Run TB in Safe Mode?

[2jnc5]

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I have the android.process.acore and google.process... problem i tried literally everything and nothing works. Im at the point of doing a factory reset but need to backup first.

The problem is that the error wont let Titanium Backup to open when on normal mode, and it wont show up in the app drawer when on safe mode (but the app shortcuts in the nova launcher desktop do appear). I tried moving titanium backup when on normal mode to the desktop but when i restart it, TB dissapears from the desktop and only the apps that where on the desktop before the problem started, would appear.

SO BASICALLY: How do i run TB in Safe Mode?? Also if i make a TB backup, would i be able to restore it in a non-root device???

PD: Im from Dominican Republic, so yeah, dont judge my grammar :smokingsomb:

 

[Doc]

Welcome to the forums 2jnc5, check this link out and see if it answers your questions:

Titanium Backup User Guide

 

[Hadron]

Isn't the point of safe mode that all third party apps are disabled?

Since you are rooted have you tried wiping cache and dalvik already?

You won't be able to run Titanium on an unrooted device. However, the factory reset won't unroot you - all it does is clear user apps and data. Should really be called "factory data reset" to make it clearer what it does.

Titanium Backup Pro can restore individual apps and data from CWM or TWRP backups (or so it claims - I've never tried), so if you are using one of these recoveries it might be worth making a nandroid backup before doing a factory reset, if it comes to that.