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I need a way to back up my whole Android device on my PC, which is running Windows 7.

I don't have USB cable for my phone, but I have wireless router, so my best option is using Wireless connection.

I have encrypted my rooted Nexus S device, and now I am locked out of accessing SD card via recovery. The only way to decrypt my device is Factory data reset, which will erase all data on my phone.

Before doing that I need to backup all my SD Card content, Apps, App data content to my PC. I need something much like Ultimate Backup Tool, but instead of recovering data through USB cable, using wireless instead.

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Not a duplicate, but a lot of information: android.stackexchange.com/questions/390/… – Al Everett Mar 4 at 17:05
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Are you rooted? – Sachin Shekhar Mar 4 at 17:07
Yes, I updated my post. – xcyteh Mar 4 at 17:50
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Definitely give AirDroid a shot. It's an excellent tool for accessing the filesystem of your phone over a wireless network. – Nathan Osman Mar 5 at 8:44
I did it that way, I backed up all the apps using Rom Toolbox, and than used Airdroid to transfer SD card content to pc, which later I restore to Android the same way. – xcyteh Mar 5 at 11:54

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