Finally, install the Universal TWRP Recovery Flasher tool.You can search for your device on the official TWRP website to find a TWRP recovery image and/or installer for it. TWRP image and installer that is compatible with your Android device.Enable USB debugging on your Android device.An Android device with an unlocked bootloader.Windows 10 is preferred but Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 will do as well. This can be a bonus if you’re willing to root your device but a dealbreaker if you don’t want to root it. This tool not only installs TWRP but will also root your device with Magisk. Still, make sure you have backed up everything important, including files and folders on your device’s internal storage. The process neither requires you to format your device nor it should be formatted automatically.
Therefore, DroidViews cannot be held liable for any damage to your device. In which case, you must understand that you were warned, and you still went with it anyway. There’s always a risk that something can go wrong. What we can not assure you of is that everything that you do (even if you follow this guide exactly) will produce the desired result. We can assure you that the method mentioned below has been successfully tested and that it works perfectly fine. Installing a custom recovery on your device requires unlocking the bootloader which will void its warranty. You can, therefore, also expect it to not work with your device if your device’s TWRP image file cannot be flashed simply via fastboot using ADB and Fastboot commands. That makes sense because Samsung devices require flashing TWRP via ODIN, whereas most other devices only need fastboot. Neither with the stock firmware installed nor with a custom ROM. So the Universal TWRP Recovery flasher doesn’t work on Samsung devices. Although it says Universal, not many things on Android really are. The tool is still in the beta stage so you can expect a few minor bugs in some cases but for the most part, it works as expected. He created a universal tool to install TWRP recovery on any Android, aptly named Universal TWRP Flasher. So that’s what XDA member Masked went ahead and did. This makes it a little easier to create a Universal TWRP Recovery flasher to install TWRP recovery img on almost all devices. While every device needs a different build of TWRP recovery, flashing the recovery on most devices is pretty much the same. Today, it’s your only option on most devices if you’re looking for a custom recovery. If you’re someone who has ever tried to flash a custom ROM, flash any mods or even root your Android smartphone, you probably have already heard of TWRP recovery.
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