PLEASE READ THIS IMPORTANT NOTES: (THIS METHOD IS RISKY AND I HIGHLY NOT RECOMMEND YOU DOING THIS UNLESS YOU REALLY DOESN'T WANT TO REPLACE YOUR SCREEN OR WHATEVER) 1. I've seen one comment saying it doesn't work, did i install a wrong twrp or what? Answer: The answer is pretty simple, if you follow my instructions, it would work but I can't guarantee that 100%. because different devices may need to do some additional steps that I don't know what steps is it. And, if the twrp are confirmed to work on your device wether it's official twrp or not, sometimes it may not even work on your device. if this occur, your device may need an additional steps to make the twrp work such as patching bootloader, install custom bootloader or whatever... or your device has a unknown problem that prevents the twrp to boot... Or your recovery have some issues like can't mount partition or whatever that listed in your device forum. So make sure to check that. And if you've tried everything with no success, then you can move to another video or solution. 2. Do i really need to install twrp recovery only? can i use orangefox or other custom recoveries? Answer: No, you can use other recoveries as well, but make sure it's a custom recoveries, not official recoveries that preinstalled on your device. And I can't guarantee 100% it will work, because your recovery might have some issues like can't mount partition or whatever that listed in your device forum. So make sure to check that. Also mount partition command could be different on other recoveries and i don't know what is it because i only test this method on twrp...
If I follow the instructions, can I skip the "Allow usb debugging" step? My Android device was connected to the PC before, but due to resetting Windows, the Android device needs to reconfirm and the screen is currently broken so I can't operate. Please help.
@@phamcong1802 you can follow this video to enable usb debugging via twrp and cmd commands. But you need to unlock the bootloader first and boot twrp image for your device.... If there's no twrp or custom recovery then you don't have any choice but to replace the screen....
how to do it with the latest android 11? i have a device with the screen off but i cant use the "mount" command adb shell twrp mount /system "mount" cannot be commanded by me
Well, your twrp might have some issues, your usb driver issue or something else... You can read my pinned comments. But if you use other custom recovery like orangefox, SHRP, etc. That mount command could be different and I don't know what is it as I only test it using twrp.
is this really works? spending all day to figure out stuck on waiting for device though i already installed drivers says its the reason why its stuck please help
Well, i have a solution. You can try it: First install 15 seconds adb installer:androiddatahost.com/jzkh5, extract the file and run the installer as administrator. At the end of installation it will ask do you want to install device driver? Click yes and restart your laptop/pc. Then connect your phone in fastboot mode (don't disconnect it), go to devices manager and you should see device that named something like Android with exclamation mark. Right click, select update driver, select browse my computer for driver, select let me pick from a list. Then you just need to select Android bootloader interface. After that you can type fastboot devices again and you will get an output.
@@jsvtech8109 i did that already seems that on device manager there's no exclamation point on android its not even grayed out, and when i plug in my phone the pc recognizes the name of my fone, but not on "this pc" where you can see the drives
@@7ossamelsayed346 To enable usb debugging, go to settings, about phone and click build number 7 times and developer mode has been enabled. Next go back and find developer options and turn on usb debugging... Hope this helps😁
@@jsvtech8109 bro screen is broken :( i also tried hdmi to tv but ididnt work i think bc kitkat doesnt support that and also theres no twrp for this old grabge phone i just want the data theres a recovery but its not twrp i think its called cm
@@7ossamelsayed346 In this video I've already given the instructions to enable usb debugging through command prompt... But your device doesn't have twrp only cwm recovery... Maybe you can try boot or install cwm on your phone (check instructions on Google for your phone) and after successfully installed, boot into cwm and try to execute my commands in the video to enable usb debugging. I don't know if the commands will work or not in cwm, but you can try it...
When was it showing read only? I'm not really expert on tech, i upload this vid because it works 100% on my device (redmi note 5a prime). But, that doesn't mean it would work on other devices, it may work a little bit, or it may brick your device. So tell me when it says that. And i will try to trouble shoot that...
First install 15 seconds adb installer:androiddatahost.com/jzkh5, extract the file and run the installer as administrator. At the end of installation it will ask do you want to install device driver? Click yes and restart your laptop/pc. Then connect your phone in fastboot mode (don't disconnect it), go to devices manager and you should see device that named something like Android with exclamation mark. Right click, select update driver, select browse my computer for driver, select let me pick from a list. Then you just need to select Android bootloader interface. After that you can type fastboot devices again and you will get an output.
@@nikolozpipia-i4z That's why this method is risky... this guide is for people who really don't want to replace their screen... and you need to be really careful, one wrong steps can result in bricked device....
PLEASE READ THIS IMPORTANT NOTES:
(THIS METHOD IS RISKY AND I HIGHLY NOT RECOMMEND YOU DOING THIS UNLESS YOU REALLY DOESN'T WANT TO REPLACE YOUR SCREEN OR WHATEVER)
1. I've seen one comment saying it doesn't work, did i install a wrong twrp or what?
Answer: The answer is pretty simple, if you follow my instructions, it would work but I can't guarantee that 100%. because different devices may need to do some additional steps that I don't know what steps is it. And, if the twrp are confirmed to work on your device wether it's official twrp or not, sometimes it may not even work on your device. if this occur, your device may need an additional steps to make the twrp work such as patching bootloader, install custom bootloader or whatever... or your device has a unknown problem that prevents the twrp to boot... Or your recovery have some issues like can't mount partition or whatever that listed in your device forum. So make sure to check that. And if you've tried everything with no success, then you can move to another video or solution.
2. Do i really need to install twrp recovery only? can i use orangefox or other custom recoveries?
Answer: No, you can use other recoveries as well, but make sure it's a custom recoveries, not official recoveries that preinstalled on your device. And I can't guarantee 100% it will work, because your recovery might have some issues like can't mount partition or whatever that listed in your device forum. So make sure to check that. Also mount partition command could be different on other recoveries and i don't know what is it because i only test this method on twrp...
thanks really helped luckly i have bootloader unlock 😁😁
Great, thanks for watching 😃👍
If I follow the instructions, can I skip the "Allow usb debugging" step? My Android device was connected to the PC before, but due to resetting Windows, the Android device needs to reconfirm and the screen is currently broken so I can't operate. Please help.
My android device has usb debugging enabled before and just need to confirm the notification when connecting to pc
@@phamcong1802 you can follow this video to enable usb debugging via twrp and cmd commands. But you need to unlock the bootloader first and boot twrp image for your device.... If there's no twrp or custom recovery then you don't have any choice but to replace the screen....
@@jsvtech8109 Tks bro
how to do it with the latest android 11? i have a device with the screen off but i cant use the "mount" command adb shell twrp mount /system "mount" cannot be commanded by me
Well, your twrp might have some issues, your usb driver issue or something else... You can read my pinned comments.
But if you use other custom recovery like orangefox, SHRP, etc. That mount command could be different and I don't know what is it as I only test it using twrp.
is this really works?
spending all day to figure out
stuck on waiting for device
though i already installed drivers says its the reason why its stuck please help
Well, i have a solution. You can try it:
First install 15 seconds adb installer:androiddatahost.com/jzkh5, extract the file and run the installer as administrator. At the end of installation it will ask do you want to install device driver? Click yes and restart your laptop/pc.
Then connect your phone in fastboot mode (don't disconnect it), go to devices manager and you should see device that named something like Android with exclamation mark. Right click, select update driver, select browse my computer for driver, select let me pick from a list. Then you just need to select Android bootloader interface. After that you can type fastboot devices again and you will get an output.
@@jsvtech8109
C:\Users\sikal>fastboot devices
C:\Users\sikal>fastboot boot C:\Users\sikal\Downloads\twrp3.7.0-X688B-recovery.img
< waiting for any device >
@@jsvtech8109 i did that already seems that on device manager there's no exclamation point on android its not even grayed out, and when i plug in my phone the pc recognizes the name of my fone, but not on "this pc" where you can see the drives
I cant transfer the file to CMD it wont let me
Which command? And what does it say when you enter that command?
what if the mobile doesnt show up on the pc? xiaomi mi mix 3. how can i dfix that?
Probably because usb driver not installed, corrupted, cable problem or broken usb port... And maybe your device needs a specific driver...
I have note 1 android kitkat and it has the official recovery not the custom twrp .????
I'm trying to enable usb debugging tho
@@7ossamelsayed346 To enable usb debugging, go to settings, about phone and click build number 7 times and developer mode has been enabled. Next go back and find developer options and turn on usb debugging... Hope this helps😁
@@jsvtech8109 bro screen is broken :( i also tried hdmi to tv but ididnt work i think bc kitkat doesnt support that and also theres no twrp for this old grabge phone i just want the data theres a recovery but its not twrp i think its called cm
@@7ossamelsayed346 In this video I've already given the instructions to enable usb debugging through command prompt... But your device doesn't have twrp only cwm recovery... Maybe you can try boot or install cwm on your phone (check instructions on Google for your phone) and after successfully installed, boot into cwm and try to execute my commands in the video to enable usb debugging. I don't know if the commands will work or not in cwm, but you can try it...
@@jsvtech8109 yep that's the only but its risky :( thx for ur time hope it works
Its showing read-only
When was it showing read only? I'm not really expert on tech, i upload this vid because it works 100% on my device (redmi note 5a prime). But, that doesn't mean it would work on other devices, it may work a little bit, or it may brick your device.
So tell me when it says that. And i will try to trouble shoot that...
why can't i do the first step?
i have the twrp downloaded and also the adb tools needed and my phone is in fastboot mode, but when I type the first step nothing pops-up?
First install 15 seconds adb installer:androiddatahost.com/jzkh5, extract the file and run the installer as administrator. At the end of installation it will ask do you want to install device driver? Click yes and restart your laptop/pc.
Then connect your phone in fastboot mode (don't disconnect it), go to devices manager and you should see device that named something like Android with exclamation mark. Right click, select update driver, select browse my computer for driver, select let me pick from a list. Then you just need to select Android bootloader interface. After that you can type fastboot devices again and you will get an output.
Would this cause boot loop? Or did I install the wrong TWRP?
Yes, if you use wrong twrp for your device. Use only twrp that confirmed work on your device forum only. This method is a little bit risky...
@@jsvtech8109 Yeah USB debugging was on and I wasted my time...
@@nikolozpipia-i4z That's why this method is risky... this guide is for people who really don't want to replace their screen... and you need to be really careful, one wrong steps can result in bricked device....
@@nikolozpipia-i4zRead latest pinned comment, and you will know why i can't really help you with your problems....