HOW to enter recovery mode

kris010976

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Dear friends,
i need a help, My phone have problem when i press the volume down button.
its not functioning.
I only can use volume up button.
Is there any way for me to enter to recovery mode(twrp).
Pls help me.
 

akurativinod

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Dear friends,
i need a help, My phone have problem when i press the volume down button.
its not functioning.
I only can use volume up button.
Is there any way for me to enter to recovery mode(twrp).
Pls help me.
Is your phone rooted? If it is, then install quick reboot from playstore, grant it root permissions and you can enter TWRP.. but if it is not rooted, probably you can't.
 
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akurativinod

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No my phone is not rooted.
I want to root it but i cant enter to twrp.
Connect your phone to pc, enable usb debugging, if you donot have minimal adb and fastboot in your pc, download them, then open command window in that folder by shift+right click and then selecting 'open command window here'..
New cmd window should open and now type 'adb devices'
Then if your phone asks for authentication, grant it.
Now you should see your device number in the list of devices attached.
Enter 'adb reboot recovery'. Done.
Type the commands without punctutations.
 

kris010976

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Connect your phone to pc, enable usb debugging, if you donot have minimal adb and fastboot in your pc, download them, then open command window in that folder by shift+right click and then selecting 'open command window here'..
New cmd window should open and now type 'adb devices'
Then if your phone asks for authentication, grant it.
Now you should see your device number in the list of devices attached.
Enter 'adb reboot recovery'. Done.
Type the commands without punctutations.
Ya i follow the step u mention here but the problem is its didnt enter to custom recovery its just go to standard recovery.
 

akurativinod

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Ya i follow the step u mention here but the problem is its didnt enter to custom recovery its just go to standard recovery.
It means, you lost twrp recovery. Stock recovery replaces it if you donot delete recoveryfromboot.p file from --root/system/
If your phone is rooted try to delete that file from any third-party file managers which can have root folder access.( Es file explorer or root explorer). Now install TWRP again with adb commands. I hope you could now enter TWRP without any issues. Good luck:good:
Or
After connecting phone to pc, in the command window opened in minimal adb and fastboot folder, type 'adb reboot fastboot' Now the phone enters directly into fastboot.
Flash recovery with the command
'fastboot flash recovery name.img'
(replace 'name' with the name of the recovery image') and boot into recovery as soon as you flash(must).
Now in TWRP goto advanced, file manager, goto system folder and you could see recoveryfromboot.p file. Select it, delete it. And now you can enter TWRP without any issues
 
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15me1a0411

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try this for TWRP recovery..
1. Enable USB debugging and OEM unlocking from developer options and connect your AD (Android Device) to PC ,say yes to your phn settings
2.you need custom recovery image(******.img) of TWRP and it should be copied to the adb tools folder
3.open "unlock recovey " from adb tools and as AD goes to fastboot mode ,allow your phone to do so
4.press (shift+right click) on adb tools select "open command window here"
5.type in "adb devices" make sure it says all listed devices are connected and type in "fastboot flash recovery ******.img"
6.everything will be done afterthat unplug your devices and google your recovery key combination then you will directed to twrp recovery
 

grimfangs

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I already try adb mode but the recovery is going to standard recovery not custom recovery.
I'm not sure how you installed a Custom Recovery on your phone without Rooting it first. Rooting isn't required for the same, but it does interfere with the flashing process most of the times.
Anyhow, if your device is entering the Stock Recovery instead of the Custom Recovery, then you have simply not flashed the Custom Recovery onto your phone in the first place. A Custom recovery, when flashed, should overwrite the Stock Recovery on your device. This means that you won't have both the Custom Recovery and the Stock Recovery on your phone at the same time.
You'll have to flash the Recovery again and this time, try flashing the Recovery with a Rooted phone. You'll be able to enter your custom Recovery then.