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Use this tag if you have issues with backups (of apps, settings, documents) on your Android device. As this is a quite generic tag, please use a more specific tag if applicable, for example 'nandroid', 'titanium-backup', 'clockwork-mod'. For restoring your backups, 'restore' is the more appropriate tag. Check the full tag wiki for more details and hints.
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Can I safely downgrade an encrypted Asus Transformer TF101 from 8.6.5.21 to 8.6.5.19?
downgrade to 8.6.5.19 on my encrypted tablet
root
backup
unencrypt the tablet (factory reset)
install custom ROM
or do I have to:
factory reset (losing all my precious data)
downgrade to 8.6.5.19 … root
install custom ROM
Update:
I found out that Asus already includes an app which allows to save application data without root (aptly named "App Backup"). …
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Can I safely downgrade an encrypted Asus Transformer TF101 from 8.6.5.21 to 8.6.5.19?
I ended up doing a factory reset on my tablet (after doing a backup of my data with "App Backup"). As far as I know the downgrade would probably have worked, but I decided not to risk it. …
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