How to Flash TWRP and Root Redmi Note 8 Pro MIUI 11 Android 9

June 22, 2020 | By androidhowto@youtube | Filed in: Root, TWRP.

How to Root and flash TWRP Recovery for Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro MIUI 11 Android 9 with Anti-brick Factory preloader. Before install TWRP, this phone has installed Anti-Brick Factory Preloader.  It using TWRP Recovery 3.3.1-0924 Android 9 for Redmi Note 8 Pro by wzsx150. Tested on  begoniain global V11.0.4.0.PGGINXM Android 9. It will not erase any data on internal storage, it does not need format or wipe data. Do this at your own risk, I’m not responsible for bricking your device.. Before flash the TWRP, I suggest you download the stock rom to anticipate failed or something went wrong.

Root Redmi Note 8 Pro: Download

Root Redmi Note 8 Pro: Rooting and Flashing TWRP

Make sure the Redmi Note 8 Pro Bootloader is Unlocked, If not watch this video How to Unlock Bootloader Redmi note 8 pro

STEP 1

  • Enabled USB Debugging on your phone
  • Connect the phone to PC

STEP 2

  • Copy twrp9.img to c:\platform-tools
  • Run CMD command as Run as Administrator on your PC
  • Change folder to c:\platform-tools

STEP 3

  • type: ‘adb devices’ to check connection phone and pc
  • type: ‘adb reboot bootloader’ ( boot phone to fastboot mode )
  • type: ‘fastboot flash recovery twrp9.img’

STEP 4

  • type: ‘fastboot reboot’
  • Press and Hold volume Up + power key quickly when screen blank. When phone vibrate once, release power key only, keep pressing Volume Up until Factory Preloader appears
  • Use volume up to select “Recovery Mode” and press Volume Down to confirm

STEP 5

  • Change Language to English if appears
  • Tap Mount thick system
  • Tap Home – Advanced – File Manager
  • navigate to system_root – system folders
  • tap on recovery-from-boot.p file – tap delete it
  • tap Home – Advanced – tap install root
  • Tap Home – advanced – tap Close AVB2.0
  • Thick only first option ( Close the boot Verification of AVB2.0 )
  • Tap Home – Reboot – System
  • Done!

Notes / Warning!

  1. Use at your own risk, I’m not responsible for bricking your device.
  2. Rooting will result in a void warranty
  3. Using the incorrect file may brick your device.
  4. Make sure to backup your important data before root it.

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