[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
I use Titanium Backup all the time. You get to pick your backup location. In Menu/Preferences you can detect your backup folder or browse for it. TB makes it's own folder called TitainiumBackup and mine is on the extSdCard. Excuse me, I just did an update. For some reason I lost WiFi ONLY to Windows machines. Strange. CM10.2 tablet has no such issue and phone on CM11 will WiFi to Linux but NOT any Windows PC. Waiting on reboot to finish with you.

You said you can see the folder but not the backups. Use a good file explorer like ES File Explorer, go find that folder, and actually look inside to make sure you actually have files in there. Follow instructions below to find the files withing TB itself in preference menu.

Alright, up and running. Use a good file explorer like ES File Explorer (Root Access you can enable.) and find your previous folder for backups. Should be on your extSDcard or internal SDcard. Unless you made your own folder, it will be called TitainiumBackup. Go look for it in ES File Explorer and find where it is, go inside the folder to verify your backups are there, then open Titanium Backup and use Preferences/Backup Folder Location to find your folder. It will show you the current location and either it will be filled with backups or be empty. If empty, then your Titanium is not finding the right folder. You can then browse for it or use the DETECT button to try and locate it. (DETECT does not always work so use browse if you have to.) Either way, locate the correct folder, you should then see the backups, and close the menu. Backups should now be available. If you are like me and make your own folder, mine is TBCM11, when I changed to this new location (I also use TB for stock rom in a different folder.), it asked me if I wanted to move the existing backups to the new location. That is, if you have any in the location it is currently set to.

Also enable backup to either Dropbox or Gdrive or both and run them at least once manually. I think you always have to do a manual on these, but you get a copy off the phone for security and can restore from them or copy them back to your backup folder in the event you need them. You can also use box, but that is harder to setup, everybody has Gdrive and Dropbox is too good to pass up. Take any pictures or videos on your phone and if you enable camera uploads, find your pictures on your PC within seconds. Sweet! First run on any cloud server is to log in, then kick back because upping to the cloud takes a while. You can import backups individually from cloud backups but not batch. Use ES File Explorer because it does files man. Local, cloud, lan, favorites and root explorer. With it you can just copy your Dropbox files right to your Titanium Backup folder to restore the whole set. Nice app to have. Remember to manually run these cloud backups from the Schedule tab in TB ever once in a while, like before bed because it takes a while.

If you can find the folder in TB and see files but nothing is available for restore, then the files are corrupt and cannot be used. This is why I always make a copy on Dropbox AND Gdrive because it is free and it is good insurance. Run it manually from time to time and set your backup history to something reasonable. 2-5 depending on how much space you have on the cloud. Good luck! :good:

P.S. Let me give you some screen shots to help. First one are files clearly shown in ES File Explorer. Rest are TB shots.

P.P.S. More help, previous thread on this subject on xda developers. C'mon Van. I'm rooting for you buddy!

Titanium Backup not showing any backups