Guys please help
How can i root my E2333 without flashing TWRP
because i see it as security gap !
witch mean any one can wipe my phone
Ahmed.ssm said:
Guys please help
How can i root my E2333 without flashing TWRP
because i see it as security gap !
witch mean any one can wipe my phone
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Hi. Yes you can!!
I'm newbie here, but I followed this method root-twrp-sony-xperia-m4-aqua and rooted my e2353. Also I ignored the flashing TWRP steps. Hope you can root without any trouble
Ahmed.ssm said:
Guys please help
How can i root my E2333 without flashing TWRP
because i see it as security gap !
witch mean any one can wipe my phone
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If you need twrp and you don't want to install it, you can boot it without flashing:
fastboot boot recovery.img
Regards, Pavel.
Anyone could help me, already tried to install the latest twrp more I never can, was in version 2.8, someone could pass a tutorial well explained step by step, thanks
Juniiiors said:
Anyone could help me, already tried to install the latest twrp more I never can, was in version 2.8, someone could pass a tutorial well explained step by step, thanks
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/xp...de-tutorial-sony-xperia-tablet-z-lte-t3392831
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I have successfully unlocked my bootlader and downloaded twrp image si can you please tell me the safest way to root and install twrp on my Redmi 5 plus
ibbi.ir7 said:
I have successfully unlocked my bootlader and downloaded twrp image si can you please tell me the safest way to root and install twrp on my Redmi 5 plus
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Use magisk v16 for root
aikhhk8 said:
Use magisk v16 for root
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The only problem for which i am concerned is the bootloop as i have watched many you tube videos but when i go in comment section there are lot of problems faced by people. Please give link to the tutorial you used to flash TWRP and rooted phone without problem.
Please
ibbi.ir7 said:
The only problem for which i am concerned is the bootloop as i have watched many you tube videos but when i go in comment section there are lot of problems faced by people. Please give link to the tutorial you used to flash TWRP and rooted phone without problem.
Please
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If u have backuped your phone , u should have no fear of bootloop .By the way flashing magisk will never give you bootloop so feel free to flash it . See this
aikhhk8 said:
If u have backuped your phone , u should have no fear of bootloop .By the way flashing magisk will never give you bootloop so feel free to flash it . See this
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Thankyou very much will try today.
Yes it can give bootloop on a some devices but if you have a backup it ok
tiago199988 said:
Yes it can give bootloop on a some devices but if you have a backup it ok
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We have same device getting bootloop while flashing magisk is impossible.
Hello all
I recently switched from a Huawei Mate SE to the UMIDIGI F1 because turns out Huawei has blocked any means to unlock the bootloader (bastards). I've seen that Umidigi is more friendly in this respect so I was wondering what procedure or website you guys might recommend to follow to root the F1. Google brings up a few results but I would like to know from other's experience which one they think is best to follow since my expertise running adb is null (all my previous devices have been rooted running some app never directly from adb). Thanks for any help.
David C.
Update: I've successfully rooted my phone following this guide, only difference is that I installed the latest Magisk 19.1
Hallo. You can try this guide.
https://www.needrom.com/download/twrp-umidigi-f1/
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You may have to format data when first in TWRP to allow installation of Magisk
Has anyone updated TWRP for the new OTA update?
skeltonh said:
Has anyone updated TWRP for the new OTA update?
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What do you mean. I did check the verity:id in the current twrp and the new update boot.img.
They are still the same.
I did check the verity:id in the current twrp and the new update boot.img.
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Thanks. I'll check mine and see why it failed. The update is ok but without root I can't install my firewalls and other blocking software. I'll try again.
Thanks! :good:
Hello to all,
Please help me with some advice.
I want to downgrade my Poco F1 from stock Android 10 to stock Android 9 Miui 11, because of the very poor battery life after update. I tryed factory reset with no result. The battery life îs almost half then It was before update of android 10, so I want It back.
Can anyone help me with a step by step tutorial of how to downgrade?
Fireblad3 said:
Hello to all,
Please help me with some advice.
I want to downgrade my Poco F1 from stock Android 10 to stock Android 9 Miui 11, because of the very poor battery life after update. I tryed factory reset with no result. The battery life îs almost half then It was before update of android 10, so I want It back.
Can anyone help me with a step by step tutorial of how to downgrade?
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try optimus kernel for better battery life
Fireblad3 said:
Hello to all,
Please help me with some advice.
I want to downgrade my Poco F1 from stock Android 10 to stock Android 9 Miui 11, because of the very poor battery life after update. I tryed factory reset with no result. The battery life îs almost half then It was before update of android 10, so I want It back.
Can anyone help me with a step by step tutorial of how to downgrade?
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Is your bootloader unlocked and have you got twrp?
Even if his bootloader is locked Poco doesn't have any lock on it that control what version of software to have your best bet is Google it's your friend don't be lazy......
stinka318 said:
Even if his bootloader is locked Poco doesn't have any lock on it that control what version of software to have your best bet is Google it's your friend don't be lazy......
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If bootloader is unlocked then older miui can be flashed using twrp. Then a facotry reset is required to get to homescren. I've done it myself, with global rom, downgraded from 11.0.4.0 to 10.0.3.8 (however now back to 11.0.4.0 again)
*Factory reset will delete internal storage too so backup everything before downgrade.
Windoors said:
If bootloader is unlocked then older miui can be flashed using twrp. Then a facotry reset is required to get to homescren. I've done it myself, with global rom, downgraded from 11.0.4.0 to 10.0.3.8 (however now back to 11.0.4.0 again)
*Factory reset will delete internal storage too so backup everything before downgrade.
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Thanks for the reply,
I found a topic for Poco F1, here on Xda, with some info about unlocking bootloader and installing TWRP and I managed to unlock the bootloader after many attempts.
So I unlocked the bootloader, but did NOT rooted the phone. Transfered TWRP with ADB minimal commands, but when I restart phone in recovery TWRP asks for password for decryption. It lets me cancel the screen with password, but when I try to wipe cache and data gives error for not having permission. So I abandoned this method.
I google it and found another way to install roms, thru MiFlash, the tool from Xiaomi website.
The question is: Can I flash Android 9 MIUI 11 Global stable version with MiFlash with succes?
I have now installed on my phone Android 10 MIUI 11 Global stable version...
Fireblad3 said:
Thanks for the reply,
I found a topic for Poco F1, here on Xda, with some info about unlocking bootloader and installing TWRP and I managed to unlock the bootloader after many attempts.
So I unlocked the bootloader, but did NOT rooted the phone. Transfered TWRP with ADB minimal commands, but when I restart phone in recovery TWRP asks for password for decryption. It lets me cancel the screen with password, but when I try to wipe cache and data gives error for not having permission. So I abandoned this method.
I google it and found another way to install roms, thru MiFlash, the tool from Xiaomi website.
The question is: Can I flash Android 9 MIUI 11 Global stable version with MiFlash with succes?
I have now installed on my phone Android 10 MIUI 11 Global stable version...
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I've never used miflash so can't answer, sorry.
going back, i belive you had to flash disable force encryption.zip in twrp. This could remove the encryption.
Windoors said:
I've never used miflash so can't answer, sorry.
going back, i belive you had to flash disable force encryption.zip in twrp. This could remove the encryption.
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I fiund different videos online but none for the poco f1 regarding the downgrade with stock rom with MiFlash. It said that it would work with all Xiaomi models, but I don't want to make something stupid, that's why I am asking in this community, maybe someone knows more info about it.
So what version of TWRP you use? Where I can find a working version of the ,,disable force encription.zip" for poco f1?
as far as I know MiFlash is one of the safest ways to flash stock miui for afresh new beginning.
I always use this when I run into any problem. (but u shud get as many experts opinions as possible)
Now coming to the point of "downgrading", I m gonna downgrade my device to check whether it bricks or not.
rajeshkoshti said:
as far as I know MiFlash is one of the safest ways to flash stock miui for afresh new beginning.
I always use this when I run into any problem. (but u shud get as many experts opinions as possible)
Now coming to the point of "downgrading", I m gonna downgrade my device to check whether it bricks or not.
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Thanks for sharing the opinion and if you make any experiments let me know
Fireblad3 said:
I fiund different videos online but none for the poco f1 regarding the downgrade with stock rom with MiFlash. It said that it would work with all Xiaomi models, but I don't want to make something stupid, that's why I am asking in this community, maybe someone knows more info about it.
So what version of TWRP you use? Where I can find a working version of the ,,disable force encription.zip" for poco f1?
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Twrp: https://forum.xda-developers.com/poco-f1/how-to/recovery-official-twrp-t3883736
Disable force encryption: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1As6z5v7NEIfOk67jXHBX34cbnFZdEjy9/view
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Windoors said:
Twrp: https://forum.xda-developers.com/poco-f1/how-to/recovery-official-twrp-t3883736
Disable force encryption: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1As6z5v7NEIfOk67jXHBX34cbnFZdEjy9/view
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Once you've done that, format system and data. Then get twrp flashable miui 10 from here:
https://mi-globe.com/miui-firmware-rom-builder-features/78/
After flash, you need to format data to be able to get to homescreen. It works for me and i downgraded more than once from miui 11 (android 10) to miui 10
Fireblad3 said:
Thanks for sharing the opinion and if you make any experiments let me know
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Yes,
I have successfully downgraded from 11.0.4.0 to 11.0.5.0 using "XiaoMiFlash.exe" just to help u out.
How abt u hit the thanks button for both my comments coz as u know it involves lot of work. Now will have to restore all my data back!
All the best.:good:
Windoors said:
Twrp: https://forum.xda-developers.com/poco-f1/how-to/recovery-official-twrp-t3883736
Disable force encryption: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1As6z5v7NEIfOk67jXHBX34cbnFZdEjy9/view
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Once you've done that, format system and data. Then get twrp flashable miui 10 from here:
https://mi-globe.com/miui-firmware-rom-builder-features/78/
After flash, you need to format data to be able to get to homescreen. It works for me and i downgraded more than once from miui 11 (android 10) to miui 10
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Thank you for the help, I wil try to do that and come with feedback. I supose i can install TWRP using minimal ADB commands like I did before, then try to flash the zip with the decryption data.
But you say you downgraded from miui 11 (android 10) to miui 10...is still viable for me to downgrade with this method from stock global version miui 11 (andoird 10) to stock miui 11 (android 9)??. I only have the bootloader unlocked, NOT rooted
rajeshkoshti said:
Yes,
I have successfully downgraded from 11.0.4.0 to 11.0.5.0 using "XiaoMiFlash.exe" just to help u out.
How abt u hit the thanks button for both my comments coz as u know it involves lot of work. Now will have to restore all my data back!
All the best.:good:
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Thanks a lot, I will do that And please tell me a little more if you know...if i use XiaoMiFlash to flash the global stable rom and use the option to lock the bootloader, then I can unlock the bootloader again sometimes if i change my mind?
Fireblad3 said:
Thank you for the help, I wil try to do that and come with feedback. I supose i can install TWRP using minimal ADB commands like I did before, then try to flash the zip with the decryption data.
But you say you downgraded from miui 11 (android 10) to miui 10...is still viable for me to downgrade with this method from stock global version miui 11 (andoird 10) to stock miui 11 (android 9)??. I only have the bootloader unlocked, NOT rooted
Thanks a lot, I will do that And please tell me a little more if you know...if i use XiaoMiFlash to flash the global stable rom and use the option to lock the bootloader, then I can unlock the bootloader again sometimes if i change my mind?
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While flashing I selected clean all+lock bootloader. After successful flashing and booting, I used "unlock tool" with MI login on the device+on the unlock tool and it didnt give me trouble (waiting period to unlock etc) to unlock again. So its pretty simple if u knw wht u r doing.
Happy flashing
rajeshkoshti said:
While flashing I selected clean all+lock bootloader. After successful flashing and booting, I used "unlock tool" with MI login on the device+on the unlock tool and it didnt give me trouble (waiting period to unlock etc) to unlock again. So its pretty simple if u knw wht u r doing.
Happy flashing
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Thanks again, you realy helped me a lot. I wil comeback with feedback, it's clear now for me since you tested it already.
Fireblad3 said:
Thanks again, you realy helped me a lot. I wil comeback with feedback, it's clear now for me since you tested it already.
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Plz proceed with caution chck every step twice if u r doing smthng for the first time and lastly dnt hold anyone responsible if smthng goes wrong.:fingers-crossed:
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Fireblad3 said:
Thank you for the help, I wil try to do that and come with feedback. I supose i can install TWRP using minimal ADB commands like I did before, then try to flash the zip with the decryption data.
But you say you downgraded from miui 11 (android 10) to miui 10...is still viable for me to downgrade with this method from stock global version miui 11 (andoird 10) to stock miui 11 (android 9)??. I only have the bootloader unlocked, NOT rooted
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You'll need fastboot commands to flash twrp.
Yes, I've downgraded from global to global. If using twrp, you need the rom in flashable zip format.
Can't see why bootloader can't be re-unlocked.
Windoors said:
You'll need fastboot commands to flash twrp.
Yes, I've downgraded from global to global. If using twrp, you need the rom in flashable zip format.
Can't see why bootloader can't be re-unlocked.
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Yes, I've seen that roms for Twrp are in .zip format and the ones for XiaoMiFlash are .tgz format.
rajeshkoshti said:
Plz proceed with caution chck every step twice if u r doing smthng for the first time and lastly dnt hold anyone responsible if smthng goes wrong.:fingers-crossed:
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Yes, I will do that, check everything twice and don't rush. Everything should be properly done, step by step.
I still have a question.. if I have my microSd card in the phone while I flash a rom or wipe data it will affect it? I will loose the data on it? Should I get it out while doing the procedure?
Although I feel that it shudnt format sd card, I would simply remove sd card when wiping and insert it back when needed.:good:
I dnt wanna take chances.
Its upto u nw.:fingers-crossed: