WhatsApp is the most widely used messenger for android. Ofcourse,
there are many other application but still i think WhatsApp is still
the best. Yesterday we talked about the appearance of WhatsApp. There
are many themes that you can install and change your old WhatsApp look.
Today i will be focusing more on WhatsApp. Some days back my defy
started giving me problem. It was because of virus that entered while
surfing. The only option left for me was to format. But before that i
took backup of all my apps. I asked many of my friends on how to backup?
But none of them were sure. Then i surfed on the Internet and i found
very simple steps.
There are plenty of application using which you can backup your chats, but most of them requires Rooting. Click here to learn on how to root any android phone in some steps. I found very easy steps to take the backup without rooting your phone. Fortunately, WhatsApp automatically makes backups every 24 hours and stores them on the microSD memory card of your Android phone. To restore the most recent back up, you will need to delete and reinstall WhatsApp.
Follow the steps below to backup WhatsApp Conversations:
1. Make sure you use some File Explorer to take the backup and also for renaming the files.
2. Now open WhatsApp. Click on the Menu/Option button -> Settings -> Chat Preferences -> Chat History Backup.
3. You will see a message saying. "Creating a backup on the SD card. {And a message set by you to automatically backup the chats}".
4. The backup file will be stored on your SD card in the path, /sdcard/WhatsApp/Database/
5. The file will be saved as "msgstore.db.crypt.current"
Note: Each time you create the backup, the current backup file gets a name as current at the end, so that you don't get confuse while restoring.
How to Restore your chats from a backup:
1. To restore your backup file, first delete WhatsApp.
2. Then decide which file you need to restore.
3. The backup file gets store in the format "msgstore.db.crypt.current". Along with this file, any previous backup file is store in the format "msgstore-YYYY-MM-DD.1.db.crypt". So please make sure you don't get confused.
4. Now rename the "msgstore-YYYY-MM-DD.1.db.crypt" to "msgstore.db.crypt".
5. Now install WhatsApp.
6. Once the installation is completed, it will ask you for restore, tap "Yes".
You will now be able to see your restored messages. If you want to revert the restoration, simply change the backup file name back to what it was, rename "msgstore.db.crypt.current" to "msgstore.db.crypt", and follow these steps again.
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There are plenty of application using which you can backup your chats, but most of them requires Rooting. Click here to learn on how to root any android phone in some steps. I found very easy steps to take the backup without rooting your phone. Fortunately, WhatsApp automatically makes backups every 24 hours and stores them on the microSD memory card of your Android phone. To restore the most recent back up, you will need to delete and reinstall WhatsApp.
Follow the steps below to backup WhatsApp Conversations:
1. Make sure you use some File Explorer to take the backup and also for renaming the files.
2. Now open WhatsApp. Click on the Menu/Option button -> Settings -> Chat Preferences -> Chat History Backup.
3. You will see a message saying. "Creating a backup on the SD card. {And a message set by you to automatically backup the chats}".
4. The backup file will be stored on your SD card in the path, /sdcard/WhatsApp/Database/
5. The file will be saved as "msgstore.db.crypt.current"
Note: Each time you create the backup, the current backup file gets a name as current at the end, so that you don't get confuse while restoring.
How to Restore your chats from a backup:
1. To restore your backup file, first delete WhatsApp.
2. Then decide which file you need to restore.
3. The backup file gets store in the format "msgstore.db.crypt.current". Along with this file, any previous backup file is store in the format "msgstore-YYYY-MM-DD.1.db.crypt". So please make sure you don't get confused.
4. Now rename the "msgstore-YYYY-MM-DD.1.db.crypt" to "msgstore.db.crypt".
5. Now install WhatsApp.
6. Once the installation is completed, it will ask you for restore, tap "Yes".
You will now be able to see your restored messages. If you want to revert the restoration, simply change the backup file name back to what it was, rename "msgstore.db.crypt.current" to "msgstore.db.crypt", and follow these steps again.
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