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Quick LinksTeamWin Recovery Project, more widely known by its TWRP abbreviation, is the most popular custom recovery solution for Android devices. For the unaware, TWRP replaces the default recovery environment that came with your device, so you can root your device via Magisk, flash custom ROMs and kernels, create full backups, and so on. If you’re wondering how to get TWRP on your device, this guide should help you with that. In case you don’t see your device listed or you see a misplaced link, send a message to Skanda Hazarika (SkandaH on the forums) with the device details. XDA VIDEO OF THE DAY Why makes TWRP the preferred custom recovery choice for moddersOne of the reasons Android modders swear by TWRP is its active development and support for a wide variety of devices, with new devices being added to the official build roster regularly. Thanks to the open-source nature of the project, aftermarket developers can also port TWRP unofficially to many other devices. The internal structure of the custom recovery is quite modular, which is why you can find numerous forks as well as further functionality enhancements such as dual boot mods based on TWRP. DISCLAIMER: Replacing the stock recovery with TWRP usually needs an unlocked bootloader, which may void the warranty on the device. It may also make the device unstable or if not done properly, may completely brick the device. XDA and the author do not take any responsibility for your device. Install TWRP at your own risk and only if you understand what you are doing! TWRP for popular Android smartphonesHave you already unlocked the bootloader of your device? Eager to enjoy the first step towards the aftermarket development scene? Head to the following section to begin the journey. You should find device-specific TWRP installation guides for the latest flagship models from every major OEM below. AsusSr. No.DeviceCodename and Device ForumTWRP Installation Guide1.Asus ROG Phone III001DClick here2.Asus ROG Phone 3I003DClick here3.
For other Asus devices, kindly check out the Asus section of our forums. You should be able to find similar fine-tuned guides for your device under the device sub-forums. You can also follow the generic TWRP installation guide from this tutorial. Sr. No.DeviceCodename and Device ForumTWRP Installation Guide1.Google PixelsailfishClick here2.Google Pixel XLmarlinClick here3.Google Pixel 2walleyeClick here4.Google Pixel 2 XLtaimenClick here5.Google Pixel 3bluelineClick here6.Google Pixel 3 XLcrosshatchClick here7.Google Pixel 3asargoClick here8.Google Pixel 3a XLbonitoClick here9.Google Pixel 4flameClick here10.Google Pixel 4 XLcoralClick here11.Google Pixel 4asunfishClick here12.Google Pixel 4a 5GbrambleClick here13.Google Pixel 5redfinClick here14.Google Pixel 5abarbetClick here For other Google devices, kindly check out the Google section of our forums. You should be able to find similar fine-tuned guides for your device under the device sub-forums. You can also follow the generic TWRP installation guide from this tutorial. MotorolaSr. No.DeviceCodename and Device ForumTWRP Installation Guide1.Motorola Edge PlusburtonClick here2.Motorola Moto G100/Edge SnioClick here3.Motorola Edge 20 Pro/Edge S PropstarClick here For other Motorola devices, kindly check out the Motorola section of our forums. You should be able to find similar fine-tuned guides for your device under the device sub-forums. You can also follow the generic TWRP installation guide from this tutorial. OnePlusSr. No.DeviceCodename and Device ForumTWRP Installation Guide1.OnePlus 7guacamolebClick here2.OnePlus 7 ProguacamoleClick here3.OnePlus 7ThotdogbClick here4.OnePlus 7T ProhotdogClick here5.OnePlus 8instantnoodleClick here6.OnePlus 8 ProinstantnoodlepClick here7.OnePlus 8TkebabClick here8.OnePlus 9lemonadeClick here9.OnePlus 9 ProlemonadepClick here10.OnePlus 9RlemonadesClick here11.OnePlus NordaviciiClick here12.OnePlus Nord 2dennizClick here13.OnePlus Nord 2TkarenClick here14.OnePlus Nord N10billie8Click here15.OnePlus Nord N100billie2Click here16.OnePlus Nord N200dreClick here For other OnePlus devices, check out the OnePlus section of our forums. You should be able to find similar fine-tuned guides for your device under the device sub-forums. You can also follow the generic TWRP installation guide from this tutorial. SamsungSr. No.DeviceCodename and Device ForumTWRP Installation Guide1.Samsung Galaxy A53 5Ga53xClick here2.Samsung Galaxy Note 20c1s/c1qExynos variant / Qualcomm Snapdragon variant3.Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultrac2s/c2qExynos variant / Qualcomm Snapdragon variant4.
For other Samsung devices, kindly check out the Samsung section of our forums. You should be able to find similar fine-tuned guides for your device under the device sub-forums. You can also follow the generic TWRP installation guide from this tutorial. SonySr. No.DeviceCodename and Device ForumTWRP Installation Guide1.Sony Xperia 1griffinClick here2.Sony Xperia 1 IIpdx203Click here3.Sony Xperia 10kirinClick here4.Sony Xperia 10 PlusmermaidClick here5.Sony Xperia 10 IIpdx201Click here For other Sony Xperia devices, kindly check out the Sony section of our forums. You should be able to find similar fine-tuned guides for your device under the device sub-forums. You can also follow the generic TWRP installation guide from this tutorial. XiaomiSr. No.DeviceCodename and Device ForumTWRP Installation Guide1.Mi 10T Lite/Mi 10i/Redmi Note 9 Pro 5GgauguinClick here2.Mi 11venusClick here3.Mi 11 Lite 5GrenoirClick here4.Mi 11 Pro and Mi 11 Ultrastar and marsClick here5.Mi 11X/Poco F3/Redmi K40aliothClick here6.Mi 11X Pro/Mi 11i /Redmi K40 ProhaydnClick here7.Mi Mix 4odinClick here8.Mi A2jasmine_sproutClick here9.Mi A3laurel_sproutClick here10.Poco F4/Redmi K40SmunchClick here11.Poco X3suryaClick here12.Poco X3 GT/Redmi Note 10 Pro 5GchopinClick here13.Poco X3 ProvayuClick here14.Redmi 9 Power/9TlimeClick here15.Redmi Note 10mojitoClick here16.Redmi Note 10 ProsweetClick here17.Redmi Note 10SrosemaryClick here For other Mi, Redmi, and Poco branded devices, kindly check out the Xiaomi section of our forums. You should be able to find similar fine-tuned guides for your device under the device sub-forums. You can also follow the generic TWRP installation guide from this tutorial. How to install TWRP on any Android deviceBefore getting started with TWRP, make sure that:
Step 1: Downloading TWRP for your deviceLet’s start by downloading the appropriate TWRP image for your device. You can find a list of devices that are officially supported by following the link below. Download TWRP As mentioned earlier, you may also find unofficial TWRP builds for your device in our forums. Step 2: Flashing TWRPSince TWRP replaces the stock recovery image of your device, the installation process depends on the target device's partition scheme. Users can easily check it by running the following command in ADB shell or a Terminal Emulator app: This will return "true" if the device supports A/B partitions. On legacy A-only devices, the output should be blank. Case I: Devices with A-only partition scheme If you have a device that still uses the A-only partition scheme, then you should be able to directly replace the stock recovery image with TWRP via Fastboot.
Power users can also flash the custom recovery without using a PC, but the process needs root access. To do so, download the appropriate TWRP image file to your phone, rename it to twrp.img, and place it in the root of the internal storage (/sdcard). Run the following commands via adb shell or a terminal emulator app: On some rare occasions, your device doesn't feature a standalone recovery partition. Instead, the recovery is part of the boot image. The TWRP maintainers for such devices may repurpose a different partition as the recovery environment. As a result, the aforementioned flashing process might need some tweaking on those devices. Case II: Devices with A/B partition scheme In case of a device having A/B partition scheme, the recovery environment is fused with the boot image. Due to this design, you need to temporarily boot TWRP first and later perform a more permanent installation within the custom recovery environment.
Special Case: Samsung Samsung Galaxy devices don't a traditional Fastboot interface, hence the installation process of TWRP on them is quite different.
Step 4: VerificationThe last step is to verify that the custom recovery is working properly. Use the device-specific key-combo or the 1 command on an already running device to boot to the recovery mode. If you can see the menu like the one shown below, it means you have successfully install TWRP. Great job!Lastly, be sure to download the official app for the custom recovery project from Google Play. The app will alert you when new versions of the custom recovery are available. It'll also let you download the latest version right from your device, provided you've root access. Official TWRP App Developer: Team Win LLC Price: Free 3.4 DownloadDifferent functions and features in TWRPAlright, you have successfully installed TWRP on your Android smartphone. Now what? When you boot into TWRP for the first time, it might seem quite intimidating. You will see a ton of options and it's important to know what you're doing. You don't want to end up wiping your system partition by mistake and be stuck without an OS to boot into! Here are some brief explanations on what each option in TWRP does and why/when you would need to use it. InstallThis is the first option you see as soon as you're in TWRP and is probably the main reason you even installed a custom recovery. The main purpose of a custom recovery like TWRP is to flash zip files or img files. This can be a custom ROM, a tweak, a custom kernel, or a package like Magisk to root your device. Selecting this option will show you the list of files and folders on your phone's storage. 2 Images Close You can select the zip file that you want to flash from here and install it. If you wish to install an img file like a kernel or a different recovery, select the Install Image option at the bottom right. You can even switch between multiple storage options like your phone's internal memory, an external SD card, or even a USB drive connected via OTG, based on where your file is stored. WipeThis is essentially the option to factory reset your device, but with granular control. You can wipe specific portions of your device from this section like the cache, data, etc. Generally, you will need to wipe your device via this option before installing a custom ROM. You can read more about what specific partitions you need to wipe by heading to our how to install a custom ROM tutorial. 2 Images Close Be careful about what you wipe here. If you're unaware of what you're doing, you can end up wiping your system partition and end up without any OS installed or wiping your internal storage and losing your photos and files. BackupThis is quite straightforward. You can take a backup of your complete smartphone via the backup option. It's one of the best ways to take a backup of your Android phone since it includes everything from homescreen setup to contacts, messages, apps, and app data. It essentially clones your phone the way it is and creates a backup file that can be restored in case you end up bricking your device. 2 Images Close It's always a good idea to take a full backup of your phone via TWRP before modifying something. You can even backup your EFS partition from here which has saved me several times when I lost my IMEI after flashing a new ROM a few years back. You can choose to take a backup into your internal storage, an external SD card, or a USB drive via the Select Storage option. RestoreIf you have a TWRP backup that you'd taken previously, you can restore it from this section. If you ever end up in a bootloop or face issues after making any changes to your phone, you can restore a backup to make things right. MountEvery phone has certain partitions where corresponding data is stored. There's the System partition where your OS is installed, the Data partition where all your files are stored, the Cache partition where cached data is stored, etc. This section allows you to mount or unmount these partitions inside TWRP. In simple terms, you can decide whether or not you want certain partitions on your device to be accessible via TWRP. For example, If you mount the Data partition, you will be able to view and make changes to the files stored on your device. If you unmount the Data partition, TWRP won't be able to access your storage. If you've connected an external USB drive via OTG to flash files or take a backup/restore it, you will first have to mount it via this section by selecting the USB-OTG option. You can also enable/disable MTP from here. if MTP is enabled, you can access your phone's internal storage while in TWRP itself when it's connected to a PC. SettingsThis panel is similar to the Settings menu on Android. You can change various functions like time zone and format, vibration intensity, navbar orientation and style, screen brightness, and the language inside TWRP. 5 Images Close Some unofficial versions of TWRP like Orange Fox Recovery even have the option to change themes inside the Settings tab. AdvancedThe Advanced section in the TWRP menu gives you the option to copy logs if there are certain error codes you want to share later. 2 Images Close You can also access the terminal from here, sideload apps and files via ADB, and also use an in-built file manager if you want to make changes to some files. There's also an option to partition your SD card here. RebootOnce you've flashed a file or finished whatever work you had booted into TWRP for, you can reboot into the system from here or choose to power off your device. You also have two other options. The first one is to reboot back into recovery, and the second one is to reboot into the bootloader which essentially puts your phone in fastboot mode. This is helpful if you want to flash something via fastboot on your PC. We hope this guide not only points you towards the right threads for installing TWRP on your device but also provides general TWRP installation instructions that can be applied for a large majority of Android devices generally. We'll be updating this guide with links to further guides for specific phones, so check back again in the future! Langkah langkah pasang TWRP?Cara Install TWRP Melalui PC Atau Tanpa PC. Pastikan Android kamu sudah dalam mode USB Debugging ( Setting -> Opsi Pengembang -> USB Debugging). Download file TWRP sesuai tipe model Android di link TWRP ini.. Download dan install ADB installer di Link ADB ini.. Buka folder tempat file .img TWRP yang kamu download.. Apakah memasang TWRP harus di root?Yang harus dipersiapkan ketika anda ingin install TWRP adalah sebuah ponsel yang sudah di root baik menggunakan super user maupun dengan magisk manager.
Apa fungsi TWRP di Android?TWRP memberi pengguna opsi untuk mencadangkan perangkat mereka sepenuhnya (termasuk bootloader, data sistem, aplikasi pribadi, dll.) untuk kembali kapan saja, dan pengelola berkas bawaan untuk menghapus berkas yang mungkin menyebabkan masalah pada perangkat atau menambahkan suatu untuk memperbaiki masalah.
Apa itu mount di TWRP?5. Mount. Mount berfungsi untuk memuat data baik dari Micro SD ataupun USB OTG ke sistem android. Kalau memilih tombol Mount, maka kamu akan melihat terdapat pilihan untuk melakukan Mount microSD dan juga USB OTG.
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