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But, if you had backed up system data information and want to restore from those, then choose the option that suits you. Since we’re just dealing with restoring an individual application though, we’re going to leave out the system data stuff. From here, you’ll see a number of different options to choose from. This will bring you to the batch execution screen and from here you’ll want to scroll down to the Restore section. So you’ll want to tap on the icon at the top right of the screen that looks like a piece of paper and a check mark in the corner. You’ll want to read through these options and pick the one that suits your restore needs.

For today though, let’s just stick with the basic restore process. Tomorrow, I will walk you through how to transfer these backups to a different device though and then restore to a secondary/new device.

This guide will walk you through doing a restore on the same device you made that backup on.

Wait for Titanium Backup to complete the restore processĪgain, this guide assumes you followed yesterday’s tutorial and have backed up some applications or at least system data from the Titanium Backup application.

Tap on the Green Check Mark at the top right of the screen.

Choose which applications you want to restore by putting a check mark next to it (or tapping the Select All button).

Tap the Run button next to the option you have chosen.

Decide if you want to restore just apps with data, system data, or both.

Tap on the Paper/Check Mark icon at the top right of the screen.

Make sure you have a backup created for the app you want to restore (if it’s currently installed).

Tap on the Backup/Restore tab at the top.

So once you have created a backup of at least one application, you can follow these steps to restore from that backup.