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[Q] (PLEASE HELP) Can't find "Backups" folder in "Clockworkmod" folder?
I can't find the folder named "Backups" inside of the larger folder named "Clockworkmod"...I recently went to Liquidsmooth 4.4.4 and the ROM is fine but I wanted to restore and can't backup.....
When I try to restore from recovery mode I get the "MD5 Mismatch" error, which apparently can be quickly fixed with access to the MD5sums file.. The problem is that my computer is not finding the "Backups" folder, and neither is my phone's file browser. I know it's there because when I go into recovery mode with Clockwork and look at the restorable backups there's a backup sitting there under Clockworkmod/Backups..... Help would be appreciated. Thanks!

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