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I use ClockworkMod Recovery, and Slimbean.

Recently, my slimbean started hanging at the loading screen and getting insanely hot. So I took a backup, and cleaned flashed AOKP rom. It's working fine so far. Initially, I tried to do a flash without clearing data. Then, a clean flash with "advanced restore"ing the data alone from the backup, but both resulted in the above-mentioned problem of hanging at boot screen.

Is there a way to extract the app-data from CWM backup and restore it manually? Or an app for this?

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In addition to the well-known Titanium Backup app (for which you must purchase the Pro key to unlock the CWM/TWRP nandroid backup support), there is another app now: Nandroid Manager, which according to its description can restore apps from nandroid backups even with the free version (there is a Pro key too, but it is required if you want to restore special data such as Wi-Fi access points, Bluetooth data, user dictionary and browser data). However, I did not try using this app.

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  • Thanks, That looks interesting, I will try it out tonight.
    – Karthik T
    Jul 23, 2013 at 8:35
  • Its quite slow, but it seems to be working. Have restored sms-calllogs, working on app data right now. Thanks again!
    – Karthik T
    Jul 23, 2013 at 11:46
  • It worked for many apps, but notably apps that I had installed on internal SD card ( ~90% of games) dont seem to have been backed up.. that was dissapointing..
    – Karthik T
    Jul 24, 2013 at 0:28
  • Nandroid manager did not work at all for me. (Backup was found, but was restorable). Titanium Pro worked for apps not moved via Link2SD.
    – Tim
    May 8, 2015 at 6:52
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Titanium Backup Pro can do that.

[✔] Restore individual apps+data from CWM backups!

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  • That requires the $6.99 PRO key for TB.
    – iBug
    Aug 4, 2018 at 17:27
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It looks like there are several options, though I was hoping for something simple like "rename to .tar and open in 7-zip". Anyway, some options:

See also this very similar question.

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Most of the answers have become a bit dated so here is an update: Nandroid Manager doesn't seem to be developed any more and doesn't work reliably with the latest versions of Android anymore. But it's worth a try. In my case, about half of my apps were successfully restored and for most of the ones where "restore app + data" failed, "restore data" alone worked (and you can just reinstall the app from the app store).

As regards Titanium Backup Pro, it is still updated but the "Restore from Nandroid" function doesn't seem to work too well either on Marshmallow. Over the past months, there have been multiple reports of it either not seeing the backup files at all or failing to read their contents. I guess it's not a priority for the developers to fix this.

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  • I second this... I could not restore any of my apps with Titanium Backup on my new Oneplus Three (Coming from a Oneplus One)
    – audiFanatic
    Jul 13, 2016 at 1:05
  • Nandroid Manager doesn't even exist anymore. Any other options?
    – endolith
    Jan 3, 2021 at 13:45

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