Hi,
I have a problem with my device. My device has root (check by rootchecker) an the twrp manager says that the twrp recovery is installed but I can not go into the recovery. If I hold the buttons volume up and power I just come into the fastboot mode.
The problem starts as I start an update by ota.
Can anybody give me a solution?
Thank you.
hamburgo8855
to enter in trwp recovery, is vol down + power.
That doesn't work...
hamburgo8855 said:
Hi,
I have a problem with my device. My device has root (check by rootchecker) an the twrp manager says that the twrp recovery is installed but I can not go into the recovery. If I hold the buttons volume up and power I just come into the fastboot mode.
The problem starts as I start an update by ota.
Can anybody give me a solution?
Thank you.
hamburgo8855
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connect your device at pc and go in fastboot mode then fastboot flash recovery twrp recovery.img after flash succesfully you need this command... fastboot boot twrp.img .the phone boot directly in recovery and you are save
TWRP Oroblem
hamburgo8855 said:
Hi,
I have a problem with my device. My device has root (check by rootchecker) an the twrp manager says that the twrp recovery is installed but I can not go into the recovery. If I hold the buttons volume up and power I just come into the fastboot mode.
The problem starts as I start an update by ota.
Can anybody give me a solution?
Thank you.
hamburgo8855
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Turn off the phone. Press vol down and power together till you see anything on the screen and let only power go pressing the vol down further.
You could re-flash TWRP.
1. Boot phone into fastboot mode (volume-up+power button)
2. Connect to PC (make sure drivers and fastboot are installed)
3. If you havn't already download the appropiate version of TWRP.
4. Navigate to the TWRP file and rename it recovery.img then open a command prompt there
5. Type fastboot device to make sure your device is recognized then type "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" without quotes then boot into recovery by typing "fastboot boot recovery.img" also without quotes
Thank you for your help, but it was a brick. I found a solution on YouTube and on this site. Greetings
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I just used this method
""Enter the following commands to flash TWRP Recovery on your tablet:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.2.1-grouper.img
TWRP Recovery will then be flashed on your Nexus 7.
You will also get a “Finish/Okay” message at the command prompt. Type this command to reboot your tablet:
fastboot reboot
To enter TWRP Recovery, switch off your tablet. Press and hold the Volume Up, Volume Down, and Power buttons together.""
to install twrp on my nexus 7(rooted and unlocked with stock ROM).
It went well but when i try to boot it into recovery mode from bootloader, its just stuck a the google symbol screen.
I tried an alternative, using goo manager. when i reboot it using goomanager, it goes into twrp but not when i manually reboot the device and go into bootloader mode... Please help!!!!!
There's a bug in the boot loader that requires you to be plugged into a computer to access recovery.
prashaanth1992 said:
I just used this method
""Enter the following commands to flash TWRP Recovery on your tablet:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.2.1-grouper.img
TWRP Recovery will then be flashed on your Nexus 7.
You will also get a “Finish/Okay” message at the command prompt. Type this command to reboot your tablet:
fastboot reboot
To enter TWRP Recovery, switch off your tablet. Press and hold the Volume Up, Volume Down, and Power buttons together.""
to install twrp on my nexus 7(rooted and unlocked with stock ROM).
It went well but when i try to boot it into recovery mode from bootloader, its just stuck a the google symbol screen.
I tried an alternative, using goo manager. when i reboot it using goomanager, it goes into twrp but not when i manually reboot the device and go into bootloader mode... Please help!!!!!
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as previously mentioned, there is a bug.
I can boot into TWRP via hold Power button -> Reboot -> Recovery, if your ROM [stock rom?] does not have this, download ROM Toolbox on Play Store, and select "Rebooter" on the bottom, and "Reboot recovery"
Or I think you can use Terminal Emulator, and type
# su
# reboot recovery
that should work too..
or you can just plug it into a computer
Thanks a butt load!!!!!!!!!!
I also think goomanager or rom manager has a bug that it wont let me power on my tablet unless i hold the power button down for 10 seconds. I remove those apps then all is fine.
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I have a Xiaomi Redmi 4 Prime/Pro and my problem is that I cannot boot into recovery using the Power+Volume Up method. When I do so, my phone gets stuck at the Mi boot logo. However, I can boot into recovery when I hold Power+Volume Down (I enter fastboot mode), then I connect my phone to my PC and I use the commands:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot boot twrp.img
I don't know if it's normal that my phone restarts automatically and boots into recovery when I hit enter with the last command.
I want to be able to get into recovery using the Power+Volume Up technique. Also, I heard that if I hold the Volume Up key when I reboot from fastboot will open a window with an option to disable stock recovery replacement. This also doesn't work and gets me to the stuck screen with the Mi boot logo.
Is there anything I can do to open TWRP using the Power+Volume Up method?
DJsushi123 said:
I have a Xiaomi Redmi 4 Prime/Pro and my problem is that I cannot boot into recovery using the Power+Volume Up method.
Is there anything I can do to open TWRP using the Power+Volume Up method?
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Switch off the phone and wait for 10sec. After that hold together Volume Up + Volume Down + Power and wait (i guess 5-15sec) until you see recovery.
DJsushi123 said:
I have a Xiaomi Redmi 4 Prime/Pro and my problem is that I cannot boot into recovery using the Power+Volume Up method. When I do so, my phone gets stuck at the Mi boot logo. However, I can boot into recovery when I hold Power+Volume Down (I enter fastboot mode), then I connect my phone to my PC and I use the commands:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot boot twrp.img
I don't know if it's normal that my phone restarts automatically and boots into recovery when I hit enter with the last command.
I want to be able to get into recovery using the Power+Volume Up technique. Also, I heard that if I hold the Volume Up key when I reboot from fastboot will open a window with an option to disable stock recovery replacement. This also doesn't work and gets me to the stuck screen with the Mi boot logo.
Is there anything I can do to open TWRP using the Power+Volume Up method?
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Fastboot reboot recovery
Modest Mind said:
Switch off the phone and wait for 10sec. After that hold together Volume Up + Volume Down + Power and wait (i guess 5-15sec) until you see recovery.
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Thank you so much! It actually works! I don't know how, because usually it worked with the Power+Volume Up method.. Anyway, thanks!
SAFI_AFRIDI said:
Fastboot reboot recovery
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Hello,
thanks for your response. I don't know if you actually read my post, but my phone reboots after the command
Code:
fastboot boot twrp.img
and then it directly boots into TWRP. So getting into TWRP isn't that much of a problem here. I wanted to get into recovery without a PC and without using any of these commands.
Also, please try to describe the procedure more precisely next time because typing out just one command that isn't even surrounded in
Code:
quotes...
Thank you.
DJsushi123 said:
Hello,
thanks for your response. I don't know if you actually read my post, but my phone reboots after the command
Code:
fastboot boot twrp.img
and then it directly boots into TWRP. So getting into TWRP isn't that much of a problem here. I wanted to get into recovery without a PC and without using any of these commands.
Also, please try to describe the procedure more precisely next time because typing out just one command that isn't even surrounded in
Code:
quotes...
Thank you.[/QUOTE]
Ok then just go to settings and then system update and then click on the menu and reboot in recovery
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SAFI_AFRIDI said:
Ok then just go to settings and then system update and then click on the menu and reboot in recovery
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Hello,
thank you for your answer. One thing I forgot to mention is that I use a custom OS too (MoKee ROM) with Android 6.0.1. Although this has an option for 'Advanced reboot' where you can reboot to recovery, this option always got me to the Mi boot logo and stays stuck there.
Also, I already fixed this problem by holding Power+Volume Up+Volume Down at the same time.
Best regards,
DJsushi
Just flash this fix markw_fix_twrp_reboot.zip
DJsushi123 said:
I have a Xiaomi Redmi 4 Prime/Pro and my problem is that I cannot boot into recovery using the Power+Volume Up method. When I do so, my phone gets stuck at the Mi boot logo. However, I can boot into recovery when I hold Power+Volume Down (I enter fastboot mode), then I connect my phone to my PC and I use the commands:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot boot twrp.img
I don't know if it's normal that my phone restarts automatically and boots into recovery when I hit enter with the last command.
I want to be able to get into recovery using the Power+Volume Up technique. Also, I heard that if I hold the Volume Up key when I reboot from fastboot will open a window with an option to disable stock recovery replacement. This also doesn't work and gets me to the stuck screen with the Mi boot logo.
Is there anything I can do to open TWRP using the Power+Volume Up method?
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Just flash markw_fix_twrp_reboot.zip it will fix the problem
link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8e8UmTAapESVU1xdjFfeS11cEk/view
****!! Phone not booting after flash no buttons working seems, completely dead..!!!
Aseer Al Faisal said:
Just flash markw_fix_twrp_reboot.zip it will fix the problem
link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8e8UmTAapESVU1xdjFfeS11cEk/view
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****!! Phone not booting after flash no buttons working seems, completely dead..!!!
Any to remove pattern lock widout loosing data.... Non rooted... No google or mi account details... Read q&a thread for details.. help
Friends unlocked bootloader but unable to flash twrp or twrp. After giving command getting message in my phone " press any key to reboot". Please help.
Reboot to bootloader and in adb type
Fastboot flash recovery twrp.zip
Then turn your phn off.
Press and hold power button+volume down(not sure if up or down..try both)
To boot into twrp
pranavkpr said:
Reboot to bootloader and in adb type
Fastboot flash recovery twrp.zip
Then turn your phn off.
Press and hold power button+volume down(not sure if up or down..try both)
To boot into twrp
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Pwr + volume up = fastboot.
Pwr + vol down = recovery (stock / twrp).
Don't have twrp.zip file. Reyes twrp.img file with.zip command it also didn't work. Same msg continued "press any key to shutdown" in my phone.
I tried to install Asus Android ADB interface driver perhaps it not working properly.
Search for minimal adb and fastboot...download and install
Boot into fastboot then
Fastboot flash recovery (name of file with extension)
Your twrp file must be in the same folder as adb
You have to flash twrp in fastboot and then boot to twrp right after and flash it again
use another pc...
same problem
amritrajbharat11 said:
Friends unlocked bootloader but unable to flash twrp or twrp. After giving command getting message in my phone " press any key to reboot". Please help.
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I am also facing same problem.
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amritrajbharat11 said:
Don't have twrp.zip file. Reyes twrp.img file with.zip command it also didn't work. Same msg continued "press any key to shutdown" in my phone.
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what to do, facing the same issue.
Please Help!
amritrajbharat11 said:
Friends unlocked bootloader but unable to flash twrp or twrp. After giving command getting message in my phone " press any key to reboot". Please help.
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coudint even unlock bootloader via adb, Used the official method instead and unlocked bootloader (with asus's app for unlocking found on their website). Now (as expected)cannot install custom recovery through adb. When i try phone goes into a black screen saying "Press any key to shutdown". Any solutions? any alternate methods to install custom recovery? Thanks in advance
amritrajbharat11 said:
Friends unlocked bootloader but unable to flash twrp or twrp. After giving command getting message in my phone " press any key to reboot". Please help.
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Are you running stock Android Pie version (16.2017.1903.050)?, I faced also this problem on stock Android Pie, What I did is downgrade it back to stock Oreo version (.340)
Solved
pranavkpr said:
Reboot to bootloader and in adb type
Fastboot flash recovery twrp.zip
Then turn your phn off.
Press and hold power button+volume down(not sure if up or down..try both)
To boot into twrp
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faced the issue untill I realized it was an issue regarding USB 3.0. The phone cannot support such a higher data speed. Use a USB 2.0 hub between your PC and your phone. That solved my problem.
For some reason connecting the phone to a usb 2.0 port in my laptop also did not solve the problem.
i have problem in asus zenfone maxpro m1.Unable to flash twrp file.it is showing file size is max than target required.please anybody help me
I am using usb 2.0 hub and working SOLVEDSOLVEDSOLVEDSOLVEDSOLVED
ajaymannam said:
i have problem in asus zenfone maxpro m1.Unable to flash twrp file.it is showing file size is max than target required.please anybody help me
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I am using usb 2.0 hub and working SOLVEDSOLVEDSOLVEDSOLVEDSOLVED
I'm quite unexperienced to these topics, however I followed every guide I found online and in this forum, but I never seem to succesfully flash the unnoficial TWRP for my Redmi Note 7. Every time that I finish the process by entering the comand fastboot flash recovery twrp.img and then holding vol+ and power, It takes me back to the original fastboot mode of my device. I already have my bootloader unlocked and the ADB drivers installed on my PC and tried almost every tutorial I found (inclouding this one: https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-7/how-to/one-redmi-note-7-unlock-bootloader-t3890751).
I don't know what to do. If any one can give me a hand on this I would be very grateful. Thanks!
hoope47 said:
I'm quite unexperienced to these topics, however I followed every guide I found online and in this forum, but I never seem to succesfully flash the unnoficial TWRP for my Redmi Note 7. Every time that I finish the process by entering the comand fastboot flash recovery twrp.img and I boot your device into recovery, It takes me back to the original fastboot mode of my device. I already have my bootloader unlocked and the ADB drivers installed on my PC and tried almost every tutorial I found (inclouding this one: https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-7/how-to/one-redmi-note-7-unlock-bootloader-t3890751).
I don't know what to do. If any one can give me a hand on this I would be very grateful. Thanks!
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Once you've installed the twrp in fastboot mode you must reboot the device by holding vol+ and power until the twrp boot up and NOT with the fastboot command.
darhma said:
Once you've installed the twrp in fastboot mode you must reboot the device by holding vol+ and power until the twrp boot up and NOT with the fastboot command.
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Yes, I do that, but instead of taking me to the TWRP how it should be, it takes me back to the fastboot screen
You're sure to hold volume up and power and not volume down and power? Try to disconnect the device from the pc before reboot.
Hello guys
I have a problem, yesterday I was putting the twrp to my one plus 6t via fastboot and as soon as I entered the bootloader I put the command "fastboot boot twrp.img" and it said "fastboot unknow command".
So I searched on google for the commands to start the twrp via the PC terminal and I found this command "fastboot flash recovery twrp.img".
Everything ok, it restarts the screen, 3 minutes then it is turned off and remains in the initial screen where it says that the bootloader is unlocked, it does not go in fastboot mode not in recovery
Tips?
Use the Msm tool to recover if your phone is bricked.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...-msmdownloadtool-v4-0-oos-9-0-5-t3867448/amp/
FrancescoPtr said:
Hello guys
I have a problem, yesterday I was putting the twrp to my one plus 6t via fastboot and as soon as I entered the bootloader I put the command "fastboot boot twrp.img" and it said "fastboot unknow command".
So I searched on google for the commands to start the twrp via the PC terminal and I found this command "fastboot flash recovery twrp.img".
Everything ok, it restarts the screen, 3 minutes then it is turned off and remains in the initial screen where it says that the bootloader is unlocked, it does not go in fastboot mode not in recovery
Tips?
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When it comes to A/B slot phones (Like the OnePlus 6T), you're not suppose to use the fastboot flash recovery twrp.img command. The reason why is because that command doesn't apply to A/B slotted phones, you need to use the fastboot boot twrp.img command to boot into TWRP and then flash the TWRP flasher for OnePlus 6T which can be found here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...overy-unofficial-twrp-touch-recovery-t3861482
Make sure to download the flasher zip and the latest img for TWRP.
Drag the .img into the fastboot folder and use fastboot boot twrp-3.3.1-8-fajita.img. Then once it boots into TWRP, drag and drop the installer zip onto your phone's storage and flash it. Reboot into recovery and you should have TWRP on your phone.
ImmorTaLGiLL said:
Use the Msm tool to recover if your phone is bricked.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...-msmdownloadtool-v4-0-oos-9-0-5-t3867448/amp/
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I tried but didn't see it
Sadistic_Loser said:
When it comes to A/B slot phones (Like the OnePlus 6T), you're not suppose to use the fastboot flash recovery twrp.img command. The reason why is because that command doesn't apply to A/B slotted phones, you need to use the fastboot boot twrp.img command to boot into TWRP and then flash the TWRP flasher for OnePlus 6T which can be found here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...overy-unofficial-twrp-touch-recovery-t3861482
Make sure to download the flasher zip and the latest img for TWRP.
Drag the .img into the fastboot folder and use fastboot boot twrp-3.3.1-8-fajita.img. Then once it boots into TWRP, drag and drop the installer zip onto your phone's storage and flash it. Reboot into recovery and you should have TWRP on your phone.
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ok but it does not go into fastboot mode or in recovery mode
FrancescoPtr said:
I tried but didn't see it
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Make sure the device is off,Press volume up + volume down button then connect it to the computer.
If your device still doesn't show up,try pressing volume up+volume down+power button and then connect it.
This worked for me in many cases.
When I connect my phone via USB it shows up in the device manager as Qualcomm HS-USB.... But when I try using MSM it shows the phone connected on port 16 and I hit start and it fails after 16 seconds because it can't do a download. My question is is the download external via internet or is it a file in the MSM folder? I might be blocked by firewall at work if external.
EDIT: Looks like I found my issue. I couldn't tell if my phone was on or off since I had no display after trying about 20 more times I guess I got it ON.