How to Install TWRP recovery Using Odin on Any Samsung Android

[Linux User]

[quote quote=23963]I dont know how to flash TWRP from CWM, If you kindly provide me a step by step guide about how to install latest TWRP flash from CWM recovery that would be very helpful. Odin seems not find the phone anymore.
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You don’t need to flash the TWRP using the CWM as of now.

Download the TWRP for Grand DUOS and then follow this guide.

If Odin is unable to find your phone then it could be a problem updating to a latest recovery. Can you share what error you get or what’s really happening when you connect the phone to Odin in download mode??

If you are unable to flash through Odin then download this recovery flashable TWRP zip for Grand Duos and flash this TWRP using the CWM recovery that you have right now.

• This reply was modified 10 hours, 2 minutes ago by Linux User.

[Linux User]

Are you sure that you have successfully flashed the TWRP without ending up in any error??

Otherwise, try with some older TWRP versions (3.0.2.0 or even some older) to see if you are able to run it successfully and rule out any TWRP specific issue.

[Linux User]

If after successfully installing TWRP phone goes back to standard recovery mode try this:

“Before you flash the recovery, untick the Auto Reboot option in ODIN. Then flash the recovery. After flashing in done, reboot your device directly to recovery mode from download mode by pressing Vol up + Power + Home button together. Now you will see the TWRP recovery is booted in your device. Now you can reboot normally and your TWRP will be installed.”
(source: https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/143685)

worked for me

[Linux User]

Same thing with me. My Samsung Galaxy S4 SGH-M919 says RECOVERY BOOTING…. RECOVERY IS NOT SEANDROID ENFORCING

• This reply was modified 10 hours, 2 minutes ago by Linux User.

[Linux User]

Here is a simple Step By Step guide explaining How to Install TWRP with Odin , on any Samsung Android device.

This guide will only be helpful if you have a TWRP image with extension .tar extension. If you have a .img TWRP image then you can simply flash the twrp-x.x.x-x.-codename.img for your Samsung device using the fastboot and you may SKIP this guide.

Here is How to Install TWRP on any Android Using Fastboot utility.

If you are a beginner to these things like the TWRP or Odin then I will tell you in simple words that the Odin is a flashing utility provided by Samsung itself to flash Samsung proprietary Android FW binaries.

Here we are going to use Odin to flash the TWRP Custom Recovery on a Samsung phone or tablet. Basically TWRP is a customized Android recovery available for many but not all Android devices.

DISCLAIMER:
Installing TWRP custom recovery may require your Android’s bootloader to be unlocked and may VOID your warranty and may delete all your data. Before proceeding further you may consider backup your all data. You are the only person doing changes to your phone and I cannot be held responsible for the mistakes done by you. Neither the developer nor we can be held responsible for any disaster that happens to your device.

Before proceeding to install TWRP on your Samsung phone, if you want to take a backup of your current data then please follow the link for how to backup all the data on your android device:

Step by step guide to take full backup of your phone data

Files Needed to Install TWRP on Samsung Using Odin Flashing Tool:

• Samsung USB drivers
• Samsung Odin Download
• ODIN application 3.10.7
• ODIN application 3.10.6
• Download TWRP recovery for your Samsung phone or TabletNOTE:
  This guide is ONLY for .tar or .tar.md5 extension TWRP image.

Make Sure You have already done the below:
Make sure that you have already downloaded all of the above mentioned files and done the following things:
– Installed the driver for your phone.
– Installed the ODIN application on your PC before proceeding further.

In some Samsung phones like: Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 edge+ you need to enable OEM Unlock option in Developer Options. By default the Developer Options is hidden and you need to enable the Developer Options first. Go to the below link (the link will open in a new window), enable Developer options and come back to this page:
How To Enable Developer Options

Now when you have enabled the Developer Options, goto the Developer Options and then enable the OEM Unlock option.

How to Install TWRP recovery Using Odin

1. STEP 1:
   Put your phone into download mode.

   Press and hold these three buttons until you see a WARNING SCREEN! to enter into the Download mode:
   Volume DOWN key + Power key + Home key

   When you see the WARNING SCREEN press the volume UP key to continue into the Download mode.

2. STEP 2:
   Open the ODIN application on your PC. Connect your phone(while it is still in the download mode) to the PC using a USB cable.
   ODIN will show an Added! message on the message box.
   
   [Device Added on ODIN]
3. STEP 3:
   Click on the AP button on the ODIN application and select the twrp-x.x.x-x-codename.img.tar file.

   

   [Click on the AP button and select the CWM recovery file]
4. STEP 4:
   Select the appropriate options before flashing the recovery image. Make sure only the Auto Reboot and F. Reset Time are checked and all other boxes are un-checked.
   
   [Select the ODIN Options]
5. STEP 5:
   Select the Start button, which will start the flashing process. When you get the PASS message, then your phone will reboot automatically.

   

   [Click on Start and wait till it completes]

Now your Samsung Device is flashed with the TWRP image and you may disconnect your phone. Here are some more guides using the TWRP recovery:
– How to wipe Android partitions using TWRP
– How to take NANDROID backup using TWRP

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