Hi guys, I'm having some troubles to put my device in flashmode. I'd like to root it and then install a custom recovery but when turn on my device (to go in recovery by using power button + volume down) in screen appears only 3 choices and not four, I mean there's not the USB icon so I cannot put it in flashmode..any advice or suggestion? I'm on 4.2 stock and I've already installed ADB drivers and adb flash tool by following it http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2094746 . Please reply as soon as possible
Fastboot mode is enabled already when you see the bootloader menu since 4.2 - no need to select anything.
I had the same question. When you see those 3 options it's in fastboot mode
hey guys i hv successfully flashed twrp in moto e3 power
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but i hve a problem too! i cant able to root even i have twrp in my smartphone
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Process to install twrp in moto e3 power
first you have to install adb drivers in your pc
these are very common you can download form any site
after installation
pick your phone
go into settings
about phone
tap build number 6 or 7 times
there will be a pop up that you are a developer now
hit back button l
hitt click developer options in settings
find oem unlocking
enable it by entering your screen lock
allow usb debugging in developer options
download pad platform tools in your i will give links later
extract them in pc
open extracted folder connect your phone with data cable
hit click shift + right click
open command window
here yu have to execute first command
adb reboot bootloader
then check your phone
and allow this computer alway for usb debugging
your cellphone will reboot into bootloader mode it not that re enter command and hit enter
now you are in fastboot mode
execute second command
fastboot oem unlock
third command is
fastboot format userdata
not plug out your phone and check
press 1 minute both power key and volume up
your mobile will reboot
and there will be a popup on main bootlogo that device is unlocked
than you have to get phone into fastboot mode by first command
and same process
then download twrp for your moto e3 power from official site
rename that file with recovery.img
and copy into extracted folder in your pc
hit click shift +right click in that folder
and execute command
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
aftr some time yu are ready rock onn.... B|
reboot into recovery first time to check that u hve successfully flashed custom recovery
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mail me i i will send yu the all original tools
yours_jassi said:
hey guys i hv successfully flashed twrp in moto e3 power
follow me to flash in ur moto e3 power
but i hve a problem too! i cant able to root even i have twrp in my smartphone
have any suggestions? please mail me at [email protected]
Process to install twrp in moto e3 power
first you have to install adb drivers in your pc
these are very common you can download form any site
after installation
pick your phone
go into settings
about phone
tap build number 6 or 7 times
there will be a pop up that you are a developer now
hit back button l
hitt click developer options in settings
find oem unlocking
enable it by entering your screen lock
allow usb debugging in developer options
download pad platform tools in your i will give links later
extract them in pc
open extracted folder connect your phone with data cable
hit click shift + right click
open command window
here yu have to execute first command
adb reboot bootloader
then check your phone
and allow this computer alway for usb debugging
your cellphone will reboot into bootloader mode it not that re enter command and hit enter
now you are in fastboot mode
execute second command
fastboot oem unlock
third command is
fastboot format userdata
not plug out your phone and check
press 1 minute both power key and volume up
your mobile will reboot
and there will be a popup on main bootlogo that device is unlocked
than you have to get phone into fastboot mode by first command
and same process
then download twrp for your moto e3 power from official site
rename that file with recovery.img
and copy into extracted folder in your pc
hit click shift +right click in that folder
and execute command
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
aftr some time yu are ready rock onn.... B|
reboot into recovery first time to check that u hve successfully flashed custom recovery
dont forget to follow me on Google+ if this is valuable for you!
mail me i i will send yu the all original tools
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Hello,
XDA Assist is for newbies finding their way around XDA Developers, it isn't a development forum.
Please post the guide and file links here Moto E3 Forum, the users looking for the same might be able to use your help.
Great work mate and congratulations!
Thread closed!
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Vatsal,
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I flashed stock fastboot rom (YU OS) and it booted. After that, I did "fastboot oem lock" and phone not booting. fastboot not allowing me to flash another rom too.
I googled about this and it says I need to enabled USB debugging from dev tools. But since phone not booting, I am not able to do this.
Can anyone help please?
parvejsolkar said:
I flashed stock fastboot rom (YU OS) and it booted. After that, I did "fastboot oem lock" and phone not booting. fastboot not allowing me to flash another rom too.
I googled about this and it says I need to enabled USB debugging from dev tools. But since phone not booting, I am not able to do this.
Can anyone help please?
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Hmm you use a single bad command
fastboot oem lock
Its created problem at all.
Flash stock ROM using ets tool.
Download stock ROM from firmwarefile.com
http://firmwarefile.com/yu-yunique
Contents of the ZIP :
Drivers
Firmware
Flash Tool
YU YUNIQUE STOCK ROM FLASHING TECHNIQUE { TESTED AND WORKING }
==============================
· Now Extract the folder on Desktop
· Install the Driver given in the Driver Folder
· Restart PC
· Open the ETS Flash tool
· Connect your phone in Fastboot Mode
To go to FASTBOOT Mode...
Switch off your phone.
Press Vol. Down + Power Button till the YU logo comes up.
Then.. It will stuck on YU Logo.. and thats the FASTBOOT Mode.
· Press the Butterfly USB Button
· You can see your device to the connected USB Slot with Device ID 0X2A96
· Now open Set Select Emergency Mode and Select the Firmware Folder
· Now Select the Correct USB Slot for Example : USB801 and Set others to NULL
· Now Switch off Phone
· PRESS VOLUME UP + VOLUME DOWN + POWER BUTTON KEEP PRESSED AND AFTER SOME TIME THE SCREEN WILL TURN ON AND THE PHONE WILL VIBRATE AND WILL IMMEDIATELY THE SCREEN WILL GO BLANK...
DON'T WORRY AS IT HAS NOW SUCCESSFULLY ENTERED THE DOWNLOAD MODE.
AND THEN CONNECT PHONE TO PC.
IT WILL SHOW UP AS 'sahara download mode'. If it doesn't show this try installing Qualcomm USB Drivers.
Press Start All Then You have to wait ( DO NOT DISCCONECT THE MOBILE KEEP ATLEAST 50% BATTERY )
Phone will restart Automatically
Full reset wipe data and restart
ENJOY!! Its done.
After it you got unbricked yu yunique
Now follow steps given on yuplaydeveloper site to flash latest official yuos
Don't use any other commands which is not in steps.
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Hit thanks if you solve it with this method.
bro i'm getting a md5 checksum error on tz.mbn and the process fails everytime in v2. However v1 worked for me. Thanks for the guide :laugh:
First, you’ll need ADB and fastboot, which can be downloaded here. To set up ADB, go to Settings/About Phone/Software Info and tap on build number until you get a toast notification saying “You are now a developer!” You will now have a new category in Settings called Developer Options. Go into developer options and enable USB debugging and OEM Unlock. You won't be able to turn it on if your phone is plugged in to your PC. Once you've turned it on, go to your PC, open Terminal or Command Prompt and type “adb devices”. Then plug in your phone and hit enter. You'll get a prompt on your phone to “Allow connections to this PC?”. Check Always allow and Allow. Now run “adb devices” again. Your device should now appear in Terminal.
If you have a SD card, download the latest zips from here and here onto your SD card. It'll save you a step later on.
Then you'll need to reboot to fastboot by holding down VOL- and plugging in USB while power is off. Alternatively, you can type “adb reboot bootloader” in Terminal or Command Prompt.
Next, you'll need to unlock the bootloader. Bootloader unlocking will factory reset your phone! Once you're in fastboot, run “fastboot oem unlock” in Terminal or Command Prompt. Now the bootloader is unlocked.
Now it's time to flash TWRP, a custom recovery for Android. It's going to be the way you install custom ROMs and add-ons. Download Official TWRP here. Once you've extracted the recovery.zip, run this command: “fastboot flash recovery path/to/recovery.img”. Once the file has flashed, disconnect the USB cable and battery. The next step is important! You're going to need to boot into TWRP for the first time. With the phone off, hold down VOL- and press power until the phone vibrates and the LG logo appears. While still holding down VOL-, release and immediately press and hold power. You should now be at a white screen that says “Reset all data and restore to factory settings?” Use the volume and power keys to select yes and yes again. If you've installed TWRP successfully, it won't actually factory reset your phone. Now you should see the TWRP screen. If you don't see the TWRP screen and instead see a floating ring that says “Erasing”, don't worry. Let if complete and try flashing TWRP in fastboot again.
In TWRP, you'll be greeted by a screen that says “Swipe to allow modifications?” Swipe it, then go to the Wipe tab. Go to Wipe, then Format Data, then type yes, then go to the Reboot tab and select Recovery to reboot into TWRP again. If you're prompted to install the TWRP app, don't bother.
Once you've rebooted into TWRP again, it's time to disable encryption and root the phone. Download the latest zips here and here. Skip downloading them if you already put them on your SD card earlier. On your PC, push the files to your phone using the command “adb push path/to/file.zip /sdcard/”. You can drag and drop the file into Terminal or Command Prompt to copy file path. Then go to the Install tab in TWRP and select the no-verity-opt-encrypt.zip, tap Add more zips, then add the root zip, then swipe to flash. Let the zips flash, then tap the Reboot System button when it's done. Your phone will take a little longer to boot and might reboot a couple times.
Once you're back in the OS, go through the setup wizard. Set up Magisk. If you stay on stock, you should install an app like Quick Reboot Pro from the Play Store to make it easier to reboot into recovery. Now reboot back into TWRP and go to the Backup tab. If you have a SD card, set it as the backup location. You can enable compression if you want. This will make a full system backup that you can restore from as long as you have TWRP. If the backup takes up too much space, you can put it in Google Drive or your PC later on.
You are now ready to install ROMs!
Thanks to @messi2050
My device will not start boot loader with command "adb reboot bootloader" or with the method of holding volume down and pugging it into the PC, it just restarts and boots like normal. i cannot even get to the stage to use the command "fastboot oem unlock"
I cant get it too boot into TWRP
? Has anyone else have had issues geting into bootloader mode on lg stylo 2 boost mobile.
meg540 said:
? Has anyone else have had issues geting into bootloader mode on lg stylo 2 boost mobile.
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Please explain more in detail so you can be helped better In what ways? What are you doing to get into bootloader mode? I've never had any issues on my T-Mobile Stylo 2 plus. Are you trying to get into bootloader using buttons manually or through twrp or adb?
SM210 said:
Please explain more in detail so you can be helped better In what ways? What are you doing to get into bootloader mode? I've never had any issues on my T-Mobile Stylo 2 plus. Are you trying to get into bootloader using buttons manually or through twrp or adb?
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Im trying too put my phone into bootloader mode to unlock bootloader but it keeps restarting phone and wont go into it. Also i have tryed on my computer command promt but phone into bootloader mode it. Restarts phone but not into bootloader mode. Also i have tryed power down and holding power button that doesn't work.
meg540 said:
Im trying too put my phone into bootloader mode to unlock bootloader but it keeps restarting phone and wont go into it. Also i have tryed on my computer command promt but phone into bootloader mode it. Restarts phone but not into bootloader mode. Also i have tryed power down and holding power button that doesn't work.
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You hold volume DOWN and power then soon as screen comes on and you see LG you let go of the power button and then immediately press power again and you never let off volume DOWN. That doesn't work?
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SM210 said:
You hold volume DOWN and power then soon as screen comes on and you see LG you let go of the power button and then immediately press power again and you never let off volume DOWN. That doesn't work?
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Ill try that i think i wasnt doing it correctly i was holding down power button then i let go an i was holding down the down button. Ty for u help ill try it later today.
Hey there, I've got the LG K530F, is there any chance of unlocking it? I looked up the LG developer website and it's not listed in there, filling that form will just lead to a popup regarding that. I thought about downgrading it back to MM (Android 6.0) using the K350F10d_00_02221.kdz firmware package aiming to be able to run fastboot oem unlock, but I'm afraid of getting it bricked. Anyone tried it? I recall doing something like that to unlock the LG Optimus L9, but that one was way older and had much weaker security measurements.
Can't get into Bootloader
Hi i have a LGL82VL and when trying to use adb reboot bootloader it just restarts, And when using Vol Down and Power it just comes to the factory reset page (Hard Reset)
Any ideas on how to get to the bootloader? i checked with fastboot devices while on the hard reset page and got nothing. Any Ideas?
My phone. - Galaxy A51, One UI Version is 4.1, Android version is 12, Product Name – SM-A515F.
Stock ROM up to date.
I can boot into download mode, +/- volume, connect to pc. Works just fine.
But + volume & power boots into safe mode; - volume & power boots into safe mode; +/- volume & power boots into safe mode; +/- volume only boots into safe mode. I have ran out of button sequences to try.
What is wrong with my phone, is it impossoble to boot into recovery mode on my model of phone. This is why I cannot install TWRP as when I install via Odin, it will not boot into recovery post installation.
I am stumped.
Hello!
What is about phone: is it bootlooping or is it in downloading mode?
Other question: from what source did you download the twrp.tar file?
You should be able to force a reboot to recovery using ADB. Enable developer options, then enable USB Debugging. Download the SDK Platform Tools and open a command line in the platform tools directory (where you find the fastboot, adb, etc programs)
First, type adb devices. ADB will then start the ADB daemon.
Next, connect your device via USB cable while unlocked. You should get a prompt on the device screen requesting USB debugging authorization. Go ahead and grant it.
Then, type adb devices again. If you authorized USB debugging correctly, you should see your device listed.
Now, type adb reboot recovery. Your device should reboot into TWRP.
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You should be able to force a reboot to recovery using ADB. Enable developer options, then enable USB Debugging. Download the SDK Platform Tools and open a command line in the platform tools directory (where you find the fastboot, adb, etc programs)
First, type adb devices. ADB will then start the ADB daemon.
Next, connect your device via USB cable while unlocked. You should get a prompt on the device screen requesting USB debugging authorization. Go ahead and grant it.
Then, type adb devices again. If you authorized USB debugging correctly, you should see your device listed.
Now, type adb reboot recovery. Your device should reboot into TWRP.
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Guy, to complete the TWRP installation, it is needed to flash Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt from TWRP, otherwise the device will not boot properly
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Other question: from what source did you download the twrp.tar file?
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It's in Stock now. But it was stuck in a bootloop, but could boot into download mode. These are the recovery's which all installed but I could not boot into. I cannot boot into recovery now I am in Stock. It's as if there is no recovery option for my A51.
Twrp+vbmeta_A11.tar,
TWRP-11-3.6.0-a51-20220210-1636.tar,
TWRP-11-3.6.1-a51-20220228-2050.tar,
TWRP-11-3.6.1-a51-20220321-1406-hotfix.tar,
TWRP-11-3.6.2-a51-20220602-0515.tar,
twrp-a51-3.5.0_10-1_ianmacd.tar
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Guy, to complete the TWRP installation, it is needed to flash Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt from TWRP, otherwise the device will not boot properly
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I was stuck in a bootloop and could not boot into TWRP..
Unless there is a way to flash Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt in downlad mode using Odin?
V0latyle said:
You should be able to force a reboot to recovery using ADB. Enable developer options, then enable USB Debugging. Download the SDK Platform Tools and open a command line in the platform tools directory (where you find the fastboot, adb, etc programs)
First, type adb devices. ADB will then start the ADB daemon.
Next, connect your device via USB cable while unlocked. You should get a prompt on the device screen requesting USB debugging authorization. Go ahead and grant it.
Then, type adb devices again. If you authorized USB debugging correctly, you should see your device listed.
Now, type adb reboot recovery. Your device should reboot into TWRP.
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Hi I am back in stock now, so no TWRP installed. Would this method boot you into Stock recovery?
Do I need to be in download mode or just normal mode when connecting the phone to the pc?
Hello, can you say what version of Android your phone on?
If it is on 12th, then I would say, that the problem is, that this version may not fully supported for TWRP working
Because as I tried, there was a fail in the procces.
Sorry, i did not see that you have already written about it
Yep, think I will have to download Android 10 stock rom; and hopefully be able to install 10 via Odin from 12 back to 10.
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Hi I am back in stock now, so no TWRP installed. Would this method boot you into Stock recovery?
Do I need to be in download mode or just normal mode when connecting the phone to the pc?
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ADB commands must be issued in system. The alternative would be from fastboot but it doesn't seem you can access that.
Try flashing TWRP again, but immediately hold Volume Up during boot to force booting into TWRP. Newer Samsung firmware does seem to have some sort of security measure that will replace a custom recovery, so you'll have to flash the Multidisabler to disable stock recovery auto-restoration.
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Yep, think I will have to download Android 10 stock rom; and hopefully be able to install 10 via Odin from 12 back to 10.
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I do not want to mislead you, but you will not be able to roll back from Android 12 to Android 10, because the current binary version of your phone (5) cannot be changed to lower one (4).
Maximum as you can do, is to downgrade to the 11th version and there, as I think and tried, the Twrp+vbmeta_A11.tar recovery file will be flashed sucessfuly and you will be able to enter TWRP without issues like bootloop.
Other problems are, as I think, that you may forgot to enable USB Debugging on your phone and authorize it with your computer, you may forgot to set the default USB Configuration as data transfer (MTP), or even you may not unlocked the bootloader.
I think they are the reasons because of which you could not enter TWRP, because, as I have tried to flash One UI 4.1 Android 12 according to this thread recently: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...ecovery-project-v3-6-2-android-11-12.4400869/
everything has been sucessful, both flashing and entering and following rebooting to Stock system.
Or you may even not removed the check mark from the parameter "Auto Reboot" in Odin
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I do not want to mislead you, but you will not be able to roll back from Android 12 to Android 10, because the current binary version of your phone (5) cannot be changed to lower one (4).
Maximum as you can do, is to downgrade to the 11th version and there, as I think and tried, the Twrp+vbmeta_A11.tar recovery file will be flashed sucessfuly and you will be able to enter TWRP without issues like bootloop.
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Cheers for that, just downloaded Android 10, took me twelve hours to download, so its no use to me. I need to download Android 11.
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Or you may even not removed the check mark from the parameter "Auto Reboot" in Odin
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Yep did that.