TWRP Recovery Download for Realme X2

A build of “TWRP for Realme X2” running on Android 10 is now available to download. This step by step guide explains how to download and install TWRP on the Realme X2.

This “Realme X2 TWRP” is brought to you by developer(s) mauronofrio.

DONATION TO DEVELOPER(S) AND TWRP PROJECT:

If you like this ROM then do consider for a contribution to mauronofrio and TWRP project:
– Donate To mauronofrio

[su_note note_color=”#F9D9D9″ text_color=”#AA4343″ radius=”3″ class=”” id=””]DISCLAIMER:
You are the only person making changes to your phone and I cannot be held responsible for the mistakes done by you. So, flash at your own risk![/su_note] [su_note note_color=”#FBF4DD” text_color=”#A38C68″ radius=”3″ class=”” id=””]Installing TWRP recovery on Realme X2 requires an unlocked bootloader, which may void warranty and delete all data on your phone. Make sure you back up important data.[/su_note]

About this TWRP for Realme X2

– TWRP version: 3.3.1-5
– Supported Android Version: Android 10
– Built as System-as-root (SAR)

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Where to download twrp for Realme X2?

Following is a list of files or guides required to download and install TWRP recovery on Realme X2. The next section has a step by step guide that explains when and how to use these files or guides in the process.

Realme X2, USB cable and a Windows, or Linux or MAC with ADB and fastboot installed on it.
TWRP for Realme X2
ADB and Fastboot utility.Below are the download links and guides to install ADB and Fastboot:
– 15 Seconds ADB Installer for Windows
– Minimal ADB and Fastboot for Windows
– How to install ADB and fastboot on Linux
– How to install ADB and fastboot on MAC
Unlocked bootloader on the Realme X2- Realme X2 Bootloader unlock

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How to Install TWRP on Realme X2?

Enable developer options and USB debugging and proceed to Unlock bootloader on Realme X2
Download the TWRP recovery for Realme X2.
Enable developer options and USB debugging again.
[su_note note_color=”#D7E3F4″ text_color=”#728095″ radius=”3″ class=”” id=””]Bootloader unlock process resets the phone to factory settings. So, you need to enable the Developers options and USB debugging once again.[/su_note][su_note note_color=”#D7E3F4″ text_color=”#728095″ radius=”3″ class=”” id=””]- How to Enable Developer Options
– How to Enable USB Debugging under developer options.[/su_note]
Connect the phone to the PC using a USB cable, if not connected yet.
On the computer, open a command prompt (on Windows) or terminal (on Linux or macOS) window, and type the following command to restart your phone into fastboot mode or bootloader mode:
adb reboot bootloader[su_note note_color=”#D7E3F4″ text_color=”#728095″ radius=”3″ class=”” id=””]- You can also enter into fastboot or bootloader mode by pressing some specific key combinations.
– If your phone asks permission such as ‘Allow USB debugging‘ then just tap on OK to proceed.
– If you see no permissions fastboot while on Linux or macOS, try running fastboot as root.[/su_note]
While the phone is in the bootloader mode, execute the following command to flash the TWRP:
fastboot flash boot twrp-3.4.x-xx.img[su_note note_color=”#D7E3F4″ text_color=”#728095″ radius=”3″ class=”” id=””]While executing this command make sure to replace the twrp-3.4.x-xx.img with the actual filename of the “TWRP for Realme X2″[/su_note]
Wait for the fastboot command to finish installing “TWRP on Realme X2”.
Once it is done, execute the following command to reboot the phone by executing the following command: fastboot oem reboot-recovery[su_note note_color=”#D8F1C6″ text_color=”#769958″ radius=”3″ class=”” id=””]It is important to execute the above command to reboot into the TWRP recovery after flashing the TWRP. If rebooting to the system instead, it will replace the TWRP with the stock recovery again.[/su_note]