The popularity of smartphones is really remarkable. Today majority of the world population rely on smartphones to get a lot of things doe. The multitasking capabilities of the modern day smartphones make them the perfect gadget that can greatly simplify a person’s life. All these multitasking needs a lot of information in form of data. This clearly means that the smartphone we use carries a lot of important data with them. With such a large amount of data, a corruption to the system can be a big issue for all. This is why every user should consider keeping a backup of their data. In this guide, you will learn to create and restore Nandroid backup on any TWRP supported device.
There are a lot of ways to create a backup on Android devices today. Smartphone manufacturers itself comes with a lot of tools to do this. At the same time, a lot of third-party apps are available to do this job for you. But in most cases, a complete backup of all data is impossible to take. The only way by which you can get a complete backup of all data is by creating a Nandroid backup. There are different ways to take a Nanadroid backup, and the most popular and effective way is through the TWRP recovery.
Steps to Create and Restore Nandroid Backup on any TWRP Supported device
The TWRP recovery is an open-source recovery tool supported by a majority of Android devices available today. This recovery mode comes with a touch-enabled and easy to use interface. This makes it better to use the recovery mode than the stock recovery mode available on all devices. All these advantages had made TWRP recovery popular among Android users.
Steps to Create Nandroid Backup using TWRP recovery
- Boot your device into TWRP recovery mode
- Tap on the Backup button
- Choose all the needed partitions to create a backup of them
- Swipe right to create the backup
Steps to Restore Nandroid Backup using TWRP recovery
- Boot your device into TWRP recovery mode
- Tap on the Restore button
- Choose all the needed partitions to be restored
- Swipe right to restore them
- Reboot when the restore is completed
I hope this guide was useful in understanding How to Create and Restore Nandroid Backup on any TWRP Supported device. If any queries or feedback, please leave a comment below.
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