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Dfly 		Old
6th December 2011, 07:23 PM
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Default How to boot into CWM manager from Power off?
Probably a noob question, but how do I boot into CMW to flash a rom from power off state?

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6th December 2011, 07:33 PM
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Power+Home+Volume Up, then you will be in Cwm menu.
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alternative... from the CWM-App itself :)
 
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Thanx guys the key combi works!
 
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Just to be a smartie but also for practical reasons to avoid confusions and mixups in the future:
CWM stands for ClockWorkManager (or maybe ClockWorkrecoveryManager) and is an app, running in your already working Android system.
CWR stands for ClockWorkRecovery, is not an app but a mini-OS in itself used to flash, wipe and perform other low-level actions.

You cannot "boot" or "start" into CWM with any key combination since it's just a regular app. You can very well boot into CWR by using said key combination though.

CWM is a piece of software made to manage the CWR ahead before booting into it from the Android OS.
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