If you are one of those who like to flash new ROMs often and play with your device, then there’s a good chance of having multiple Nandroid backups saved in your SD card. Having a Nandroid backup is always a clever thing and it’s sole purpose is restoring your data. A Nandroid backup is actually a backup of your system files + data which is pulled from your device’s NAND memory and further saved yo your internal or external memory. A Nandroid backup can be easily achieved by CWM or TWRP based recoveries.
Now the trouble knocks in when you have to restore that particular app or a text message or simply your call log from the Nandroid backup. The process could be a real pain- You will first have to create a backup of your current ROM, then wipe it, then restore your old Nandroid backup, then backup the needed info or app and then restore to your recent backup. Sounds annoying, right? Also, sometimes the restoration process fails, there could be MD5 mismatch which could be tackled but that’s not a proper way to it. If the backup is corrupted and you restored it then your device might have some booting issues.
A new app which has recently hit Play Store called Nandroid Manager has come to rescue you now. If you are facing with some problems like mentioned above, Nandroid Manager is your shot! It does help you restore your Nandroid backup without booting into recovery. What’s more? It also gives you the ability to restore specific things like your text messages, apps, or even your call logs. It gives you full control over your Nandroid Backup and very specific things could be pulled back from a Nandroid backup with the help of this magical app.
Here’s a list of features Nandroid Manager currently offers:
- View basic information of your Nandroid backups
- Explore contens of your Nandroid backup
- Extract files from your Nandroid backups
- It supports yaffs2
- You can rename your backups
- You can compress your backups to zip files
- You can delete your backups
- Regenerate MD5 hashes for your backups
- Restore Apps+Data from your Nandroid backups
- Restore text messages
- Restore call logs
- Restore WiFi access points from backup (Pro)
- Restore Bluetooth data (Pro)
- Restore user word dictionary (Pro)
- Restore your browser data (Pro)
- Restore complete Nandroid backup
- Flash new recoveries
- Permissions fixing tool
The developer is also working to add feature like exporting the data so it can be restoredd between multiple devices, home screen restoration feature, and the option to convert the backup between TWRP or CWM based recoveries.
This app is available in both free and paid versions. Considering the features it is offering I would say it’s worth dropping a buck for the Pro version.
Free version link :
Pro version link :
can i restore a full android backup from the same phone to another phone?? htc desire 526g+ ROOTED NO CWM
Try these: http://www.droidviews.com/best-custom-roms-galaxy-s3-gt-i9305-lte/
Hi its GT-I9305, Android version 4.3, Baseband I9305ZHUCNB1, Kernel version: 3.0.31-2569006 [email protected]#1, Build number: JSS15J.I9305ZHUCNB1 SELinux status: Enforcing SEPF_GT-I9305_4.3_0023
What is the model number of your phone?
Thank you! Now i need to play with Roms for my S3 🙂 hate the Samsung stock rom it seems to drain battery really fast. hope i find a Rom that doesn’t drain battery :). See attach photos there isn’t even a sim in the phone and it takes up 32% battery juice 🙁 38% device idle! so the battery lost 25% over night.
Maybe the Samsung phone is just crap with power management
Create a CWM/TWRP folder on your phone’s internal/external storage and select ir as path in Nandroid!
i’m new to all these tech stuff, installed Nandroid and tried to run back up but it keeps asking for path for CWM ot TWRP path/folder i couldn’t find either of the folder anywhere 🙁 please enlighten me. Thanks very much
A pleasant fun! We are happy that it helped you.:)
Funny that I found this article (and web site) completely by accident and a typo. I’ve been trying to restore my text messages from my Evo 4G LTE that I traded in for the Galaxy S4 and nothing worked (Including Titanium Backup!) but this app seemed to have done the job! I’ll support the developer and buy the pro version off that alone even if I never use the app again but I do see me using this one more. Thank you! 🙂