that it needs if it needs them.
aooga said:
When you connect your phone to your computer, everything you see can be deleted. You cant see the system partiton when you connect the phone to the computer, so Its safe to delete everything on the phone (That windows allows you to see). Android will automatically create the folders that it needs if it needs them.
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Nice thinking!
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Hello,
My old phone had a SD Card, Nexus 5 not. So my backup process doesn't work any more. I used to make a backup with CWM. I then mounted the SD Card in CWM so I could copy all my data and the CWM backup. If I wanted to install a new ROM I just deleted complete SD card and copy new ROM for installation on it...
Now I have installed TWR. In TWR I can't mount the internal storage to USB. So I have to boot to Android and then copy data from internal storage to my computer. But I can't copy all the data to my computer because it stops the copy process in order of a copy failure. I think I can't copy some data because they are used/opened by system or something like that.
How do you backup your whole phone?
You can use the Nexus Root Toolkit. You can do a Nandroid backup and much more. NRT will boot into recovery, make the backup and copy the backup to your PC, after booting normally.
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wim69 said:
You can use the Nexus Root Toolkit. You can do a Nandroid backup and much more. NRT will boot into recovery, make the backup and copy the backup to your PC, after booting normally.
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Great! I'll try that. Thanks a lot!
Myphoneexplorer can be usefully too, even when you are not rooted
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I have format my data so i had to reinstall my apps. One of them was WiFi Pass Recovery & Backup. Unfortunately i had push the restore buttom for my wireless networks databese.Since then i could't turn on Wi-Fi. I had try to wipe internal and external data + cache, but nothing. I had try to reinstall the rom that i used to root my phone wiith odin 3.07 and fw 4.2.2 but again nothing. Please give me your help, what else can i do?
Use RESET WIFI option in this app
michal80 said:
Use RESET WIFI option in this app
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I have used the RESET WIFI option but is not working!!
I found the only solution. Restore to stock firmware!
Do u have efs folder in ur system?
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rs tony said:
Do u have efs folder in ur system?
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I really don't remember man but i don't think so to saw such a folder with that name.
Go to /system/efs with file explorer and watch if there is folder efs
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rs tony said:
Go to /system/efs with file explorer and watch if there is folder efs
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I have just check it and there is no such file now. But i have reset the firmware. Internal and external memory so i don't know if there was before the folder.
semejis said:
I have just check it and there is no such file now. But i have reset the firmware. Internal and external memory so i don't know if there was before the folder.
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Yes, some times when u flash firmaware, u lost efs folder. I really don't know what to do then, but search google and from xda.