Cannot find apps on SDcard after flashing Custom ROM I just took the plunge and flashed  my HTC Incredible 2 with stock ICS 4.0.4 to Psycho's CM 9.1.  

I am happy so far but I don't know how to retrieve the apps I have saved on my SD card. Prior to performing a root, I used App2SD pro to move them. Now after rooting and flashing custom ROM they don't show up on SD card.  I re-installed App2SD pro and still can't find them.  

I know they are there because file manager says there is 14GB of used space. I could re-download everything but I would like to avoid that.  

Any help for a noob would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
While there is some merit in the reply from Audiophile; apps on an SDCard should not be lost.  I had a similar problem after rooting a Samsung Exhibit 4g (T-sgh759); and while I found this thread I continued digging.  The solution required removing the battery, then restarting; and voila! everything was visible from the phone on the card again. (I used the suggestion from Scotty85 in this thread --> http://androidforums.com/rezound-all-things-root/517575-cant-see-sd-card-after-root-noob.html ) 

If that doesn't work, before you do anything that might write to the card... As it is an SD card, you can pop it out and see if it mounts on the computer.  Do a search for *.APK (those should be the application files).  Are any files visible?  It is doubtful that installing a rom would format the SD card... however, if you can't see any files, many companies like Sandisk have free recovery software with the their higher end cards.  Googling you could find a download link, and try recovering the files from the SD.

In my case, the files were visible when the card was mounted on the computer and not visible on the phone after rooting.  

Titanium backup, ES Filemanager, and Root Toolbox Lite all work for copying files.  Some care should be had before rooting, and installing roms that you have a complete backup; as some have found a false sense of security, revealed only when they try to restore and can't (see Jason Lewis' Cautionary Tale --> http://myblog-online.co.uk/2011/12/a-cautionary-tale-the-dangers-of-root-and-titanium-backup/ )

It is possible to make a complete backup without rooting; using ADB from the Android SDK (see --> http://www.howtogeek.com/125375/how-to-create-a-full-android-phone-or-tablet-backup-without-rooting-or-unlocking-your-device/ )

Good luck to anyone else who experiences this.  

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