TWRP - DescriptionTeam Win Recovery Project is an open-source software custom recovery image for Android-based devices. It provides a touchscreen-enabled interface that allows users to install third-party firmware and back up the current system which are functions often unsupported by stock recovery images.
TWRP Feature -
Take backups as you prefer, for every partition of your system, or a complete Nandroid backup for a fail-proof rollback guarantee if anything were to go wrong.
- Change the brightness of the recovery mode, useful for those who install custom zips all day, and all night!
- Every TWRP variant comes with a Swipe to confirm the flash operation, which cuts down on many accidental flashes.
- Using the advanced Wipe menu, you can choose to wipe on the partitions you prefer or go with a complete factory reset.
- You’ll be able to individually mount your partitions, and even go with an external USB device if you have the OTG cable for it.
- There is a built-in file manager if you’d like to quickly change locations of a few zips or just check upon them.
- You can easily fix the root permissions by tapping on the Fix Permissions button in the Advanced tab. This reduces the need for a complete reboot of the recovery to fix the issue itself.
- There is a built-in Terminal Command window, allowing users to go berserk within the recovery itself.
- Lastly, a one-tap ADB Sideload mode allows you to grant the system access to the fastboot status, and flash over a connection from your computer.
1.Download TWRP Img
To Download TWRP, you must go to the TeamWin website. In the upper right corner, there will be a button called “Devices”, click the button.
2.Unlock Developer Options
On your the device, go to Settings and tap on “About phone.”
This will lead you to a page with various information about your device, at the bottom of that page there will be a button called “Build number.” Tap “Build number” seven times to unlock the developer options.
Once developer options are unlocked, click the Back button and tap on the developer options.
While in developer options, locate the “USB debugging” setting and turn it on
In the developer options menu, find the “OEM unlocking” button and tap to turn it on. The device will prompt you to key in your security code and will state that unlocking the bootloader will disable the device protection feature. This allows you to unlock the bootloader at the beginning of the device startup. Unlocking the bootloader will delete the data from your device, make sure to backup all files, images, data and settings you want to keep.
3.Connect Device to Computer
Connect your device to your computer via USB-C or micro USB. When connecting your device to your computer, you may be prompted with a message asking to allow USB debugging, if so tap “Always allow from this computer” and tap the OK button.
4.Open Command Window
Before entering this step of the tutorial, make sure your device is charged to at least 70 percent battery. Go to the SDK Platform Tools folder on your computer. In the white space, hold Shift and right click, a menu will appear and click “Open command window here.” A command window will open.
In the command window type
adb devices
then press Enter. Your device will be listed.
Type:
adb reboot bootloader
and press Enter.
Your device will enter bootloader mode. Type in the command window:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
If your twrp.img file is of another name from the above, change the entry “twrp.img” to the TWRP filename for your corresponding device. For the device we were working with for this tutorial, it would be typed:
fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.2.3-0-blueline.img
Finally, type in the command window:
fastboot boot twrp.img
or in our case:
fastboot boot twrp-3.2.3-0-blueline.img
Your device will begin to boot again and the TeamWin logo will appear and begin installing. It will take a two to five minutes to install depending on your device. Now you can backup, wipe, install, root and restore whatever you would like to your Android device.
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