Besides root access, ClockworkMod Recovery (CWM) is a must have utility for my Android devices. You can perform stuffs like backup & restore with Nandroid, install custom ROM, kernel, modification and mount external SD card as storage. If you like to customize Samsung Galaxy Note II, CWM is a must have for you too. You can try lot of custom Samsung Galaxy Note 2 ROM with it.
The best ClockworkMod Touch Recovery (CWM) feature that I like ~ full system backup and restore with Nandroid. Just like Norton Ghost on PC. You can restore everything on your system including applications and data from the backups. You can do the same on Google Nexus 7 ClockworkMod Touch Recovery. How to backup Nexus 7 with ClockworkMod Touch Recovery? First of all, you need to install ClockworkMod Touch Recovery on Nexus 7. Have CWM already? Continue to read below step by step video guide for more information…
ClockworkMod Recovery Mode (CWM) is a must have utility on my Samsung Galaxy Note II. With ClockworkMod Recovery (CWM) on Samsung Galaxy Note 2, I can perform stuffs like backup & restore with Nandroid, install custom ROM, kernel, modification and mount external SD card as storage. Don’t have it yet? No worry, just follow this guide to install it ~ How to install ClockworkMod Recovery (CWM) on Samsung Galaxy Note 2? (Video)
How to install ClockworkMod Touch Recovery (CWM) on Google Nexus 7? The easiest way to install CWM on Nexus 7 ~ use Google Nexus 7 ToolKit using 1 click method. It will help to root Nexus 7, install Superuser & Busybox applications and install ClockworkMod Touch Recovery as well. What is Nexus 7 ClockworkMod Touch Recovery? Please refer to this post – Google Nexus 7 ClockworkMod Touch Recovery.
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What is Google Nexus 7 ClockworkMod Touch Recovery (CWM)? You can do lot of things with Nexus 7 ClockworkMod Touch Recovery Mode. Besides normal recovery features like wipe data / factory reset and wipe cache partition, CWM has addition features like install zip from sdcard, backup and restore, mounts and storage, advanced… You can use CWM to install custom modification, kernel and ROM too. A must installed tool if you want to get more out of your Nexus 7.
