How To Install TWRP Recovery On Xiaomi/Poco/Redmi

TWRP recovery may be familiar to Xiaomi, Poco, or Redmi users who enjoy customization and want to learn more about enhanced features. TWRP, or TeamWin Recovery Project, is an open-source custom recovery that enables you to flash different mods and patches, install custom ROMs, and back up your device.

For experienced users who want to fully customize their devices and experiment with different settings, TWRP is strongly advised. It’s important to keep in mind, though, that improperly installing TWRP recovery could result in damage to your device and void its warranty.

We’ll walk you through setting up TWRP recovery on your Xiaomi, Poco, or Redmi device in this article.

Benefits of TWRP:

1. Backing up data: TWRP allows users to create a full backup of their device’s data, which can be restored later if something goes wrong during the installation of a custom ROM or any other modification.
2. Flashing custom ROMs: TWRP makes it easy to flash custom ROMs, which can improve the device’s performance, offer new features, and update the Android version.
3. Installing mods: TWRP allows users to install custom mods, which can add new functionality to the device or tweak existing features.
4. Wiping cache and data: TWRP makes it easy to wipe the cache and data partitions of the device, which can help to fix issues such as boot loops or force closes.
5. Rooting: TWRP can be used to root Android devices, which can give users access to advanced features and customizations.

Risks of TWRP:

1. Bricking the device: If the installation of TWRP goes wrong, it can lead to a bricked device, which may require advanced recovery techniques to fix.
2. Security risks: Installing TWRP may make the device more vulnerable to security threats, such as malware or data theft.
3. Warranty void: Installing TWRP may void the device’s warranty, as it involves modifying the device’s firmware.
4. Data loss: If the backup of the device’s data is not done properly, there is a risk of losing data during the installation of custom ROMs or mods.
5. Compatibility issues: TWRP may not be compatible with all Android devices, which can lead to issues such as boot loops or system crashes.

How to Install c on Xiaomi/Poco/Redmi

For ease of understanding, the instructions are divided into sections below. Ensure that you follow in the exact same order as stated. Errors or process malfunctions may result from skipping or changing the sequence. If there are any problems, go back to the directions and check your actions one more time before continuing.

1: Install Android SDK

First and foremost, you will have to install the Android SDK Platform Tools on your PC. This will enable you to communicate with your Android device through a command prompt or terminal window. Additionally, make sure that USB debugging is enabled on your Android device before connecting it to your PC.

You will receive the platform-tools folder as a result, which you can use to install TWRP Recovery on the Xiaomi/Poco/Redmi by following the instructions in this guide.

2: Enable USB Debugging and OEM Unlocking

Next, you’ll need to turn on your device’s USB debugging and OEM unlocking. If you turn on USB debugging, your device can talk to a computer and access advanced features. If you turn on OEM unlocking, you can unlock the bootloader and install custom firmware. This will then allow you to boot your device into fastboot mode.

Go to Settings > About Phone now. 7 times, tap Build Number > Reopen the Developer Options window in Settings > System > Advanced. Enable OEM unlocking and USB debugging.

3: Unlock Bootloader

The bootloader of the device must then be unlocked. Do keep in mind that doing so will wipe off all the data from your device and could nullify its warranty as well. The bootloader can be unlocked to enable the installation of mods and alternate ROMs.

You now have more authority over the software running on your device. However, if you don’t do it correctly, you might brick your device, so take caution and pay close attention to the instructions. For more information on how to unlock the bootloader on any Xiaomi device, please see our detailed guide.

4: Download the TWRP Recovery Image

Downloading the TWRP recovery image for your device is the first step. From the XDA Developers forum or the official TWRP website, you can download the most recent TWRP recovery image for your device. Make sure to download the appropriate image for the model of your device.

5: Boot to Fastboot Mode

• Now connect your device using a USB cable to the computer.
• Ensure that USB Debugging is turned on. then type CMD in the address bar and press Enter to go to the platform-tools folder.
• By doing this, the Command Prompt will open. To boot your device into fastboot mode, enter the following command in the CMD window:

adb reboot bootloader

• Enter the following command to get the device ID and confirm the Fastboot connection.

fastboot devices

• Install the Fastboot drivers on your computer if you are not receiving any serial IDs.

6: Temporary Boot TWRP Recovery

• Enter CMD in the address bar to navigate to the platform-tools folder. By doing this, the Command Prompt will open.

• In order to temporarily boot your Xiaomi 12T Pro or Redmi K50 Ultra into TWRP Recovery, type the following command into the CMD window:

fastboot boot twrp.img

• TWRP will now boot on your device. Now carry on to the following step to install it permanently.

7: Permanently Install TWRP via Flash Current TWRP

• Flash Current TWRP can be found under Advanced in TWRP.
• TWRP is now set up as a permanent app on your device.

That sums it up nicely. These were the steps that needed to be taken to successfully install the TWRP recovery onto your Xiaomi/Poco/Redmi. Please let us know in the comments if you have any questions regarding the procedures that have been outlined above. We will get back to you as quickly as possible with a solution to the problem.