Simple Adb Backup For Windows
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Make sure debugging is enabled and the device is connected. Also, remember to actually select the 'backup my data' button on the device itself (the device requires confirmation). If you don't see such a screen on your device, you're quite possibly running a pre-ICS (. Here is my command for backing things up./adb shell ls -l -a grep '^^l' sed -e 's/^d. (^.)r$/mkdir sav/1;./adb pull /1 sav/1/' -e 's/.
(^.)r$/./adb pull /1 sav/1/' /bin/bash. list all files. ignore links. for. files: output an adb pull command.
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directories: make the dir (in case we pull sth empty) and output an adb pull command. execute everything in bashThere are some files where I get a permission denied - but as this backup is made in order to root the device, I can not get more permissions:(.
If I understand you correctly, might be what you are looking for. To summarize:1) Run adb devices to make sure your device is attached.2) Run adb pull /data/app./ to grab all the app APKs and put them in the current folder.a) Or Run adb pull /system/sd/app./ to get apps on the SD card.3) Settings are located in various places, so find out where and then use the same adb pull command to grab them.And then the link details how to restore based on Mac or Windows.Alternatively, it looks like the bmgr command you mentioned would also work with a few simple commands ( adb shell bmgr backup to backup and adb shell bmgr restore to restore). What more are you looking for? I have a GS4 that I needed to backup and unfortunately ran into this error. After a bit of head scratching (and swearing) I found a fix that I hope will work for you. I was able to find this by just running abd and scrolling through the help documentation.
I found that -d is a parameter that 'directs command to the only connected USB device'. So after plugging and chugging I got it to work for me.
The command I used was:adb -d backup -apk -shared -all -f C:UsersNAMEbackup.abHope this works for someone having the same issue I had.