[HELP] EdXposed YAHFA Bootloop - OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Q & A

So I don't have TWRP flashed onto my device, I am stuck in a bootloop after flashing EdXposed YAHFA on Magisk Manager. I then booted into TWRP using Powershell but when investigating the /data/ it only has india and reserve as folders.
I think it's because TWRP doesn't access the decrypted files, however I do no know how to decrypt the files for TWRP.
Does anyone know how I could remove/disable the module?
I must also add that adb doesn't recognise my device so uninstalling through that is a no go.

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[UPDATE]
I have been able to re access the phone by dirty flashing my backup ROM from when I rooted. However I haven't been able to reflash my magisk_patched.img

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https://forum.xda-developers.com/7t...y-oxygen-os-stock-recovery-adb-t3991865/page8
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Lossyx said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/7t...y-oxygen-os-stock-recovery-adb-t3991865/page8
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Flashing the patched img reverts me to the bootloop, is there any way I can disable the magisk modules?

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MihirB124 said:
Flashing the patched img reverts me to the bootloop, is there any way I can disable the magisk modules?
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You mean the modded recovery?
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Lossyx said:
You mean the modded recovery?
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That's right, the modded recovery just reverts me back to the bootloop. maybe it's because my phone's boot image was originally an A and not a B partition.
Sorry if I'm being dense here, I am quite grateful that you are attempting to aid me.

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MihirB124 said:
That's right, the modded recovery just reverts me back to the bootloop. maybe it's because my phone's boot image was originally an A and not a B partition.
Sorry if I'm being dense here, I am quite grateful that you are attempting to aid me.
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What is your version? Indian version I assume from the first post, but which version number?
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Lossyx said:
What is your version? Indian version I assume from the first post, but which version number?
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Oxygen OS: 10.3.0.HD01AA

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MihirB124 said:
Oxygen OS: 10.3.0.HD01AA
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Could you try flashing this one?
https://drive.google.com/open?id=18FJGpExMdEyNgQblRSEu62N3fFsFcx_C
"fastboot flash recovery 'name', if it works follow instructions from the first post I linked above.
If it doesn't work. here's a stock recovery;
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bAXVUuZevvzEd7C0GAXG0sE6uK5FoosP
EDIT: Actually there is no instructions in that post;
reboot into recovery, enter password and plug your phone in,
then run
"adb shell"
"cd data/adb/modules"
"ls" < to list exact modules names, then
"rm -rf moduleFolder"

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Lossyx said:
Could you try flashing this one?
https://drive.google.com/open?id=18FJGpExMdEyNgQblRSEu62N3fFsFcx_C
"fastboot flash recovery 'name', if it works follow instructions from the first post I linked above.
If it doesn't work. here's a stock recovery;
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bAXVUuZevvzEd7C0GAXG0sE6uK5FoosP
EDIT: Actually there is no instructions in that post;
reboot into recovery, enter password and plug your phone in,
then run
"adb shell"
"cd data/adb/modules"
"ls" < to list exact modules names, then
"rm -rf moduleFolder"
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That worked perfectly, thank you so much!
I hope that this thread helps anyone else who may mess up as badly as I did.