http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1599801
in this thread they talk about how u can backup your app data and transfer it to another android phone.
is there any way i can do this on windows withouth titaniumbackup or something.
my screen from my old phone broke, and i want to get the appdata from that phone to my new phone.
with Wondershare MobileTrans i could copy all the apps and stuff, but not the data from the apps.
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lolie145 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1599801
in this thread they talk about how u can backup your app data and transfer it to another android phone.
is there any way i can do this on windows withouth titaniumbackup or something.
my screen from my old phone broke, and i want to get the appdata from that phone to my new phone.
with Wondershare MobileTrans i could copy all the apps and stuff, but not the data from the apps.
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If u can use MyBackup app available on the playstore
urhacked said:
If u can use MyBackup app available on the playstore
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my screen is broken on the phone i want the data from, so i cant install apps on it
lolie145 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1599801
in this thread they talk about how u can backup your app data and transfer it to another android phone.
is there any way i can do this on windows withouth titaniumbackup or something.
my screen from my old phone broke, and i want to get the appdata from that phone to my new phone.
with Wondershare MobileTrans i could copy all the apps and stuff, but not the data from the apps.
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both are same phones??
adb pull /data/data /folder/on/pc
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Why don't you consider using Helium Backup? Very easy to use compared to Titanium ( which is great too ).
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prantoroy said:
both are same phones??
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My XT910 has the broken screen. And the new phone is an XT907
demkantor said:
adb pull /data/data /folder/on/pc
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Does the phone need to be rooted..?
I doubt it for that, never had a non rooted android but pulling app data should be allowed, if its stored in mtn/asec you may need to be rooted
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lolie145 said:
Does the phone need to be rooted..?
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no while pullin its without root , cause its read only mode.
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but to push to new device u need write accsess means root.
Pretty sure you can push to data partition without root
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prantoroy said:
no while pullin its without root , cause its read only mode.
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but to push to new device u need write accsess means root.
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Pull device is non rooted
Push device is rooted
Gonna try it
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Pretty sure you can push to data partition without root
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don't knw
in my device it needs root!
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Is there a way to back up apps without root? Titanium backup says root required. I want to root my phone but since mega upload was taken down the only files i can find to root would take me all the way back to stock as far as i can tell, and i don't want to lose all my apps + data
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crag11 said:
Is there a way to back up apps without root? Titanium backup says root required. I want to root my phone but since mega upload was taken down the only files i can find to root would take me all the way back to stock as far as i can tell, and i don't want to lose all my apps + data
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Tibu doesn't work without root. And if your phone isn't rooted, then how can you not be on stock? And flashing the whole root packages do not require you to wipe your phone's data, you only have to wipe if your coming from a non stock rom.
Checkout MyBacup Pro. It might do what you are looking for
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AppMonster works well.
Simba501 said:
AppMonster works well.
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better than Titanium? Or is it just an alternative since the root is in question?
Alucardis666 said:
better than Titanium? Or is it just an alternative since the root is in question?
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Just an alternative since I don't think it requires root.
I couldn't find any statement that answers my question. My friend is interested in rooting his phone to backup his apps with TB. His phone is currently stock (4.5.141). Is there a root method where the phone is not reset to factory? It would defeat the point of rooting if he looses all his data.
Thanks for taking the time to read my question.
Zabalba said:
I couldn't find any statement that answers my question. My friend is interested in rooting his phone to backup his apps with TB. His phone is currently stock (4.5.141). Is there a root method where the phone is not reset to factory? It would defeat the point of rooting if he looses all his data.
Thanks for taking the time to read my question.
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If he backs it up through titanium he can use a root browser and copy the file to ext-sdcard, factory reset doesn't erase that. You could also put the backup on a computer via USB if he doesn't have an ext-sdcard. Be sure to put the file back in the proper directory after wiping.
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Sass86 said:
If he backs it up through titanium he can use a root browser and copy the file to ext-sdcard, factory reset doesn't erase that. You could also put the backup on a computer via USB if he doesn't have an ext-sdcard. Be sure to put the file back in the proper directory after wiping.
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It was my understanding TB would not be able to backup anything unless it had root access in the first place..
Zabalba said:
It was my understanding TB would not be able to backup anything unless it had root access in the first place..
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Oh sorry I misread your OP. Yes titanium needs root to perform backups. If you try the USB method you can pull files from the phone and sdcard and store them on your computer.
Edit- also just rooting shouldn't reset data, unless your unlocking the bootloader as well
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Sass86 said:
Oh sorry I misread your OP. Yes titanium needs root to perform backups. If you try the USB method you can pull files from the phone and sdcard and store them on your computer.
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I'm sorry can you point me to the thread that has this USB method? Also do you know of any method that roots without deleting his data?
Zabalba said:
I'm sorry can you point me to the thread that has this USB method? Also do you know of any method that roots without deleting his data?
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http://www.android-advice.com/2012/root-the-motorola-atrix-4g-running-4-5-141/
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Sass86 said:
http://www.android-advice.com/2012/root-the-motorola-atrix-4g-running-4-5-141/
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This won't restore the phone to factory correct?
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This won't restore the phone to factory correct?
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No. Its just sideloading su.
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Thank you!
I have an unrooted Xperia S and I am trying to download a game.
Here's my problem:
When I connect my phone to my PC, I am attemping to find the "obb" folder into the "Android" one, to copy the game DATA in there but with no success! I can't find that folder and Im pretty sure that it's not hidden, it may be located elsewhere or I need to copy data files to another folder.
I have downloaded a lot of games such as NOVA 3 (which downloads its DATA via wi-fi) but the obb folder seems like it doesn't exist.
Could you help me find where the game DATA folders are located? Thanks in advance..
*Xperia S doesn't have card slot so there isn't SD card inserted. Everything is stored in its internal memory (32gb).
I can use TeamViewer if you want a closer look.
hey, I also have an unrooted Xperia S and i was also unable to find the "obb" folder . So i just created it in the Android folder and it worked for me .
try it :good:
Do I smell warez here?
K900 said:
Do I smell warez here?
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+1
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JoelChrist_ said:
+1
Sent with my Sony Xperia S using a little bit of KA magic.
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Warez not allowed in the forum guys.
rhogz said:
Warez not allowed in the forum guys.
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Thanks for letting me know but this is not about warez. I bought a new phone and I want to transfer my data files from the old one to the new one but I couldn't locate the folder. Just to let you know guys, it is about a game called "Cut the rope" and I want to continue from where I stopped. In other words I want my SAVE DATA!
Anyway thanks for your answers and sorry for the misunderstanding!
Lol at the trolls jumping around
J/k
Good to see people straight ontop of possible warezlol
System folders are locked on new Xperia devices
Root to allow r/w access
Sorry I cant tell you how to root as I don't have a Xperia s hehe
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IS Ther Anything We Can Do To Make The Source Of SD Data To Be From My Memory Card
That would be really helpful
Root + apps2sd??
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ashwin prabhunerurkar said:
IS Ther Anything We Can Do To Make The Source Of SD Data To Be From My Memory Card
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Redoxtrm said:
That would be really helpful
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Yes, look in the apps section.
If you're rooted you can use titanium backup to "backup and restore" your files including apps+data. So I suggest that you root your phone
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K900 said:
Yes, look in the apps section.
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Im new here, could you guide me?
Offtopic: I am thinking of giving a try to root it! It's the first time I will attemp to root a mobile phone so I would really appreciate it if you could suggest me a tutorial..
rhogz said:
If you're rooted you can use titanium backup to "backup and restore" your files including apps+data. So I suggest that you root your phone
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He meant the game files, not the /data/data...
I know it's the game files, I've tried to backup the data on titanium backup after playing Asphalt 7, The Dark Knight Rises etc (before I flashed a new rom).. Then I flashed a new rom, new kernel, did a factory reset, wiped dalvik cache, and when I restored my saved backup in titanium backup it also restored my saved game. So backing up using TPB is effective for me.
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rhogz said:
I know it's the game files, I've tried to backup the data on titanium backup after playing Asphalt 7, The Dark Knight Rises etc (before I flashed a new rom).. Then I flashed a new rom, new kernel, did a factory reset, wiped dalvik cache, and when I restored my saved backup in titanium backup it also restored my saved game. So backing up using TPB is effective for me.
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Thanks man! This is what I need! :victory:
hey Devs
is there a way to only backup apps akp and install after flashing of new rom in single step?
thank you
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Data will be in Internal storage of xperia S so data no need
and i have too all single apk by file manager and install one by one after flashing..
Aptoide backup
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You ask all the time it seems... And yes! There is the built in backup app and there is titanium backup.
And dont flash your phone to much... You will get bad sectors... Or brick it.
Read a little in the forum before asking about everything
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Haha yes trying to learn bro is that wrong
And thank you very much
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fak521 said:
hey Devs
is there a way to only backup apps akp and install after flashing of new rom in single step?
thank you
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Data will be in Internal storage of xperia S so data no need
and i have too all single apk by file manager and install one by one after flashing..
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Yup. Already told by others... You can use my backup products, any root backup app, cwm restore/advanced restore...
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And dont flash your phone to much... You will get bad sectors... Or brick it.
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Flashing a device never creates bad sectors nor bricks a phone mate.
fak521 said:
Haha yes trying to learn bro is that wrong
And thank you very much
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No nothing wrong in that... But Google is thy friend... If you try the different ones and is in doubt then ask
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Yes and thank you
Really will not do anything like he says huh so can flash many times then huh
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fak521 said:
Yes and thank you
Really will not do anything like he says huh so can flash many times then huh
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Yes, but it's a good practice to keep a cwm backup always before flashing.
Cwm backup means..
What n all does it backups
Sorry for noon question
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sony back up - default restore and back up program of sony (included in the firmware)
titanium - back up system and data same like sony restore and back up apps, but with more options. (with free and paid app from google play), can be used to restore single file.
clockworkmod (cwm) backup - back up of system, boot and data ( these are done in recovery), can be used to restore system only or data only or boot only.
1. cwm (if you are flashing roms) - really need this back up in case of error or not booting
2. titanium if you are restoring single file or freezing apps or converting apps to system apps.
fak521 said:
Cwm backup means..
What n all does it backups
Sorry for noon question
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No question is Noob brother!
Cwm is short for ClockWorkMod Recovery by Koush.
After installing a custom kernel you get this recovery. When the phone boots (if you have ulbl) you get a vibe+blue led+white glowing illumination strip all at once... Hit volume up rocker once.
You'll enter cwm.
If you choose backup option from there... It backs up your system, boot, cache, data.
In case of any mistakes or something in future you can always enter cwm and choose restore to bring your phone back to the previous state.
You can go to advanced restore and choose either system/boot/cache/data or all.
Thank... if helpful...
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Hi guys, need a bit of help.
I have rooted my phone previously but did not like it so I flashed the stock rom with Odin. This left my device status as modified. Since it is modified I cannot get software updates.
Recently, I had to flash jellybean for my phone as it would not update ota or through kies. Now when pressing check for update in settings, it sais "Your device has been modified. Software updates are not available".
Is there anyway to change the device status back to normal without wiping data? If not, how can I backup all my data so it can be restored? Samsung kies crashes when trying to backup apps and I'm not sure if mobile go backs up app data.
I am using the international version of the Samsung Galaxy S3, if that helps.
Thanks in advance
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Root again, and run triangle away, then flash stock again via Odin and wipe data from recovery.
This removes all evidence of root and you will be completely stock with a binary counter of 0.
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Thanks for the quick reply.
I did run triangle away before when my phone was rooted.
How do I wipe data from recovery?
Will it wipe all my user data?
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blackhand64 said:
Thanks for the quick reply.
I did run triangle away before when my phone was rooted.
How do I wipe data from recovery?
>>>>> boot to recovery factory reset .
Will it wipe all my user data?
>>> yes
Far simpler to join xda users and flash a stock rom via CHECKFUS .
jje
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The problem is that I have no proper way to backup my data so I can restore it after I wipe data (mainly app data as other data backs up in kies)
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XDA Developers way .
root phone then backup via recovery .
Backup EFS folder
Purchase Titanium backup pro from the market and backup apps .
Also backup your contacts and any MP3 /Video can be copied to PC .
Download and save original firmware via Checkfus .
Update by flashing any stock rom or custom rom .
jje
Can you still use cf root 6.4 to root jellybean or is there a new one?
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blackhand64 said:
Can you still use cf root 6.4 to root jellybean
YES
or is there a new one?
no
jje
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What are the steps for restoring my data after the backup and wipe?
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Anyone?
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BASICS
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1927113
jje
Thanks for that, looks really helpful.
Just a quick question I didn't find an answer to there. When restoring data with titanium backup, do I still need to be rooted? I understand that backing up requires root though.
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What are the steps for restoring my data after the backup and wipe?
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Use Titanium Backup to backup apps to ur sd card man..its the easiest way.. backup all the apps +data associated with it through titanium backup, copy the backup from tb folder to ur pc..then wipe the data, do the flashing blah blah and then reinstall Titanium Backup, put the bbackup form ur pc into ur sd card and restore using the TB..baym all apps back with data
Would using android sdk to back up and restore be a good option?
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blackhand64 said:
Would using android sdk to back up and restore be a good option?
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Dude, i dont know if sdk is a good/easy option. But try Nandroid Backup on play store.
But the problem is that all these apps from the play store that backup your device require root and I want my phone unrooted after restoring it. Those apps do require root to restore data right? If not then I am willing to use them.
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Anyone?
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i've used very simple method.
1) connect usb to pc - then select internal memory copy to sd card.
2) for some data will not show any items if connect via usb.But you still can move via file manager such as "solid explorer".Just select file and copy to sd card.It might take a little bit longer.
..i'm already done more than 20 times chg status modified to normal.Just ensure you use proper step as adviced by Xda senior..
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i've used very simple method.
1) connect usb to pc - then select internal memory copy to sd card.
2) for some data will not show any items if connect via usb.But you still can move via file manager such as "solid explorer".Just select file and copy to sd card.It might take a little bit longer.
..i'm already done more than 20 times chg status modified to normal.Just ensure you use proper step as adviced by Xda senior..
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So when restoring data do you just copy it back onto the phone?
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Hi guys, I've left this topic off for a while but I'm back with new questions.
I have now found Holo Backup (Simple ADB Backup) to backup my phone without any rooting or complicated stuff. I wanna know that if I backup my device with its device status modified, will it still show modified when I restore it?
Also has anyone with an S3 successfully backed up and restored their phone using holo backup and if so what was the size of backup file. When I tried mine it came up with a file slightly over 1gb which doesn't seem right seeing as I have about 10gb internal data and 10gb of data on my micro sd.
Thanks in advance
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Use Framaroot to root your phone (!!with SuperSU!!) after reflasing, use Titanium Backup to restore the apps and systemapp-data....
After you did it, go to SuperSU, go to settings and tap on Unroot.... Your device state will be NORMAL after that!