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Root ZTE ZMAX TWRP NEW VERSION 2.8.6.0

I'm think of going back to aicp that's, I was ruining originally then I wanted to test out cm 12.1 and my backups disappeared, I'm gonna start over, I can't make anymore backup cuz they will disappear,can't somebody update it for a fix

There's not a fix for something that only one person is going through. Before trying to make/restore a backup u gotta flash the restore zip then reboot into recovery then make ur backup/restore, plus check to make sure where ur backups are going before u backup, or check to make sure ur looking at the proper twrp folder (internal/external) where ur backups were

Edit: plus if u have moved ur backups improperly, twrp won't identify them matching ur device and they won't show up when trying to restore
 
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There's not a fix for something that only one person is going through. Before trying to make/restore a backup u gotta flash the restore zip then reboot into recovery then make ur backup/restore, plus check to make sure where ur backups are going before u backup, or check to make sure ur looking at the proper twrp folder (internal/external) where ur backups were
I haven't been using the switcher or the restore zip that much I only flashed it once to get link2sd working,I didn't have the switcher flashed when I was making any of my backup's,I guess I just have to wait for a fix or until it start happen to other people, I'm gonna flash aicp tomorrow,I'm not gonna flash anymore files cuz I don't have backup's ):
 
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I did I only have one backup in internal and its the stock ROM backup,the ones I can't see are the ones in my micro SD card there taking space tho,does anybody know where they might have been move to?
Look inside /storage/sdcard1/TWRP/backups/e42dc981(the name of this folder is different for every device because it is the device's serial number).
Do the same on your internal storage. If the backups are not there then you either deleted them or you moved them.
 
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I haven't been using the switcher or the restore zip that much I only flashed it once to get link2sd working,I didn't have the switcher flashed when I was making any of my backup's,I guess I just have to wait for a fix or until it start happen to other people, I'm gonna flash aicp tomorrow,I'm not gonna flash anymore files cuz I don't have backup's ):
There won't be a fix because this is not an issue with TWRP or any ROM. This is 100% user error.
 
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So there's no way to fix it?
Look at post #339. I explained where your backups would be unless you moved or deleted them. If they aren't there then the solution is pretty obvious. Search your SD card and internal storage one folder at a time until you find the backups you are looking for. If you search your whole SD card and internal storage and don't find them then that means they are gone. The solution to your problem is to pay closer attention to what you are doing from now on.
 
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Look at post #339. I explained where your backups would be unless you moved or deleted them. If they aren't there then the solution is pretty obvious. Search your SD card and internal storage one folder at a time until you find the backups you are looking for. If you search your whole SD card and internal storage and don't find them then that means they are gone. The solution to your problem is to pay closer attention to what you are doing from now on.
OK I search everywhere and I couldn't find them,there still taking space on the SD card,is it safe to format my SD card cuz its only happing to the Save's I made on my SD card,thx for all the help,I guess I'm just not that smart (-:
 
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