Hello
Just configure the 13 trying look like global rom, something wrong with google backup and restore
I have a old backup from my last mobile, do you know a way to restore the configuration on xiaomi 13 ?
Other problem backup 13 on google drive or google one fail all the time
Thx for the help
ogamitto said:
Hello
Just configure the 13 trying look like global rom, something wrong with google backup and restore
I have a old backup from my last mobile, do you know a way to restore the configuration on xiaomi 13 ?
Other problem backup 13 on google drive or google one fail all the time
Thx for the help
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Maybe if your backup is in A12 and your new system in A13, that's a problem.
ogamitto said:
Hello
Just configure the 13 trying look like global rom, something wrong with google backup and restore
I have a old backup from my last mobile, do you know a way to restore the configuration on xiaomi 13 ?
Other problem backup 13 on google drive or google one fail all the time
Thx for the help
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Hi,
To restore your old backup on your Xiaomi Mi 13, you can try using the built-in "Mi Backup" feature on the phone. This allows you to restore apps, contacts, messages, and other data from a previous Xiaomi device. You can also use third-party backup and restore apps, such as Titanium Backup, to restore your data.
Regarding the problem with Google Backup and Restore, you can try the following troubleshooting steps:
Make sure you have the latest version of Google Backup and Restore on your device
Check that you are signed in to the correct Google account
Make sure you have enough storage space in your Google Drive or Google One account
Try disabling and re-enabling the Backup and Restore feature on your device
Check your device's internet connection and make sure it is stable
If the problem persists, you may need to contact Xiaomi support for further assistance.
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Hello guys, I am a player of Monster Strike (MOS) Japanese version, and just having flashed a CM 12.1.
I have a backup of MOS by J-rummy’s ROM toolbox, however MOS disables me to recover.
MOS needs us to backup only by G+ and I have no backups to my Google account.
Have any guys also attempted to recover MOS by a root backup? Thanks interacting and reminding.
adal5586 said:
Hello guys, I am a player of Monster Strike (MOS) Japanese version, and just having flashed a CM 12.1.
I have a backup of MOS by J-rummy’s ROM toolbox, however MOS disables me to recover.
MOS needs us to backup only by G+ and I have no backups to my Google account.
Have any guys also attempted to recover MOS by a root backup? Thanks interacting and reminding.
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If it doesn't restores by the respective backup tool you backed up from, and as you are telling that it needs G+ to backup so possibly there's no way of recovering your old data.All I can suggest you now is start from the beggining and keep the g+ backup incase anything wrong happens or you need to change rom.
Regards
adal5586 said:
Hello guys, I am a player of Monster Strike (MOS) Japanese version, and just having flashed a CM 12.1.
I have a backup of MOS by J-rummy’s ROM toolbox, however MOS disables me to recover.
MOS needs us to backup only by G+ and I have no backups to my Google account.
Have any guys also attempted to recover MOS by a root backup? Thanks interacting and reminding.
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Also, I recommend Titanium backup in the future.
Evolution_Tech said:
Also, I recommend Titanium backup in the future.
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MOS has stated G+ is the unique measure backing up, Titanium is thus also failed to restore.
nightwalker said:
If it doesn't restore by the respective backup tool you backed up from, and as you are telling that it needs G+ to backup so possibly there aren’t ways recovering your old data.
All I can suggest you now is start from the beggining and keep the G+ backup incase anything wrong happens or you need to change ROM.
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Nicely I have a backup in the firmware by TWRP, I can just login G-games on firmware to take out my old account.
Btw a new game account is now present before awaken to the above backup by TWRP.
Also I have an One V recovering the data from G-games in 1 of my 2 MOS accounts, I can thus be in a MOS co-op with myself.:highfive:
I found two types of backups on my oneplus 6, the first one is the regular oneplus backup and second one is the google drive backup, I'm thinking of trying Android P beta but I don't wanna lose anything...
I know photos and contact are backed up but what about the settings preferences, installed apps (are apps installed automatically when I restore ?)
ramqashou said:
I found two types of backups on my oneplus 6, the first one is the regular oneplus backup and second one is the google drive backup, I'm thinking of trying Android P beta but I don't wanna lose anything...
I know photos and contact are backed up but what about the settings preferences, installed apps (are apps installed automatically when I restore ?)
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Settings are backed up via Google as well as installed apps. Some app data will stay, but others won't. You can use swift backup or titanium backup to backup data, wifi, calls and messages if you are root.
Hi Guys
Which app you use to backup and restore OPO 7 pro?
Google account shows Waiting for backup but never takes a backup.
Kindly advice if i need to use any APP to backup to a cloud? I havent rooted my device. Thanks
zeeshee said:
Hi Guys
Which app you use to backup and restore OPO 7 pro?
Google account shows Waiting for backup but never takes a backup.
Kindly advice if i need to use any APP to backup to a cloud? I havent rooted my device. Thanks
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I'd start with OnePlus' official app
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.oneplus.backuprestore
I'm sure there's other 3rd party solutions out there.
Here's a couple of lists to peruse:
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/pictures-story/633-best-android-backup-apps.html
https://www.androidauthority.com/best-android-backup-apps-and-other-ways-too-608014/
I myself don't backup anything other than my Google account/apps, but, it makes sense to use the mfgs own tool & wouldn't hurt to use others as well, see which method(s) do the best job.
Problem with OnePlus switch is that it takes backup locally. What if I need to install a custom ROM and then restore my backup ? How can I do that as I have to factory reset my phone for it.
Have you followed this guide for fixing Android backup?
https://www.xda-developers.com/android-backup-google-drive-broken-how-to-fix-manager/
Just so you know, it can take some time before the backups succeeds after applying this. For me it succeeded one day later.
I used to use titanium backup but when I got on OnePlus 7 pro titanium would stop working when restoring so I switched to swift backup and it works really smooth and just the other day I did my first restore from swift (with root permissions) and it did really well getting accounts logged back into and everything. I only had a few trouble apps that I had to clear data and re-log into but otherwise went unexpectedly smooth
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Migrate does the trick easily.
Hello everyone, hope I will find the answers as I properly did my research and did not find as much info as i wanted.
So, long short story, 2 devices, Pixel 3, bot with root access and custom roms, my question is: Can I backup entirely one rom from another (containing the google pay and google apps) and restore it on the other device, will cards work? From my knowledge, for example, some data is encrypter/stored in some places or some way that an app like Titanium Backup would not restore it totally so, would a total backup and restore from one phone to another work?
Thanks!
testingdomains said:
Hello everyone, hope I will find the answers as I properly did my research and did not find as much info as i wanted.
So, long short story, 2 devices, Pixel 3, bot with root access and custom roms, my question is: Can I backup entirely one rom from another (containing the google pay and google apps) and restore it on the other device, will cards work? From my knowledge, for example, some data is encrypter/stored in some places or some way that an app like Titanium Backup would not restore it totally so, would a total backup and restore from one phone to another work?
Thanks!
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Definitely not possible with Titanium Backup. TB has not been updated since 2019, and restore on recent Android versions does not work properly. I use Swift Backup, and have used it to move apps from one phone to another (the phones both had the same ROM). You might have problems if you have different ROMs on the two phones. I don't use Google Pay, so can't comment on it. I didn't have a problem with the apps I did restore.
Update: it works using twrp (backup and restore only /data)
testingdomains said:
Update: it works using twrp (backup and restore only /data)
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What Android version are you on? I thought TWRP did not work on Pixel 3 Android 11. If you have TWRP that works on 11, where can I get it?
dcarvil said:
What Android version are you on? I thought TWRP did not work on Pixel 3 Android 11. If you have TWRP that works on 11, where can I get it?
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Hi, I'm on version 10, only twrp and magisk (keeping as simple and debloated as possible)
Hello all!
Hope that's the right place to post that question
i want to downgrade my phone from android 12 to android 11 (Asus rog phone 5) because it's very unstable.
i read on the google site that the google auto-backup doesn't support downgrading, so i need a recommendation for software from someone who downgraded his/her phone to a lower version and managed to restore it later on.
Also is this process dangerous? I read the manuals on Asus official site which just talks about backup the phone, then downloading some file from the site restarting the phone and it should install it alone.
Thanks in advance for helping!
dokvader114 said:
Hello all!
Hope that's the right place to post that question
i want to downgrade my phone from android 12 to android 11 (Asus rog phone 5) because it's very unstable.
i read on the google site that the google auto-backup doesn't support downgrading, so i need a recommendation for software from someone who downgraded his/her phone to a lower version and managed to restore it later on.
Also is this process dangerous? I read the manuals on Asus official site which just talks about backup the phone, then downloading some file from the site restarting the phone and it should install it alone.
Thanks in advance for helping!
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As a thumb rule, it is always risky to restore a backup of settings between versions, especially when downgrading.
TNSMANI said:
As a thumb rule, it is always risky to restore a backup of settings between versions, especially when downgrading.
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Any tips or ideas you can share? I must downgrade because android 12 really did a number on my phone
dokvader114 said:
Any tips or ideas you can share? I must downgrade because android 12 really did a number on my phone
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If I were you, I would not backup anything and install everything manually and configure. Whatever you do, please do not back up Android 12's settings and restore them in Android 11.
Third party apps can be backed up using Titanium Backup or some similar backup tools. While restoring them, go by one app at a time so that you will know which app's backup caused issues and you can avoid restoring that app the next time.
dokvader114 said:
Any tips or ideas you can share? I must downgrade because android 12 really did a number on my phone
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Do a manual backup of all your personal stuff. Downgrade (A12 > A11 is really an 'upgrade' ). Then do a clean A11 setup and transfer your files over. Old school but the most solid way...
TNSMANI said:
If I were you, I would not backup anything and install everything manually and configure. Whatever you do, please do not back up Android 12's settings and restore them in Android 11.
Third party apps can be backed up using Titanium Backup or some similar backup tools. While restoring them, go by one app at a time so that you will know which app's backup caused issues and you can avoid restoring that app the next time.
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Andrologic said:
Do a manual backup of all your personal stuff. Downgrade (A12 > A11 is really an 'upgrade' ). Then do a clean A11 setup and transfer your files over. Old school but the most solid way...
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i guess i will make a combination to both
backup some apps with titanium backup (other will be downloaded normally after downgrade)
backup files from files manager through local backup connected to pc
will not backup any setting (maybe will screenshot to restore them manually)
will disconnect google from the phone
download the android 12 to android 11 from the asus site
and hope that anything that was ****ed will be normal again.
will let you know later how it went.
thanks guys.
TNSMANI said:
If I were you, I would not backup anything and install everything manually and configure. Whatever you do, please do not back up Android 12's settings and restore them in Android 11.
Third party apps can be backed up using Titanium Backup or some similar backup tools. While restoring them, go by one app at a time so that you will know which app's backup caused issues and you can avoid restoring that app the next time.
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Any recommendation for backup app for applications that doesn't require root?
If you mean that you are unrooted, then the options are limited. Certain backups require root. ADB backup & restore can also be used.
You can check up this thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/need-recommendation-for-a-backup-restore-app-no-root.4401711/ and search in Google.
TNSMANI said:
If you mean that you are unrooted, then the options are limited. Certain backups require root. ADB backup & restore can also be used.
You can check up this thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/need-recommendation-for-a-backup-restore-app-no-root.4401711/ and search in Google.
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Please explain what is adb backup? Is that an app or a method?
Can't find a correct reference to said name
Also, does that back up app data? Is this works for downgrading?
dokvader114 said:
Please explain what is adb backup? Is that an app or a method?
Can't find a correct reference to said name
Also, does that back up app data? Is this works for downgrading?
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It is a method to backup and restore using adb commands. It is partially explained in the link that I provided. You can also google adb commands to learn further.
Hi!
I just noticed that there is an official way to do this. Look for the 'Version Android 12 to Android 11' on the official asus page:
- https://www.asus.com/supportonly/ROG Phone 5 (ZS673KS)/HelpDesk_Download/
I found it while looking for an update. But also I look around here at xda to see if there is something relevant on the ROG 5.
Hope it helps
crisaegrim said:
Hi!
I just noticed that there is an official way to do this. Look for the 'Version Android 12 to Android 11' on the official asus page:
- https://www.asus.com/supportonly/ROG Phone 5 (ZS673KS)/HelpDesk_Download/
I found it while looking for an update. But also I look around here at xda to see if there is something relevant on the ROG 5.
Hope it helps
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But doing that will still require me to backup my apps which is my current problem