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[Q] Problem restoring titaniumbackup on NANDbuild cyanogenmod7

Hey guys,
could you help me out restoring my settings with titaniumbackup, here's my problem:
I backed up my settings on my previous rom (DHDrom SD), then flashed to cyanogenmod7, but to get rid of all the garbage on my SDcard(like stupid pictures and sounds used in wmapplications that appear in my android gallery and music application) i wiped my SDcard clean (i did backup my SD on my computer). But now is the problem that titaniumbackup obviously can't find the backup file anymore because i wiped my SDcard. So...
Is there a way to fish up my backup file from the SDcardbackup on my computer and get it properly onto my actual SD so that titaniumbackup could use it to restore my settings?
im sorry for being a nb
Thanks!

xdadJeroen said:
Hey guys,
could you help me out restoring my settings with titaniumbackup, here's my problem:
I backed up my settings on my previous rom (DHDrom SD), then flashed to cyanogenmod7, but to get rid of all the garbage on my SDcard(like stupid pictures and sounds used in wmapplications that appear in my android gallery and music application) i wiped my SDcard clean (i did backup my SD on my computer). But now is the problem that titaniumbackup obviously can't find the backup file anymore because i wiped my SDcard. So...
Is there a way to fish up my backup file from the SDcardbackup on my computer and get it properly onto my actual SD so that titaniumbackup could use it to restore my settings?
im sorry for being a nb
Thanks!
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Hi,
Looking at my own sd card ,I've got a TitaniumBackup folder and a TitaniumBackup-3.7.3.2.zip.
See if you have anything like on your pc backup, restore them to the card,and see if that restores your settings.

nope didnt work the only thing i can find with the name titanium in it is an empty folder in the data folder

The default location for Titanium backup is /sdcard/TitaniumBackup. If that folder doesn't exist or is empty, then it seems your backup is lost.

Okay and couldn't it be hidden in the root folder somewhere because titaniumbackup always asks for root access? Because I used the free root version of titaniumbackup?
Anyways thanks for answering!!

[Q] How do I recover files and folders deleted by accident?

I created a backup zip file of some images that were in the main sdcard folder that's found within the mnt folder and I was trying to delete said zip file as I thought I'd made a mistake with the zip file and somehow I ended up deleted most of the folders within the sdcard folder!
I checked out the Storage section within settings and it has the following information:
Total space]
13.11GB
Apps
3.28GB
Pictures, videos
245MB
Misc.
8.33GB
Available
1.31GB
Even though the information in the Internal Storage section is correct, when I check my folders using a file explorer software on my device which is rooted and running AOKP, it shows that the folders and files that I deleted are still missing.
Is there anyway to access the internal memory via an ADB-type software that will allow me to recover the files and folders that were deleted by accident as well as let me back up the internal memory to a PC once the recovery is done? (That is, when I can access the damn device as it's being a pain in the ass trying to detect it on my laptop!)

I use Recuva from Piriform located HERE ! It found and restored 234 MP3's that I guess I was pocket deleting on my DHD.

Thanks for the link. I'll check it out as soon as I can get my device recognised on my laptop and netbook!

[Q] Titanium Backup doesn't recognise backup

Was on rooted 4.3 with PA3.99, backed up all apps and data using Titanium. Not sure which folder, but when I copied the /sdcard folder to my computer the backup folder was in /storage/emulated/legacy and it was full of .properties files. Now I'm rooted (using SuperSU) on 4.4.2 (stock ROM) and have put the folder in /sdcard but Titanium won't recognise it. I've tried changing the backup location to /storage/emulated/legacy, 'Force system BusyBox', fixing permissions in TWRP, and lots of other stuff I've found online that fixed it for others, but nothing works. If I create a new backup of an app, it recognises that fine, but if I change the name of the 4.3 backup file to the new one, it shows up as a valid file but restoring doesn't seem to do anything.

[Q] Nandroid backup invisible on PC

I usually make nandroid backups and transfer them from SD card to PC (win XP) and it's always worked fine, the last time was a month ago. Today however, when viewing the folder on my PC it's simply not there. I made another backup and renamed it, but still nothing shows. I can still see my old backups, but today's backup isn't there.
I checked in ES explorer and the backup IS there, but it's just not visible on PC. Even if I move the entire clockworkmod folder it still doesn't transfer anything, it's not hidden, it simply doesn't exist to Windows.
I checked the properties of both the old and new backups, both read/write enabled and hidden disabled, everything's exactly the same. I haven't changed anything since my last backup, except the nandroid app itself has updated.
What can I do?

Titanium Backup does not recognize folder

I N910C and I used the ROM Stock N910CXXU2DPF4 and after updated the N910CXXS2DPG6 version, Titatinium Backup does not recognize the old folder backups, to restore power, even if the internal memory or SD card.
Even if I use the function to detect the Titanium, it does not detect.
I first have to make a backup, either a file or all, for Titantium recognize the current folder.
Use the 7.5.0 version. Titanium Backup
Can someone help me?