Twrp Recovery For Cubot Note 20 Pro With MediaTek Helio P60 (MT6771), Android 10 Kernel – XXXX+. Good News for all Cubot Note 20 Pro users. Now you can install this TWRP Recovery to your Cubot Note 20 Pro. Today we will be guiding you on How to Install the TWRP Recovery for Cubot Note 20 Pro and then Root your device.

TWRP Recovery is a Custom Recovery  Official known as TeamWin Recovery built with a touchscreen interface that allows users to install custom firmware and backup their current Rom, which is often unsupported by official stock recovery images.

This TWRP 3.4.0 Recovery For Cubot Note 20 Pro is working fully fine and can be used to flash custom ROMs and make full backups. Full touch is also working ok for easy navigation. For those who want to root by flashing SuperSu, this is a recommended custom recovery. Please find out more features when you install it this TWRP Recovery for Cubot Note 20 Pro.

To install this TWRP Recovery for Cubot Note 20 Pro, we are going to using the Sp Flash Tool or Adb Mode. It will be wise you read the post very well before flashing the recovery to avoid any errors or brick of the device. Read the tutorial below to the end so that you install this Cubot Note 20 Pro TWRP Recovery.

The most famous custom recovery for Android, the TeamWin Recovery Project (or simply TWRP), received an update to version 3.4. The new release does not bring many new features but fixes the most annoying flaws of the older version. Flash this awesome recovery to your device to change the boring old recovery from your device. Download and enjoy the TWRP Recovery For Cubot Note 20 Pro.

The TWRP features an attractive user interface (UI), and by the following the step by step guide, you can install TWRP for your Cubot Note 20 Pro. You can download TWRP Recovery for  Cubot Note 20 Pro from the links provided in this post. The steps given in this post is merely for installing and rooting TWRP on Cubot Note 20 Pro, you are advised not to use this file for any other Android device.

WHAT DOES ROOTING MEAN?

Rooting doesn’t mean hacking. So please don’t compare the term hacking to rooting. In fact, it is not true at all. Well, Rooting in Android means nothing but jailbreaking the device to get access to the root directory of your android mobile. This means you are removing the restrictions and limitations from your Android device to perform the unperformable tasks.

By Rooting Cubot Note 20 Pro, you are injecting a file known as SU binary to the root of your phone. Technically Speaking, Rooting Any Android Phone will void the brand warranty but don’t worry, you can unroot or restore your device any time without any issues.

If you would like to unleash the full potential of your Cubot Note 20 Pro, then flashing the TWRP Recovery and rooting is the main concern. The official Stock firmware of your device has unsupported and limited features of Customization. When you have TWRP recovery flashed and rooted, you are free to install any Xposed, custom ROMs, custom Kernel and Mods which needs root access for it to work properly.

The Advantage of TWRP Recovery

1. You can flash Custom ROM with TWRP Recovery.
2. You can flash modding zip files to customize your phone.
3. Easy to use Xposed Modules’
4. Easy to Root and Unroot using TWRP Recovery flashable zip SuperSU
5. You can always take FULL NANDROID Backup in case of any modding or flashing.
6. Easy access to restore the Nandroid Backup.
7. You can flash the image file using TWRP Recovery.
8. Can remove all bloatware using TWRP Recovery.
9. To underclock and overclock.
10. You can clean Wipe, Cache, and Data.

Download Cubot Note 20 Pro Stock Rom Firmware Flash File

Recovery Info:

• Recovery Name: Team Win Recovery Project
• Recovery Version: v3.4
• Status: Stable
• Current Stable Version: Unofficial
• Supported Language: Multi-Language Support

What’s new in 3.4.0-0:

TWRP 3.4.0-0 is out now for most currently supported devices.

System As Root (SAR)

• Fix backup and restore using SAR – dianlujitao
• System mount point – Chaosmaster
• ORS – Chaosmaster
• Zip install – Chaosmaster
• system_root bind mount to /system – Chaosmaster
• Autodetection of SAR – Chaosmaster

Digest

• fix creation of digests for sub-partitions (was bugfix applied to many devices since last year) – Bigbiff

Encryption

• ext4Crypt Wrapped Key Update – Peter Cai
• Fix upgrading encryption key if export fails – Peter Cai
• Fix wrapped key support for devices without metadata partition – mauronofrio
• Don’t skip decryption when using block map file in order to write to /data in ORS – CaptainThrowback
• FDE – Decrypt master key first – AndroidableDroid
• vold_decrypt – set Android version and patch level automatically – CaptainThrowback
• Set wrapped decrypt support by twrp flag – Peter Cai
• Don’t try wrapped support unless needed – mauronofrio
• restore ext4 policy on /data/cache – Bigbiff
• multiuser decryption – Noah Jacobson
• FDE retry – AndroidableDroid

TWRP App

• unmount system after checking for app – Bigbiff

Prebuilt updates –

• [email protected] – cryptomilk

Compilation Fixes:

• TW_EXFAT_FUSE compilation fixes – Bigbiff
• libuuid – cryptomilk
• ‘system/etc/ld.config.txt’ not found error – Martin Dünkelmann

Language Updates:

• Portugal – Vasco Machado
• Dutch – Ian Macdonald
• Turkish – Fatih Fırıncı
• Localisation of Backup_Tar: Ian Macdonald

ld.config.txt

• updates for 8.x trees – CaptainThrowback
• fix search path for /sbin – CaptainThrowback
• /sbin should come first in search path – Ian Macdonald

General Bugs

• Fix persistent log storage – SyberHexen
• Compress Persistent Logs – Bigbiff
• FB2PNG compilation errors – Bigbiff
• exclude per_boot from backups – Darth9
• Unmount all directories that point to same block device – AndroidableDroid
• Blank screen fixes – Sean hoyt
• Toolbox is default on android-9+ – mauronofrio

Cleanup –

• Typo fix in comment – VDavid003
• newlines in ext4crypt – CaptainThrowback
• TW_OEM_BUILD compilation issue – Patrick Zacharias
• Fix Dependency requirements – Dees_Troy
• Fix Symbolic links for BB and Toolbox – Dees_Troy

Bootloader Message

• cleanup – Alessandro Astone
• add configurable offsets

Error Cleanup

• uevent errors and decryption error – mauronofrio
• using copy_file to copy files from /etc – CaptainThrowback
• ueventd access to /acct – early directory creation in init – cryptomilk

Haptics

• TSP Driver – LameMonster82
• QTI Input – AndroidableDroid

update_engine

• read all asserts – Hernán Castañón

Resetprop

• Add Resetprop from Magisk – CaptainThrowback & mauronofrio
• compile from source – Chaosmaster
• fix for android-7 and earlier – Chaosmaster
• cleanup for spaces in properties – AndroidableDroid

Properties

• Add Property override – Chaosmaster

Backuptool

• mount system and vendor for A/B installs for backuptool – Chaosmaster

twrpTar

• fix backup freezes when pigz and openaes are used – Fabrice Bellet

Zip Installs

• Info for A/B zip installing to inactive slot – Chaosmaster
• Reboot to system button now allows to be rebooted to different partitions after zip install
• progressbar rework – Chaosmaster

Magisk updates

• update binaries from source – AndroidableDroid

A/B Updater Zip Template

• rewrite A/B installer zip from scratch using a new generic template and latest magiskboot – osm0sis
• installer zip support for recovery_a/recovery_b partition ramdisks on newer 2SI SAR A/B devices – osm0sis
• generate installer zips for all prod A/B devices – bigbiff
• improve installer zip dump/write speed and add more error catching – arter97 & osm0sis

OZIP Encryption Support

• add OZIP encryption – mauronofrio

File Selector

• • Support for more extensions in File Selector – mauronofrio

Things You Need

1. PC
2. Magisk Here
3. adb and fastboot driver
4. No verity opt Encrypt Disabler
5. Vbmeta.img

Disclaimer

We are not responsible if you brick your phone at the process of flashing the recovery.

Flash the Recovery for Cubot Note 20 Pro

• Download the Twrp Recovery From the below link,
  Download the ADB folder and Fastboot driver Installer.
• Go to Setting>About Phone>type 7 time Build number > Back>Developer Option and Enable Device Debugging And Oem Unlock.
• Now Install Correct ADB and fastboot Driver on Your PC
• Go to ADB folder then connect your device to the PC via USB cord
• Type Cmd at the top URL bar of your drive C to bring the Command Layout
• Check Device by typing below command:

Fastboot devices

• Then type this command

Adb Reboot bootloader

• Your Device should boot into Fastboot Mode
• unlock the bootloader by typing these command:

Fastboot oem unlock
or
fastbot flashing unlock

• The recovery you downloaded (Rename to it to recovery) then move to the adb Folder.
• Now type this Command

Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
or
Fastboot boot recovery.img

to flash the recovery to your device.

·         Fix Encryption: Type the below command

fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img

• Now type this Command Fastboot Reboot to reboot your device to normal mode.

Vola you have successfully flash the latest recovery on your device, so next thing to do is to root Cubot Note 20 Pro if it is not rooted.

You can also flash this TWRP 3.2.3 Recovery via your old version TWRP recovery is just simple.

The Advantage of Rooting:

• You will get access to all the files on your Cubot Note 20 Pro device, including the files which are present in the root directory of your phone.
• By Rooting your Cubot Note 20 Pro, you can Delete, View or Edit any system file inside your root directory.
• You can increase the performance of your device by overclocking.
• You can increase battery life by underclocking.
• You will be able to install Custom Recovery and Custom ROM you like LineageOS, CyanogenMod, MIUI, FlymeOS, and many others.
• You can also block Ads on applications such as Youtube and other game related applications.
• Uninstall the Bloatware on your Cubot Note 20 Pro.

Flash the No verity opt Encrypt Disabler before rooting via your Twrp recovery to allow you to update your phone and avoid brick.

How To Root Cubot Note 20 Pro

Make sure that you have downloaded the Magisk/SuperSU file. Then, follow the steps below.

1. Transfer the downloaded Magisk/SuperSU file to the internal storage or Mcard of your Smartphone.
2. Now, boot into Recovery Mode. From the TWRP recovery interface, you are recommended to backup your device Stock ROM if in case the process gets failed; you can restore your Stock ROM via the TWRP Recovery Mode.
3. Click on the Install‘, and navigate to the file ‘Magisk/SuperSU.zip file’ and swipe to confirm the flash (located at the bottom of your screen). The flashing process should start; it will take some seconds to complete.

Congratulations, now you have rooted your Cubot Note 20 Pro and also have TWRP Recovery installed. Now, you can install the Xposed Framework, and customise your device as per your preference. If you wish to verify that your device is rooted, download Root Checker app to check your device Root Status.

I believe with this tutorial to Root Cubot Note 20 Pro and install Twrp recovery will not be a problem for you at all.

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