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Gone are the days when rooting Android was a breeze, with various methods available, including root without a computer via supporting apps. Today, it's a different story. This article introduces you to the convenient and swift method of rooting your Android phone with Magisk.
A Step-by-Step Guide to Rooting Android with Magisk
To root your Android device with Magisk, you need to meet the following requirements:
- Your Android device must have an unlocked bootloader.
- Your phone is now equipped with TWRP Recovery.
- Download the latest Magisk app for Android here: Download Magisk for Android.
Important Note: This app can only be installed through TWRP Recovery. You can choose to download the app to your SD card for easy installation and Android rooting.
* Rooting Android with Magisk
Step 1: Turn off your Android phone by holding down the Power button, then selecting the Power Off option as shown below.
Step 2: Once the device is successfully powered off, we'll proceed to access TWRP Recovery mode by holding down the power button + volume down button when turning on the device.
Upon successfully accessing TWRP Recovery mode, we'll select the Install option as shown in the image above.
Important Note: For some Android devices, to access TWRP Recovery mode, you may need to hold down the power button + volume up button, or power + both volume up and down buttons.
Step 3: To ROOT Android with Magisk, you'll need to select the /sdcard directory (or the directory containing the Magisk app file for Android above).
Then, you'll need to search for and select the Magisk app for Android that has been downloaded.
Step 4: Next, we'll proceed to slide the Swipe to confirm flash from left to right to confirm the installation of Magisk on Android.
Step 5: Once the process of installing Magisk for Android is complete, you'll select Reboot System to restart the device and continue the process of rooting Android with Magisk.
Step 6: Finally, when Android has finished booting up, you'll search for and select the Magisk app for Android that has been installed above, and proceed with rooting Android with Magisk following the app's instructions.
And thus, we've just explored the steps to install as well as how to root Android using Magisk together. However, Mytour.vn still needs to caution that rooting Android will render your device ineligible for support or assistance from the device manufacturer, and you won't be able to warranty your device in case of any issues. So, consider carefully before performing this trick.
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In addition, you can also refer to how to ROOT Android with KingRoot. This is also an option chosen by many to quickly root their Android without the need for computer support while still achieving the desired results.
