This guide contains a detailed instruction set on how to Install TWRP Recovery on any Android Device. TWRP Recovery is among the most famous and widely used Custom Recovery. In the beginning, it had to face tough competition from CWM. But once the latter got discontinued, it ruled supreme in the Android community. The best part about this recovery is the constant update that it receives. With each new update, it keeps on adding new features. Recently it added the ‘edl option’ which enables your device to boot into ‘download mode’. Even for the fact that it keeps on incorporating the latest features, it hasn’t compromised on the stability front. All the features present in the recovery work in a streamlined and smooth manner. But why has it become so popular? It is because of the tons of features that it supports. Some of them include:
Installing ZIP and Images file (including ROMs, Kernels, Magisk, etc).Formatting numerous Partitions present in your device.Using the Mount feature to mount the device’s Internal Storage. This enables easy transfer for files, even when the device is in recovery mode.Perform the ADB Sideload to directly flash zip files on your device from PC.Create an entire backup of your Android Device (including the system files).
Now let’s move on to the next section of the guide on how to Install TWRP Recovery on any Android Device. But before beginning with it, make sure to go through the prerequisites section below.
Prerequisites
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Steps to Install TWRP Recovery on any Android Device
The tutorial on how to Install TWRP Recovery on any Android Device will be divided into two sections. In the first section, instructions regarding temporary booting the device to TWRP Recovery would be provided. In the next section, the procedure to permanently install it would be given. So, let’s get begin with the process. Only follow this section if an image file for your device exists. Some devices, for example, Redmi K20 Pro, doesn’t have an image file for their TWRP Recovery. So users on such devices should ignore the below section and move onto the second step.
STEP 1: Temporary Boot your Device to TWRP Recovery
STEP 2: Permanently Install TWRP Recovery on your Android Device
With that, you have successfully installed the TWRP Recovery on your device. Go ahead and try out various custom ROMs or root your device via Magisk. So, this was a detailed guide on how to Install TWRP Recovery on any Android Device. If you faced any issue with respect to any part of this guide, do let me know. Moreover, if you are not able to find the TWRP Recovery for your device, make a request via the Request Page or in the comments section below. Happy Installing!
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