I have had Titanium Backup for years and I never realized that Titanium Backup stored it's backup on the device rather than SD.
Maybe this is something with my Verizon Note 2.
Anyone else have this issue?
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So Titanium Backup is not recognizing any of the backups that are there. And it won't let me backup any of my apps. I don't know if its because of 4.2 changing the sdcard partitions or if its something wrong with the app. I'm back on cm10 right now and it is still having that problem. Has this happened to anyone else?
I rooted my new sgs3 i9350 and installed cwm. Do I need to do a backup? And how exactly do I do it. So new to all of this, thanks
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You can use titanium backup for game save,app, message.. backup.
Cwm recovery/backup and restore/ choose wether you want to backup to internal or external sd (I suggest external)....this will basically make a complete system image that you can restore if anything goes wrong, also backup your efs and copy backups to computer.
Backup user apps and system with Titanium as well.
Does online nandroid backup save a copy of my backup ONLINE ? So after flashing my phone and installing again nandroid I am going to find it stored somewhere ?
It is stored on the device's sd card by default.
there is an app to make a backup and then you can upload this backup to the cloud, the app is called obackup the play are in the store.
Hi folks,
I would like to know how I can create a complete backup of my I9300. I mean not only with Titanium Backup and Nandroid. I would like to backup the complete data of my apps, including the internal memory. Titanium Backup, etc. do not provide the possibility to backup the data from apps like Vaulty or Spotify. The settings of the apps will be backed up by TB, but for Vaulty not the images and videos and for Spotify not the downloaded songs and so on.
Can somebody help me?
Nandroid will backup same stuff as titanium, apps + internal data. Titanium is for rom change and restoring specific apps + internla data.
Backup your internal sd files with a simple copy paste to your pc.
I just updated my s9 to Pie, and did a ful factory reset. My apps are backup up on titanium backup, on my ext sd card. I granted it root permissions. The only way I can see them is going to DocumentProvider and selecting the folder. I can see the folder, and I can see the backups but the "Use Current Folder" is greyed out. What do I need to do in order to restore my backups?
Seems titanium doesn't have access to sdcard, the easy way is just copy the entire folder to internal.
I had problems with Titanium backup as well.
Using Migrate fixed it.