How To Root And Install Official TWRP Recovery For LG V30 (H930/H930G/US998)

LG V30 is one of the highly appreciated devices of the year 2017. Today we will guide on How to Root and Install TWRP Recovery For LG V30 with model no H930/H930G. TWRP Recovery is a Custom Recovery which is also known as TeamWin Recovery built with a touchscreen-enabled interface which allows users to install third-party firmware and backup the current system, which are often unsupported by stock recovery images.

Talking about the specs, LG V30 features a 6.2-inches display with a screen resolution of 1440 x 2560 pixels with Corning Gorilla Glass 5. It is powered by Qualcomm MSM8998 Snapdragon 835 coupled with 4GB or 6GB of RAM. The phone packs 64GB or 128GB internal memory which can also be expanded upto 256GB via microSD card. The camera on the LG V30 comes with Dual 13MP + 13MP with dual-LED flash and 8MP front shooting camera.

Full Credits goes to the XDA Recognized developer jcadduono, who is behind the development of unofficial TWRP Recovery for LG V30. Thanks to him for bringing almost beta twrp for LG V30. According to his XDA post, this TWRP will work on LG V30 with variant H930/H930G.

[su_note note_color=”#fffdc4″ text_color=”#000000″]NOT FOR T-MOBILE LG V30/V30+ H932 OR ANYTHING OTHER THAN H930/H930G!
however, if you find an exploit to flash this to an unlocked bootloader H932 then have at it![/su_note]

Rooting Procedure is followed only after installing the TWRP Recovery on your Phone. If you want to try only Rooting procedure, we recommend following How to Root any Android Phone without PC.

If you want to unleash the full power of Android Modding, then flashing TWRP Recovery is the first priority to get all modding ability on your LG V30. In case if you have a TWRP on LG V30, you can always try Custom ROM, Kernel, Xposed, Rooting, Mods, etc in few simple steps.

How To Root And Install Official TWRP Recovery For LG V30

TWRP Recovery is a Custom Recovery which is also known as TeamWin Recovery built with a touchscreen-enabled interface which allows users to install third-party firmware and backup the current system, which are often unsupported by stock recovery images.