So, I am moving onto this device (Moto G 2nd Gen) from a Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman and I was wondering if it possible to restore the data for applications using Titanium on the new device? I have a few games and applications which just took ages to get to where they were and I don't really fancy starting all over again. Any and all help and advice is much appreciated.
I moved from my SGS 1 to the Moto G 2014 and successfully restored all app data with Titanium Backup.
Just copy the Titanium Backup folder from your old phone to the new one. Inside TtB, set the backup directory to the copied folder and restore whatever you want. Be careful with system apps though.
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I have a Google Nexus One phone that I joyfully used for 1.5yr. I have a Whatsapp that is linked to a phone number that no longer in service, but I still happen to receive messages from that phone number, now and then.
Now I am moving to Galaxy Tab 7.7 (no forum in here yet), but how do I migrate the old Whatsapp no to the new device witout re-activating it? Is there any backup software that can migrate the whatsapp with all the functionalities/message history without reactivating the phonr? Please help, I'm reallt stucked. thanks a lot.
What is the best backup Android apps without rooting the phone?
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I am not too sure on the app itself as I don't use it, but using another app to back it up without root, most likely, isn't possible. Android locks each app to itself to limit security risks.
Whatsapp backs up it's messages every night to your sd card (assuming that option is selected in whatsapp settings) as well as on internal memory. If you download whatsapp to another phone, but use the same sd card in that phone, on launch, it'll ask if you want to restore the messages.
If you have root -use titanium backup and restore on the new phone.
Download Titanium Backup
Backup App+Data
Put SD Card in new device
Restore App+Data. Done.
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mrandroid said:
Download Titanium Backup
Backup App+Data
Put SD Card in new device
Restore App+Data. Done.
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bakubaku said:
What is the best backup Android apps without rooting the phone?
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Titanium Backup requires root access...
do settings>more>chat history backup. Then look for the whatsapp folder on the sd and move that to the new device and that might work maybe. whatsapp might need the original number to also be verified on the new device which might prevent you from using that backup. You really need root to solve a root problem though.
question, if i get a new number in a new country, will i still be able to get my old life long account back?
Backup chats on sd card -> move to new phone -> install whatsapp -> restore from backup. Or use a 3rd party android whatsapp transfer utility to help.
mrandroid said:
Download Titanium Backup
Backup App+Data
Put SD Card in new device
Restore App+Data. Done.
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Hi, is it possible to restore acc settings from Whatsapp Plus to new wahtsapp without validation?
I have Titanium Backup of Whatsapp Plus 3-4 month old, it works after restore...but when i enable network it wants a validation...
I have used Virtual Number and want to keep it...Thanks
Hi everyone,
this is urgent so please help. I am a Noob and I today was successfully able to root my nexus one. Before rooting I had installed "Super Backup" app and backed up all data. My query specifically pertains to App Data Backup and restore.
So once I had backed-up all apps/sms etc, I copied all my sd card data to my computer. Then I Rooted the phone. Now once rooted, my phone is totally bare without any apps or settings but the sd card is not wiped. So I installed "Super Backup". I opened the app and it showed all the apps in the archived state. I was happy and restored all apps. What it has done is that it has re-installed all apps however they are like new, they dont have my data settings or game progress. I am really worried, and need all my data/settings/progress back.
I also saw on sd card backup image folder "SmsContactsBackup", there are lot of apk files. Can someone please let me know whether I have lost all app data or can I get that somehow?
Please its important.
Got the Answer
I got the answer in another thread. GIven that my phone was non-rooted, so the apps backed up all right but not the data ((((
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=40101287
Hey all. I backed up my titianium backup backups to my computer since I got a new sd card. Now I want to put them back on the cad. I installed TB from market but I dont know what directory to put the backups into. Can anyone help? Thanks
It doesn't matter where.
Just make sure you select the correct folder you used in titanium backup settings.
I make a folder on my ext sd card with the device name and rom info. Like "TB Note 3 stock", or "TB Note 3 FireKat". This way when I save the backups on my pc they are organized. If I need a previous backup, it ensues I'll never restore a system setting from a custom rom to a stock rom. I've had many devices over the years and it's been helpful doing it this way.
Hi All. Just got my fresh new Z3C and managed to backup my Z1 (broken screen) data with PC Companion. Is it safe to restore the "Other" section? I know it has app data and I want to restore it (mostly my saved games data) onto my new phone but i'm concerned about any conflicts I could run into since they are different devices. Anyone with experience?
Nevermind, it works
When you select restore to a different device it changes to migrate and it tells you what data will not be moved.
Hey Guys - I have a rooted nexus 6 (through Wugfresh) and a paid version of Titanium Backup. My headphone jack broke so Motorola is sending me a replacement phone. What is the best / easiest way to backup this phone and restore it on the new one? I bought the paid version of Titanium Backup in hope to do a cloud backup, but every time I get to about 2% backed up to Box is stops and gives me a server issue I appreciate your help!
Take a titanium backup locally and also a recovery backup (nandroid) then copy your entire SD card to your computer. When you get the new device, unlock it, decrypt it if thats what you want, copy it to sdcard. The Nandroid restore would be more complete and quicker than titanium, but keep that for a safety net.
Thanks! How do I move my Titanium Backup to my computer?
Copy your entire sdcard contents to your computer. This will include the backups.