How to Backup your android device data

How to Backup your android device data

Make a complete backup of your android device by following this article. For Rooted and non-rooted device.

There are two ways to backup your android device-

Ø For non-rooted android device

Ø For rooted android device

FOR NON-ROOTED ANDROID DEVICE

·        Google backup

This is pre installed function given by Google by which you can Backup all your data,

including Wi-Fi passwords, preferences and app data. All the data is link to Google

 account, that makes easy to restore.

Ø  App Backup (For non-rooted device)

There are many apps in play stores like-

·        Easy backup tools

·        Go backup

·        Ultimate backup tool

I’ll prefer you to use Go backup tool

·       FOR ROOTED ANDROID DEVICE

Ø App-Titanium Backup

Ø Custom recovery-Backup whole system

·        App backup (for rooted phones)

If your phone is rooted then there is no better backup solution than Titanium Backup lets you back up absolutely everything on your phone.

How to back up everything on Android with Titanium Backup

1.    Download the Titanium Backup app on your rooted Android

2. Start the app and grant it root privileges. You'll be asked to read some disclaimers and so on (this is a good idea).

3. You need to have USB-Debugging enabled on your phone.

4. In Titanium you'll see three tabs. One is an Overview tab with information on your device, the second isBackup/Restore where all the fun stuff takes place and the third is for scheduling regular backups.

5. Go to the Backup and Restore tab. You'll see a list of your phone's contents along with icons that indicate whether or not they have been backed up. Triangular warning signs mean you have no backup and smiley faces are pretty self explanatory.

6. If you want to back up your system data or apps, tap the little document with a check mark on it at the top. This will take you to the batch actions list.

7. You can then tap Run next to whatever action you want completed. If you want to back up your apps, tap Run next toBackup all User Apps and if you want to back up your system data tap Run next to Backup all System Data.

8. Titanium will then go through the process of creating your backup. This may take a while.

9. Once completed, your backup will be labeled with the date and saved. You can also create an update.zip file to be flashed through recovery if you like, or you can restore through Titanium itself.

10. To restore in Titanium, just go to the Batch Actions screen again and scroll down. You'll see options under theRestore setting for the actions you completed earlier: in this case, Restore all apps with data and Restore all system data.

11. Tap Run next to the actions you want to restore.

12. You'll then have the option to restore everything you backed up or just some sections of it. Make your choices and tap the green check mark in the top right-hand corner.

·        Custom recovery backup (For rooted android device)

If your phone is rooted then this option is the best option. If you are installing a custom rom or you want to make a whole backup of system then this option is best.It backup everything without losing their internal information.

·        Firstly, you have to install a custom recovery for your device, you can Google it .

·        Custom recovey can be philz, twrp & cwm. The most use recovery in all three is cwm(clockworkmod recovery).

·        After installing recovery boot into it and select backup option.

·        It will take few minutes after it completes you can reboot into your system.