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samsung galaxy s plus (i9001)

i m here to solve any problem regrading samsung galaxy s plus (i9001)
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complete basic information u should knw before doing anything to u device!!!!!!!!!
Download mode
Download mode is used to flash new ROM or custom ROM firmware. (See Flashing)
To enter download mode, turn off the phone and then hold down Volume Down + Home + Power.
If done properly within at least 8 seconds will reboot the phone.
If you can't enter the download mode your phone might be Soft-Bricked.
recovery mode
Recovery mode is used to install system updates in form of update.zip files (such as the one for rooting your phone), performing a factory reset and wiping the cache.
"Android out of the box" icon indicating successfully booted recovery mode
To enter recovery mode, turn off the phone, connect the USB cable, and then hold down Volume Up + Power.
If done properly, the phone will show the SAMSUNG and Galaxy S Plus screens and then end up at the "Android out of the box screen". Now press Menu to enter recovery mode.
The options for actually performing recovery when something is wrong with your phone are very limited with the stock recovery that comes preinstalled on your phone. However, you have the option to replace it with a much better, fully-featured recovery called "ClockworkMod Recovery" (CWM).
Getting into recovery mode can be a bit fiddly and you might need several tries. Connecting the USB cable makes it a lot easier. CWM recovery does not have this problem and boots reliably. If you are still having problems getting into recovery mode, download Easy Reboot Recovery.zip, unpack and run RebootRecovery.bat while your phone is connected with the USB cable. The phone will reboot into recovery mode.
Navigation in recovery mode is done using the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons to scroll up and down in lists and the Home button for choosing an item. Sometimes a simple push of the Home button is interpreted as two pushes so be careful.
Recovery mode is a separate partition on your device (#13) that holds its own minimal Android system with a kernel and a small set of tools.
rooting
Rooting allows apps to act as administrator of your phone (called "root") and perform modifications on anything. This allows you to use backup apps that can backup all apps including their data on your phone, firewall apps that control internet access for other apps, adblockers which block ads on webpages and inside apps and much much more. You control which apps you want to grant the root privilege to with an app called "Superuser". Please inform yourself on responsible use of root privileges and do not grant unknown or suspicious apps root rights.
All Custom ROMs, CyanogenMod-based ROMs etc. come pre-rooted. The rooting procedure is only necessary if you are using a stock Samsung ROM.
how to root
Easy rooting and unrooting guide by KeksKlip: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1253707
Put Root-i9001-Signed.zip into internal sdcard
Reboot into recovery mode by turning on the phone while pressing Volume Up and Power Button
As soon as the "Android out of the Box" appears, press the Menu button
Use Volume buttons to choose "apply update from sdcard" in the recovery menu.
Press Home button to submit.
Use Volume buttons to choose Root-i9001-Signed.zip on sdcard
Press Home button to start update.
Choose "reboot system now" and press Home button to reboot your phone.
Unrooting is exactly the same, except with the file UnRoot-i9001-Signed.zip
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You should just delete this thread. There is a better thread in I9001 stickies. Seeing by your post count and also this 'copied' post, you will end up putting people in trouble rather than helping them.
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Help Help Help!!!
I have a new SGS, and I have connected to my wifi, and the internet seems to be working fine. I can access the Market, and can select to download apps, but it stays on "starting download" and it has been happening for such a long time.
I have turned the phone on and off.
I am on Google Talk.
I get update alerts my net works fine tooo..
No solution on google either..

hemdevashiwn said:
I have a new SGS, and I have connected to my wifi, and the internet seems to be working fine. I can access the Market, and can select to download apps, but it stays on "starting download" and it has been happening for such a long time.
I have turned the phone on and off.
I am on Google Talk.
I get update alerts my net works fine tooo..
No solution on google either..
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Clear Google play store and Google services framework data. Reboot ur phone and it should work.
Hit the thanks button
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I need a help!!! motorola milestone 2 A953.

Hello, i'm a big problem for my motorola milestone 2 A953, I apologize for my language and my mistakes.
Hello, I recently purchased from eBay Milestone 2 has an English menu and is purchased in the UK, I wanted to upload to the new software CM9 best unless it can not be CM7, and right now I have a problem namely
I have bootloader 70.13, upload the file to the memory card from the CM9 and GAPPS bootloader fires (up arrow + power) via USB to the PC turn on RSD lite version 5.x choose the file with the extension *. SBF and then kicks me out of 100% and I turned on the phone once again turn to the new bootloader and shows the pass. My next step holds the power and turn off phone and then I hit 'x' + power and shows me a screen with an exclamation point in a triangle and android humanoids press volume + camera and then a magnifying glass on the keyboard and nothing happens no fires are no menu is the same I'll do it but as I press the @ button on the keyboard or anything, no menu: (
I did everything the instructions that I found on forum
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1338183
1) Install Bootstrap Recovery Droid2
2) Boot into recovery
3) OPTIONALLY: create a backup of your data
4) Choose Install zip from sdcard -> Choose zip from sdcard and select downloaded ZIP file.
5) OPTIONALLY: install Google Apps the same way
6) Wipe data / factory reset
7) Wipe cache partition
8) Reboot and enjoy
9) OPTIONALLY: use attached Baseband app switcher if you have troubles with phone signal.
all worked out, but when I went passed the phone rebote motorola logo and nothing else happens. I do not know how to solve this problem.
I can not run the recovery menu. I can only enter the bootloader version is 70.13.
I would like to upload the software from the Polish language.
Thanks for help.

This isn't the Milestone 2 forum.
Refer to http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=958

[Q] Restoring original rom SM-N900 NOTE3

I purchased a used NOTE3 that had turned the system functionality missing : there was no status bar at the top, did not recognize the wi- fi and Micro SD . For these reasons I decided to do a HARD RESET but this procedure has gone wrong at the end of the initial configuration after pressing the END key . The phone , the next time you reboot, go to a black screen only works where the taskbar, left , from where you can access the apps and system status bar at the top: then I can access the system settings.
Unnecessary attempts have been made to restore the phone via the "recovery mode " which always leads to the error above.
I groped to restore the original firmware but I can not get to the mode "download mode" because , when keys are pressed : "Vol -Down + Power + Home button " , you can access a menu incomprehensible language Oriental (Chinese or Japanese) .
Is it possible to restore the original firmware Taking into account that the phone should not be in " download mode" and is not recognized by Keys and ODIN ?
thanks
Massimiliano

[Q] Forgot Password pattern of Moto g 4.4.2 without setting up of gmail id

Forgot password pattern without setting up of gmail id?
Please help it's only one day old mobile ? How to recover without gmail ?

vids107 said:
Forgot password pattern without setting up of gmail id?
Please help it's only one day old mobile ? How to recover without gmail ?
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1. You first have to power off
your Android smartphone. In
order to do that, press the
power button and select
“power off”.
2. Wait a few seconds and then
press the volume up and
volume down buttons along
with the power button at the
same time for about 3, or 4
seconds.
3. Release the buttons; the
Moto G boot menu must be
now displayed on your
phone.
4. Use the Volume Down button
in order to scroll down and
also up as the Volume Up
button can be used only for
selecting an option.
5. Scroll down until you reach
“recovery” and the press the
Volume Up button once.
6. The android logo will now be
displayed on your phone.
7. Hold down Volume Up and
Volume Down buttons for
about 5 seconds and press
power button once.
8. The recovery mode menu
should now be displayed.
9. That was all; you can now
choose wipe data/factory rest to hard reset your
Moto G
and then choose reboot system now
thats it ur mob will become like new mobile

Is there a way to access the data on the device without getting past the lock screen? Since it isn't encrypted I'm wondering how easy it would be to get a backup of your data and apps before you do the reset.

DarkDarth said:
Is there a way to access the data on the device without getting past the lock screen? Since it isn't encrypted I'm wondering how easy it would be to get a backup of your data and apps before you do the reset.
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read well and try it
Steps On Bypassing or Unlocking
Pattern Lock or Password on Android
Devices Without Losing Data
Now, before you take any action on
your device, make sure you know it well
Requirement For a Successfully
Operation
1. Aroma File Manager 1.80 which
you can download from https://code.google.com/p/rom-cmexmini/downloads/detail?name=aromafm-1.80.zip&can=2&q=
2. Your Locked android device
either locked by pattern lock or
password
3. A Memory card( the memory
card of the android device)
You will be surprised that we don’t
need a computer, that the awesome
thing about this method of unlocking
password and pattern locks.
To the main business proper, how to
unlock the pattern lock or password,
please follow the steps
Step 1
Once you have download the Aroma
file manager , move it to the memory
card and insert the memory card to
the android device
Step 2
Open your stock recovery and
different device has there own way of
entering stock recovery, so I advise
you Google it out along with your
android device name. Once you have
it, enter into stock recovery which is
a black interface
Step 3
once you are there, use your volume
+ and volume – to scroll up and
down and use the middle button to
select
Step 4
Now Mount and storage>> Mount
Everything>> Mount System>> Mount
data>>Mount afs>>Mount
Preload>>Mount SDcard>> Mount
ExternalSD>> go back>> Install zip
from SDcard>>Choose zip from
external SDcard
Step 5
The find the Aroma File manager you
download into the sdcard and select
and select “Yes Install Aroma file
manager” then it will load and the
file manager will open in the recovery
mode
Step 6
In the aroma file manager, go to
Settings and Go to bottom n select
“Automount all device on start ”
which is the second to last option
and then exit from aroma file manger.
Step 7
perform step 5 again and the Aroma
file manager will update and open
again
Step 8
go to the Data Folder>>>then System
folder and find the gesture.key if it is
password lock that locked your
phone or password.key if it was a
password lock and press the file for
long and the option to delete the file
will pop up and delete it
Step 9
Exit the aroma file manager and
restart to the normal interface and
when the device has finished restart
you will still find the pattern lock or
password there but you are to use
any pattern lock or password and it
will accept and your device is
unlocked but note the pattern you
use and password.

anandrd said:
1. You first have to power off
your Android smartphone. In
order to do that, press the
power button and select
“power off”.
2. Wait a few seconds and then
press the volume up and
volume down buttons along
with the power button at the
same time for about 3, or 4
seconds.
3. Release the buttons; the
Moto G boot menu must be
now displayed on your
phone.
4. Use the Volume Down button
in order to scroll down and
also up as the Volume Up
button can be used only for
selecting an option.
5. Scroll down until you reach
“recovery” and the press the
Volume Up button once.
When I select 'recovery' and press vol up, nothing happens, no android logo, the screen just goes black and the phone is still powered off. I'm trying to factory reset to get rid of a screenlock pin that I forgot. I have tried pressing 'factory' and it doesn't get rid of the screenlock pin... The phone seems to reboot, but the stupid pin screen is still there. Anything else I can try?
6. The android logo will now be
displayed on your phone.
7. Hold down Volume Up and
Volume Down buttons for
about 5 seconds and press
power button once.
8. The recovery mode menu
should now be displayed.
9. That was all; you can now
choose wipe data/factory rest to hard reset your
Moto G
and then choose reboot system now
thats it ur mob will become like new mobile
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When I select 'recovery' and press vol up, nothing happens, no android logo, the screen just goes black and the phone is still powered off. I'm trying to factory reset to get rid of a screenlock pin that I forgot. I have tried pressing 'factory' and it doesn't get rid of the screenlock pin... The phone seems to reboot, but the stupid pin screen is still there. Anything else I can try?
---------- Post added at 11:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:51 PM ----------
I finally was able to get rid of the screen lock pin by using this info:
External Reset
If you are unable to access the phone's menu to perform the standard reset you can attempt an external factory reset.
Notes:
When using this feature; everything is deleted from the device.
Reset will require a minimum battery level of 25%. If you are unable to perform a reset, please charge for 20-30 minutes and try reset again.
1. With the phone powered off, press the VOL DOWN KEY for 2-3 seconds then POWER key then release.
2. The device will display different BOOT OPTIONS
3. Use the VOL DOWN Key to SCROLL to Recovery and VOL UP Key to select
Tip: If the device reboots, you may have waited to long to make a selection, you will need to begin the process again.
4. The device will display the Motorola logo and then the Android in distress ( logo with Exclamation mark)
5. Press and hold the VOL UP key for 10-15 seconds. While still holding the VOL UP key tap and release the POWER key
Tip: You can try this step, holding the phone in landscape. If you are stuck on step 6, try a force reboot by pressing the Power key and Vol Down key, and start the process again.
6. The device will display additional menu options (Text will appear in BLUE)
7. Use the VOL DOWN Key to scroll to Wipe data / factory reset and the POWER Key to select this option
8. Use the VOL DOWN key again to select YES - delete all user data and press the POWER key to CONFIRM
9. Once the Formatting is complete, press the POWER key to confirm a REBOOT
10. The device will reboot and start the normal power up sequence

Moto g4 plus not accepting Gmail address used to sync device
I managed to factory reset my Moto g4 plus phone...but after rebooting the phone and trying to set up the phone again, it did not accept the Gmail address which I had used to sync the device earlier...is there any way to bypass this requirement so that I can start using the phone again ?

Fix for bootloop with enablefilecrypto_failed after OTA upgrade to Android 10

On 3 separate Nokia 6.1 (2018) TA-1050 devices, after the OTA upgrade from Android 9 to Android 10 (using either the December 2019 Stable Android 10 Full OTA update with version number V4.10C, or using the May 2020 Full OTA update with version number V4.15C), I encountered a bootloop. Many users with Nokia devices for which Nokia released an OTA upgrade from Android 9 to Android 10 report the same:
After the OTA is applied, the phone restarts, the screen goes black, the phone restarts again, until finally the following screen is displayed:
(sorry for not posting a screenshot - as a new user I am apparently not allowed that privilege until I have made 10 posts, so I have to put in the literal text of the screen instead, using the color scheme of the real screen)
Android Recovery
nokia/plate2_00mm/PL2 sprout
10/QKQ1_190828.002/00ww_4_10C
user/release-keys
Use volume up/down and power.
Cannot load Android system. Your data may be corrupt. If
you continue to get this message, you may need to perform
a factory data reset and erase all user data stored on this
device.
Try again
Factory data reset
Supported API: 3
Boot Reason: enablefilecrypto_failed
In the rest of this post I will refer to this screen as the enablefilecrypto_failed screen.
Note the numbers I indicated in bold in this screen, which indicate that the phone is attempting to start Android 10.
Even though I searched the Internet extensively for several months, I did not find a complete solution for this issue. After a lot of trial and error, I have found a working solution myself, which I am documenting here. The idea behind this procedure is to make sure that both slots in the phone get upgraded to Android 10, which the OTA, by design, does not do.
If you have a Nokia 6.1 or a similar Nokia phone (with A/B slots) with the symptom as described above, you are welcome to try this solution AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Please note that following this procedure will result in the complete erasure of all user data stored on the phone! Save whatever data you need on external storage!
Prerequisites
Android Platform Tools: ADB and Fastboot (download here)
The procedure does not require the phone to be unlocked or rooted.
Procedure
If you are on the enablefilecrypto_failed screen, follow these steps to try to boot your phone from the inactive slot, which should not have been touched:
a. First of all, just for good measure, select "Try again" with the volume keys, then press the power button. The phone will restart. If you get the same screen again, try it up to five times. Your phone should turn off completely after the third time. You can turn it on again to try a further few times.
b. Connect the phone to the computer using the USB cable. If the phone was off, the phone will turn on and show the battery charge screen.
c. From the battery charge screen, or the enablefilecrypto_failed screen, press and hold the volume down key (make sure you do not accidentally select "Factory data reset"), then press and hold the power key. Keep both pressed throughout the power up sequence. You will end up with a screen showing the android one logo and on top the words "Download mode". From now on we will refer to this screen as the bootloader screen.
d. Open a Command Prompt on the computer, and change the current directory of the command prompt to the folder in which the platform tools were installed.
e. Type in the following command, and at its end press the Enter key:
Code:
fastboot getvar current-slot
You will see either: current-slot: a or current-slot: b. On some phones, the slot character may be prefixed by an underscore (i.e. _a or _b). Write down the current slot.
f. We now want to make the inactive slot active. If the current slot was a (or _a), you want to type the following command (if the current slot was prefixed by an underscore, then also put an underscore before b in the following command), then press Enter:
Code:
fastboot --set-active=b
If the current slot was b (or _b), then type the command (if the current slot was prefixed by an underscore, then also put an underscore before a in the following command), then press Enter:
Code:
fastboot --set-active=a
You will see either Setting current slot to 'a' or Setting current slot to 'b', depending on which slot has been made active.
g. Now reboot the phone by typing the following command and pressing Enter:
Code:
fastboot reboot
h. Your phone may come up with the following screen:
Android Recovery
nokia/plate2_00mm/PL2 sprout
9/PPR1.186610.011/00ww_3_54P
user/release-keys
Use volume up/down and power.
Cannot load Android system. Your data may be corrupt. If
you continue to get this message, you may need to perform
a factory data reset and erase all user data stored on this
device.
Try again
Factory data reset
Supported API: 3
Boot Reason: enablefilecrypto_failed
Note that this screen shows that the phone has switched to Android 9, as indicated by the numbers I placed in bold in the above screen.
If so, make sure "Try again" is selected, then press the power button. Your phone will restart and Android 9 will come up, which will give you the opportunity to back up your phone before proceeding.
Backup the phone
a. Make sure your contacts, calendar entries, etc., are completely synchronized with whatever cloud provider you are using (usually Google).
b. To backup Whatsapp messages, go into Whatsapp settings and perform a backup either to the cloud, or to phone memory.
c. To backup SMS and MMS messages, use an app like "Anything to SMS".
d. Connect the phone with the computer using a USB cable, and copy the entire contents of the phone memory to a new folder on the computer. Make sure this copy is complete, including the backups of Whatsapp, SMS messages, and any other app-specific data, as well as your documents, pictures and videos, and anything else you want to keep.
e. If your phone is rooted, you may want to additionally use Titanium Backup to make a complete backup of all apps and their data, and use a custom recovery like TWRP to make a NANDroid backup. Make sure these backups are moved off the phone, as you will be required to perform a complete "wipe" of the entire phone.
To make further troubleshooting easier, you may want to enable Developer Mode and USB Debugging:
a. Open Settings->About phone
b. Scroll down until Build number
c. Tap 7 times on Build number
d. When prompted, enter phone PIN or password
e. Exit Settings
f. Open Settings->System->Advanced->Developer options
g. Scroll down to USB debugging and turn it on
h. Exit Settings
i. If not prompted to allow USB debugging, disconnect and then reconnect the USB cable. You should see a prompt on your phone asking whether to allow USB debugging from a specific device (the computer the phone is connected to). You should answer affirmatively to this prompt.
Further preparations
a. If your phone is rooted, disable all apps that require root (for example the firewall), and completely uninstall Magisk, restart the phone when prompted.
b. Before continuing, either connect the phone to a charger, or make sure the phone is (almost) completely charged.
c. Open Settings->System->System update. Let the phone check for updates, download the update, follow the prompts, resume the upgrade it necessary, allow the system update to install, and, when prompted, restart the phone (even if you already did all of this in the past). Your phone will restart and return to the enablefilecrypto_failed screen. Before continuing with the next part, make sure the enablefilecrypto_failed screen shows the version numbers corresponding to Android 10 (as shown at the beginning of this post).
Booting into recovery from the enablefilecrypto_failed screen showing the version numbers corresponding to Android 10
a. If you have a custom recovery permanently installed, follow the next steps until you see the custom recovery screen.
b. If disconnected, connect the phone to the computer using the USB cable.
c. While making sure "Try again" is selected, press the power button.
d. The moment the phone restarts, press and hold the volume up key, then press and hold the power key. Keep both pressed throughout the power up sequence. If you have a custom recovery permanently installed, it should come up now. If you have the stock recovery, you will end up with a screen showing an android robot lying down on its back, with a red triangle over its open belly, and the words "no command" below it. To enter the stock recovery from this screen, hold the power key and tap the volume up key once. You will then see a screen with a larger menu (see below); this is the stock recovery screen. From now on we will refer to this screen as the stock recovery screen. If you end up again with the enablefilecrypto_failed screen instead, try the above steps again; the timing of step d is quite critical.
The stock recovery screen looks like this:
Android Recovery
nokia/plate2_00mm/PL2 sprout
10/QKQ1_190828.002/00ww_4_10C
user/release-keys
Use volume up/down and power.
Reboot system now
Reboot to bootloader
Apply update from ADB
Apply update from SD card
Wipe data/factory reset
Mount /system
View recovery logs
Run graphics test
Run locale test
Power off
Supported API: 3
Boot Reason: (null)
Using ADB to sideload the Full OTA upgrade from the stock recovery screen
Please note the links provided here are the official links to the Full OTA for the Nokia 6.1 (2018) "PL2_sprout". If you are attempting these steps on a different Nokia phone, you will have to find the correct links for the corresponding Full OTA upgrade. Do not use the links provided here.
a. Check the Android 10 version number in the stock recovery screen.
b. If the Android 10 version is 4_10C, then, on the computer, download the Full OTA upgrade from here: https://android.googleapis.com/pack.../c6260831df0acdfe9828f18bcea7ffb556f4b2e5.zip
If the Android 10 version number in the stock recovery screen is 4_15C, then download the Full OTA upgrade from here: https://android.googleapis.com/pack.../bb7fea8687fc11e36c298f2b8e49c0116a174e11.zip
c. If you have a custom recovery on your phone, now press the keys to start the ADB sideload.
d. If you have the stock recovery, on the phone, use the volume down key to move the selection to "Apply update from ADB" and press the power key to confirm the selection.
e. On the computer, open a Command Prompt, and change the current directory of the command prompt to the folder in which the platform tools were installed.
f. Type in the following command, replacing [complete path to filename] with the complete and exact path to the file downloaded in step b above, including the full name of the file itself, and at the end of the command press the Enter key:
Code:
adb sideload "[complete path to filename]"
The phone screen will show it is finding the package, opening the package, verifying the package, and then it will install the package in two steps: Step 1/2 and Step 2/2.
g. When the two steps have completed, you may see some error messages about the recovery log on the phone. You can safely ignore these errors.
h. The menu entry selected on the phone screen should now be "Reboot system now". Press the phone power button to restart the phone.
i. In some cases, the phone will now start normally into Android 10, with all data intact. If so, congratulations! You can skip the rest of this post.
j. In most cases, the phone will again show the enablefilecrypto_failed screen. You will want to select "Try again" with the volume keys and press the power button to try to start the phone normally again.
k. When you have tried this 5 times, you can assume it is not going to work. Select "Factory data reset" with the volume keys and press the power button.
l. The phone will prompt you with a warning "Wipe all user data? THIS CANNOT BE UNDONE!" Select "Factory data reset" with the volume keys, and press the power button.
m. The phone will now wipe all user data, and then turn off.
n. When the phone has turned off for a good while, press the power button (you may need to hold the power button a bit longer than usual). The Nokia logo should come up. The Nokia logo will stay on the screen for a relatively very long time. Your phone should eventually start the Android 10 startup sequence ("Welcome" etc.), in which you will be asked to set up your phone.
o. My recommendation is to connect the phone to WiFi and allow it to download and install all applicable OTA updates before you continue to set up the phone. These incremental OTA upgrades do not usually cause the issue we experienced with the Full OTA upgrade from Android 9 to Android 10.
Links to various sites, posts and blogs which I used to prepare the above:
Reddit describing the issue, with actual screenshots: https://www.reddit.com/r/AndroidPreviews/comments/f2uqz7/nokia_61_got_stuck_in_loop/
Another article describing the issue, with a simpler fix which works for some phones: https://www.techmesto.com/possible-fix-nokia-smartphone-stuck-on-download-mode-after-ota-update/
Article describing how to apply OTA using ADB Sideload, including links to official OTA downloads: https://www.the***********.com/nokia-6-1-plus-android-10-update/
Link to discussion on Nokia community which was the main inspiration for my above post: https://community.phones.nokia.com/discussion/comment/149245/#Comment_149245
Link to thread here on XDA Developers about what seems to be a similar issue with the Nokia 7.1: https://forum.xda-developers.com/nokia-7-1/help/android-10-bootloop-update-t4022893/page3
Link to official TWRP FAQ with explanation about ADB Sideload: https://twrp.me/FAQ/
Link to unofficial TWRP recovery which supports encryption on the Nokia 6.1 (2018) (useful only if the phone has an unlocked bootloader): https://forum.xda-developers.com/nokia-6-2018/development/unofficial-twrp-3-4-0-0-team-win-t4122949
Information about the install of Magisk: https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-install-magisk/
Information about applying OTA updates with Magisk installed (this procedure does not seem to work for the Full OTA upgrade from Android 9 to Android 10, through no fault of Magisk): https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/ota.html
I welcome any comments to this post.