Hello.
Simple question, if make a full wipe with TWRP (systeme data.. and all) is there any waye to recover a deleted file video or picture ?
Thanks
guntzog said:
Hello.
Simple question, if make a full wipe with TWRP (systeme data.. and all) is there any waye to recover a deleted file video or picture ?
Thanks
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Once you wipe your data partition your files are gone for good. When in doubt just make a backup.
Art Vanderlay said:
Once you wipe your data partition your files are gone for good. When in doubt just make a backup.
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Even the CIA can't recover then back ? :silly:
guntzog said:
Even the CIA can't recover then back ? :silly:
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Well I'm not sure about that one. But if the CIA had possession of your phone I suppose they could just beat you with it until you tell them everything. :silly:
That's much easier than forensic data recovery.
Art Vanderlay said:
Well I'm not sure about that one. But if the CIA had possession of your phone I suppose they could just beat you with it until you tell them everything. :silly:
That's much easier than forensic data recovery.
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Haha well thanks anywaye
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I know when you reboot a p.c. you dont lose any setting . I get the feeling that is not the case with Android. Can someone confirm?
Thanks and sorry for the noob question.
shaggyskunk said:
I know when you reboot a p.c. you dont lose any setting . I get the feeling that is not the case with Android. Can someone confirm?
Thanks and sorry for the noob question.
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wtf?
of course you dont 'lose settings' by rebooting.
what exactly makes you think it would work otherwise?
Pirateghost said:
wtf?
of course you dont 'lose settings' by rebooting.
what exactly makes you think it would work otherwise?
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Well it seems from stuff that I have read, that a reboot is often compared to a factory reset?
It did not make sense that a reboot would wipe the setting, but I just wanted to be sure.
Thanks!
shaggyskunk said:
Well it seems from stuff that I have read, that a reboot is often compared to a factory reset?
It did not make sense that a reboot would wipe the setting, but I just wanted to be sure.
Thanks!
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a reboot is not compared to a factory reset.
i dont know what you have been reading, but a factory reset is definitely not equal to rebooting the phone.
+1 all you settings remain intact when u reboot the device. Think about how much of a pita it would be if it did not. No one would buy an android device, and if it could not save you settings data then also your Apps would be lost upon each boot. I have no idea where someone would have claimd this but its so far from the
A factory data/wipe reset does remove all user data
amazing........i loved this question
i may put that in my Sig
silver03wrx said:
+1 all you settings remain intact when u reboot the device. Think about how much of a pita it would be if it did not. No one would buy an android device, and if it could not save you settings data then also your Apps would be lost upon each boot. I have no idea where someone would have claimd this but its so far from the
A factory data/wipe reset does remove all user data
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Thanks AGAIN Silver! I have had an Android for all of three weeks, but if it were any Win
sys I would be right at home.
I had read on a few sites that a reset would clear all of your personal info and any d/l s/w?
My next step is to root the phone. It's too bad that you can't just boot from a back up if you mess up, and just reinstall the whole O/S...but from what I can tell, you can't just get a virgin copy of the Android O/S.?
Well in this thread it is the virgin copy of our factory firmware. If u ever mess up u can use Odin in this thread to flashing back to stock.... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1342348
But also u can make backups that restore every thing before u messed up which will fix ya in most situations. Its called a nandroid backup. Once u root boot into cwm recovery, and click back up restore then select backup. Now anytime u want to go back to how your phone was when u made that back up u just ...boot into cwm click backup restore select restore and choose that restore point..... its just like the system backup/ restore in windows
silver03wrx said:
Well in this thread it is the virgin copy of our factory firmware. If u ever mess up u can use Odin in this thread to flashing back to stock.... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1342348
But also u can make backups that restore every thing before u messed up which will fix ya in most situations. Its called a nandroid backup. Once u root boot into cwm recovery, and click back up restore then select backup. Now anytime u want to go back to how your phone was when u made that back up u just ...boot into cwm click backup restore select restore and choose that restore point..... its just like the system backup/ restore in windows
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THANKS AGAIN!!
Nandroid requires root, right? I guess that's why some are nervous when delving into new territory..like me.
Yeah u need to be rooted and have cwm recovery. You do the nandroid backup/restore in cwm recovery
Im was on YNG2TAS2I3 and for some reason, my data connection usually does not work. The signal is stong but it shows a "!"; I can make phone calls but can't use anything internet related. The quickest fix for now is enter airplane mode and then exit. It usually restores the connection after that.
I upgraded to YOG4PAS1N0 and same thing.
This actually never happened to me on this pone before. What could be wrong?
riahc3 said:
Im was on YNG2TAS2I3 and for some reason, my data connection usually does not work. The signal is stong but it shows a "!"; I can make phone calls but can't use anything internet related. The quickest fix for now is enter airplane mode and then exit. It usually restores the connection after that.
I upgraded to YOG4PAS1N0 and same thing.
This actually never happened to me on this pone before. What could be wrong?
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Flash fastboot images of this OS Version using section 8 of this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/general/guide-unbrick-oneplus-one-t3013732
Just doing a factory reset won't do your job
Mr hOaX said:
Flash fastboot images of this OS Version using section 8 of this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/general/guide-unbrick-oneplus-one-t3013732
Just doing a factory reset won't do your job
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Section 8? What?
riahc3 said:
Section 8? What?
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He's suggesting you follow the instructions in section 8 of my guide thread to flash the stock images and start fresh. You'd also need to wipe data with TWRP first.
Heisenberg said:
He's suggesting you follow the instructions in section 8 of my guide thread to flash the stock images and start fresh. You'd also need to wipe data with TWRP first.
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Yeah, no chance in hell Im wiping my data for this crap to come back later.
riahc3 said:
Yeah, no chance in hell Im wiping my data for this crap to come back later.
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Don't come here creating threads if you're not going to listen to the advice you're being given. We're talking about wiping the data partition, not the internal storage.
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Don't come here creating threads if you're not going to listen to the advice you're being given. We're talking about wiping the data partition, not the internal storage.
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Oh, you ment the application data partition. I know its called the data partition but it is a bit poorly worded.
Still, its a pain to put everything up again.
And I didnt say I wouldnt listen; I just said Im not gonna do that.
riahc3 said:
Oh, you ment the application data partition. I know its called the data partition but it is a bit poorly worded.
Still, its a pain to put everything up again.
And I didnt say I wouldnt listen; I just said Im not gonna do that.
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It is a pain I guess, but it's really the only option you can take.
Hello everyone , i just flashed Nougat on my S7 and i can't find CF AUTOROOT to root it , i tried the TWRP way but no succes for me i always end up in bootloop and flash all overgain so
H-banGG said:
Hello everyone , i just flashed Nougat on my S7 and i can't find CF AUTOROOT to root it , i tried the TWRP way but no succes for me i always end up in bootloop and flash all overgain so
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I'm wondering now, myself, because I flashed Nougat and I figure Root would be nice to have.
Kilva said:
I'm wondering now, myself, because I flashed Nougat and I figure Root would be nice to have.
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Hi
Root is possible on Nougat but you need TWRP , follow all steps 1-10
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s7/development/recovery-official-twrp-herolte-t3333770
MAX 404 said:
Hi
Root is possible on Nougat but you need TWRP , follow all steps 1-10
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s7/development/recovery-official-twrp-herolte-t3333770
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Does this require starting over or could I restore a backup I made today?
Kilva said:
Does this require starting over or could I restore a backup I made today?
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mate , do not know what you mean
backup , what backup ??
Please explain in detail
I think he means that he has backed up in TWRP before trying to root.
Every time I try to flash with twrp I get stuck in a bootloop or in the recovery with the /data error.
Best of luck to you. Please let me know if you find a way. Thanks
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mate , do not know what you mean
backup , what backup ??
Please explain in detail
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LOL... Who cares what backup I'm talking about? That's irrelevant to the question, which was "does this require starting over?"
Let me try asking again, I suppose.
Does this require [mean that I'll need to be] starting over [Reformatting/wiping all data on device; 'starting' from factory settings] or could I restore a backup [the copied data from my phone to another device, in order to restore data] I made [after rooting with the method you posted]?
Kilva said:
LOL... Who cares what backup I'm talking about? That's irrelevant to the question, which was "does this require starting over?"
Let me try asking again, I suppose.
Does this require [mean that I'll need to be] starting over [Reformatting/wiping all data on device; 'starting' from factory settings] or could I restore a backup [the copied data from my phone to another device, in order to restore data] I made [after rooting with the method you posted]?
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Relevant is to ask correctly , to the point and give relevant information , this is not the mind reading section of the forum
what kind of backup you made? Titanium?
What data you mean , user data or apps data?
If you followed the procedure in post 3 the same in both telephones( same model) and both have the same firmware restoring app and settings , user data should be possible ...data of those apps i would not restore .
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Relevant is to ask correctly , to the point and give relevant information , this is not the mind reading section of the forum
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Ask correctly? ...You what mate? You've just proven in that post that I did ask correctly, because you gave me my answer. I gave exactly enough information for you to give me the answer I needed, you did not need anything else:
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[if] both have the same firmware restoring app and settings , user data should be possible ...data of those apps i would not restore .
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That is all I was looking for, and I thank you for that. To humor you I shall give more information now.
MAX 404 said:
what kind of backup you made? Titanium?
What data you mean , user data or apps data?
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Does this imply that one backup may not restore data in this case while another may? I used SmartSwitch on a PC, Titanium wouldn't let me back up without root. Are you implying that it matters which backup program I use?
I wasn't planning to back up app data such as game progress, just apps, user settings and files.
I've already started from factory 3 times on this phone and I simply didn't want to go through settings again.
Regardless I think this gives me the information I needed, I wouldn't feel so bad about restarting my phone again just to root it, if I can get all my settings and files back.
Kilva said:
Ask correctly? ...You what mate? You've just proven in that post that I did ask correctly, because you gave me my answer. I gave exactly enough information for you to give me the answer I needed, you did not need anything else:
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WOW , thanks for your comments I'll make a note of that....
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WOW ,
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I'm not sure what you're getting offended about. I'm just trying to be straight to the point. This is the internet and sarcasm doesn't portray well so if you really want to take notes, don't you think this exchange would have been ideal? :fingers-crossed:
Kilva said:
Does this require starting over or could I restore a backup I made today?
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MAX 404 said:
[if] both have the same firmware restoring app and settings , user data should be possible ...data of those apps i would not restore .
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Kilva said:
Thank you!!
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Is there any way to root without losing data. I am running latest Nougat
Thank you
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oscar682 said:
Is there any way to root without losing data. I am running latest Nougat
Thank you
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Do you mean keeping the encrypted data from the stock firmware? If so, then no. Root always changes the encryption keys. Even the methods that allow root + encryption still require a wipe at first.
Hi guys, please advise how to restore Photos and videos. After rooting the phone was reset and i lost all media content (a. 12GB)
Pleas tell me there is a way of restoring them as i didnt make any backup.
Thank you.
NOS-Kipson said:
Hi guys, please advise how to restore Photos and videos. After rooting the phone was reset and i lost all media content (a. 12GB)
Pleas tell me there is a way of restoring them as i didnt make any backup.
Thank you.
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Disk digger tool in play store may help but heard of it not sure
Manivannan9444 said:
Disk digger tool in play store may help but heard of it not sure
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Sorry it didnt help. 0 photos found.
Manivannan9444 said:
Disk digger tool in play store may help but heard of it not sure
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Didnt help, sorry. 0 files found.
NOS-Kipson said:
Sorry it didnt help. 0 photos found.
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Oh try pc softwares they recover from drive but dont keep formatting it will make it hard for recover each format makes it hard to revover and long time
Manivannan9444 said:
Oh try pc softwares they recover from drive but dont keep formatting it will make it hard for recover each format makes it hard to revover and long time
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Tried already with nosuccess..hard, as phone gets mounted as phone, not a drive
NOS-Kipson said:
Tried already with nosuccess..hard, as phone gets mounted as phone, not a drive
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In the process of rooting, your phone has to be oem-unlocked, and there is a clear warning everything is wiped.
The wipe includes the encryption key, so unless you have a backup of the key, even a raw download of all sectors cannot save your data. This is completely as intended for the protection of your data in case of theft.
This will be a lesson to remember... Always make backup, and even more important : RTFM
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Absolutely unlocking bootloader wipes all data from the phone, so technically it wasn't rooting that caused it.
NOS-Kipson said:
Didnt help, sorry. 0 files found.
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u have to be root
Hello guys!
I'm fine with oxygen OS and I migrated all my data from previous phone, now I realized that I need root for few features, so the question is... Is there any way to get root and magister without factory reset/ wiping data?
Thanks in advance
Device IN2010
remialfa said:
Hello guys!
I'm fine with oxygen OS and I migrated all my data from previous phone, now I realized that I need root for few features, so the question is... Is there any way to get root and magister without factory reset/ wiping data?
Thanks in advance
Device IN2010
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No. You can try make backup with titanium backup to minimize afterwipe restoration.
vip77 said:
No. You can try make backup with titanium backup to minimize afterwipe restoration.
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I see... One more question does this factory reset wipe also phone data like photos and everything that is on memory or it only wipes system?
Can anybody help?
remialfa said:
I see... One more question does this factory reset wipe also phone data like photos and everything that is on memory or it only wipes system?
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It wipes everything. Happy modding!
Unlocking the Bootloader is a complete Data wipe!!
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Can anybody help?
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And actually there are one-click root apps that, if they find an exploit, use it to root. But afaik they're very rare by now, and those apps are extremely sketchy (like kingo root,...). So if you come across one WHATEVER YOU DO do NOT install it and use it.