After typing fastboot reboot, hold the key combo, and boot to TWRP.
To prevent this, search to find the proper key combo for your device to enter recovery.
Many devices will replace a custom recovery automatically during first boot. Rename the TWRP image to twrp.img and type: fastboot flash recovery twrp. From your PC, open a command prompt/terminal and type: adb reboot bootloader. You can even put it in the folder where the Fastboot binary is located. Copy the TWRP image to a suitable location on your PC. If you have a device that still uses the A-only partition scheme, then you should be able to replace the stock recovery image with TWRP via Fastboot directly. On legacy A-only devices, the output should be blank.Ĭase I: Devices with A-only partition scheme This will return "true" if the device supports A/B partitions. Users can easily check it by running the following command in ADB shell or a Terminal Emulator app: getprop ro. Since TWRP replaces the stock recovery image of your device, the installation process depends on the target device's partition scheme. You can find a list of devices that are officially supported by following the link below.Īs mentioned earlier, you may also find unofficial TWRP builds for your device in our forums. Let’s start by downloading the appropriate TWRP image for your device. You can also follow the generic TWRP installation guide from this tutorial. You should be able to find similar fine-tuned guides for your device under the device sub-forums. Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G/Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G/Redmi Note 11E Pro/Poco X4 Pro 5Gįor other Mi, Redmi, and Poco branded devices, kindly check out the Xiaomi section of our forums. Redmi Note 10 5G/Redmi Note 11SE/Poco M3 Pro 5G. SamsungĮxynos variant / Qualcomm Snapdragon variantįor other Samsung devices, kindly check out the Samsung section of our forums. 
For other OnePlus devices, check out the OnePlus section of our forums.
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