How To Boot Into Recovery From Fastboot Mode (TWRP and Stock)

You can read our dedicated guide on what is the difference between a Stock and Custom recovery by clicking the button below:

Difference between Custom ROM and Stock ROM

Why Recovery Plays Vital ROM in the Android Community?

Your device’s recovery holds all of the important files and data. When you command your phone to factory reset, the recovery erases all data and returns the device to its original state. Additionally, when you install OTA updates and restart your device, it happens within the recovery. Although different manufacturers have varying methods to enter recovery mode, the features it provides remain the same. Custom recovery is a valuable tool for modifications and is especially important for individuals interested in hacking and rooting.

Steps to boot into Recovery

1. First of all, you need to Power OFF your phone.
2. Now, you can take a look below and press the exact button combination or steps to enter into the recovery mode respective your smartphone brand:
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   POWER + VOLUME UP + HOME POWER + VOLUME UP (for non-Home Button Devices)

   POWER + VOLUME DOWN Hold until the LG Logo appears Release and immediately press POWER + VOLUME DOWN again until you see the Reset Menu Press the POWER button to hard reset, then you will reboot into recovery

   Navigate to Settings> Battery> Uncheck FASTBOOT. Power phone off Hold VOLUME DOWN + POWER for 5 seconds Release POWER but continue to hold VOLUME DOWN Once you are in the bootloader, use the VOLUME buttons to navigate to RECOVERY Press POWER to select and enter the recovery

   Hold VOLUME UP + VOLUME DOWN + HOME until you are in the bootloader Once you are in the bootloader, use the VOLUME buttons to navigate to RECOVERY Press POWER to select and enter the recovery

   POWER on the phone until you see the Sony Logo Rapidly tap VOLUME UP or VOLUME DOWN until you are in recovery

How To Boot Into Recovery From Fastboot Mode (TWRP and Stock)

There are two different methods for booting your phone into the recovery mode from the fast boot mode to enable you to flash new software in your device. You can boot into any mode from TWRP or Stock by using your device-specific hardware keys or you can use the universal ADB and fast-boot commands. And there are no shortcut keys that will be the same for any Android device. The two methods we are about to discuss are the universal methods, and they will work for all Android devices.

Pre-requisites:

First of all, Install the Android SDK Platform Tools on your PC. This will enable you to use the necessary ADB and fast-boot binary files.

Now, Enable USB debugging in the Android smartphone. To do that, go on to your Android settings and scroll down and tap on About device>Tap on build number 7 times> Get back to setting > System > Advanced > Developer Option > Enable USB Debugging. This will enable the ADB to recognize your Android device.

Boot your device to Fast-Boot:

Your device may not be in fast-boot mode.  First, you have to put your device into the fast-boot mode. Follow these steps.

• Connect your device to PC via USB cable.
• Now, go to the platform tool folder, located where the ADB and fast-boot have been installed.
• Type CMD in the status bar in the same folder and hit enter.

• This will open the command prompt. Now in the command prompt, type the below command and hit enter.

adb reboot bootloader

• This will boot your fast-boot mode

Boot your device into recovery from fast-boot:

Now, your device is already in fast-boot mode; now you have to connect your device into the the PC and open the platform tools folder. Then, open the command prompt as you did above and type the below command and hit enter.

fastboot reboot recovery

Boot to TWRP Recovery:

There are instances when the first method will fail, and you will have to move on to other methods. Just follow these steps.

• First of all, you need to download the TWRP recovery for your device. Rename the downloaded file to twrp.img and send this file to your platform tool folder.

• There are devices that come with the A/B partition if it does not have a recovery partition. In these cases, you have to boot temporarily into the recovery from the boot partition and install the ZIP file or the IMG file that you have saved in the platform tool folder by using the below command.

fastboot boot twrp.img

• This will boot your device to TWRP. However, you have to permanently install the TWRP by flashing the TWRP ZIP file.
• If your device does not have a partition, you can directly flash the file without booting the device, by using these commands.

fastboot flash recovery twrp.img

Conclusion:

This brings us to the end of this guide for How To Boot Into Recovery From Fastboot Mode (TWRP and Stock). Booting into recovery mode from fastboot mode is a valuable skill for Android device owners, as it provides access to advanced troubleshooting and maintenance features. These simple commands will allow you to boot your device into the TWRP recovery mode. On that note, we are concluding this article. Just follow all these steps carefully and keep your phone connected with the PC. Hoping that this article was helpful.