Please help me get back to TWRP - Samsung Galaxy Nexus

I was using the wonderful TWRP to flash and backup.
But since today I went into ROM Manager and updated to the new release of ClockWorkMod it is now using cwm as my default when I reboot into recovery. So how do I go back to using TWRP?

Easy method:
Goo Manager app from play store.
Options>Install TWRP
Still Easy Method:
Find the TWRP.img
fastboot flash recovery TWRP.img

Jubakuba said:
Easy method:
Goo Manager app from play store.
Options>Install TWRP
Still Easy Method:
Find the TWRP.img
fastboot flash recovery TWRP.img
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Instead of Goo Manager I use an app called Flash Image GUI.
Just flashed in the twrp .img file like you said and voila. Im back in twrp
Cheers! :-D

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Recovery Proble?

My phone is s-off and rooted but I can't install the CWM Recovery.
I tried many things but no luck yet. I did flash the other RUU file but same result.
I can go to the recovery screen but after press the ercovery. It go to the blue text CWM Recovery screen.
Looks like an old CWM Recovery I think. It doesn't flash any zip file.
How do I install the CWM Recovery?
mobilephone01 said:
My phone is s-off and rooted but I can't install the CWM Recovery.
I tried many things but no luck yet. I did flash the other RUU file but same result.
I can go to the recovery screen but after press the ercovery. It go to the blue text CWM Recovery screen.
Looks like an old CWM Recovery I think. It doesn't flash any zip file.
How do I install the CWM Recovery?
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try twrp recovery instead.install goo manager app from play store and install twrp recovery from it.might it ll work.good luck
try twrp recovery instead.install goo manager app from play store and install twrp recovery from it.might it ll work.good luck
Where do I find the TWRP Recovery. Thanks
mobilephone01 said:
try twrp recovery instead.install goo manager app from play store and install twrp recovery from it.might it ll work.good luck
Where do I find the TWRP Recovery. Thanks
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open play store(android market) and find app named "GooManager" okay.then installed it.
now open Goomanger and you will see option named "install openrecovery script".
click on that.that will download twrp recovery and flash itself.
procedure is same as you installed previous recovery via rom manager.this time you ll install different recovery.and yeah TWRP recovery is touch recovery so now you dont need to use volume and power key to select items
crossfire77 said:
open play store(android market) and find app named "GooManager" okay.then installed it.
now open Goomanger and you will see option named "install openrecovery script".
click on that.that will download twrp recovery and flash itself.
procedure is same as you installed previous recovery via rom manager.this time you ll install different recovery.and yeah TWRP recovery is touch recovery so now you dont need to use volume and power key to select items
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I spent all day Yesterday for install the CWM Recovery. but Now I could install it. My problem is solved. Your only two advice. Thank you very much:good:

How do I uninstall TWRP?

I installed TWRPrecovery using GooManager and now I want to uninstall it to use the CWM Recovery - how do I uninstall it? I uninstalled GooManager but the TWRP Recovery is still there.
jackryan57 said:
I installed TWRPrecovery using GooManager and now I want to uninstall it to use the CWM Recovery - how do I uninstall it? I uninstalled GooManager but the TWRP Recovery is still there.
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You would have to install CWM over it. Although, there's no reason to use CWM over TWRP. Imo, TWRP is much better too!
I think if you use goo manager or rom manager to install CWM, it will overwrite/replace TWRP.
After that, if you want to get rid of your TWRP backups, just use file manager to delete the TWRP folder from your phones sd card.
That's what I've been doing to switch between recoveries. But I've found I really like TWRP, so I haven't done it in a while.

[Q] TWRP doesn't replace CWM

I'm having some trouble with installing a new recovery. I want to have TWRP because I want to install a ROM that requires it. At the moment I have some old CWM but when I flash TWRP and reboot into recovery I still get into CWM.
So how do I replace CWM or at least boot into TWRP?
elementzero23 said:
I'm having some trouble with installing a new recovery. I want to have TWRP because I want to install a ROM that requires it. At the moment I have some old CWM but when I flash TWRP and reboot into recovery I still get into CWM.
So how do I replace CWM or at least boot into TWRP?
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What rom requires u to have twrp recovery? How r you trying to flash it?
jmcclue said:
What rom requires u to have twrp recovery? How r you trying to flash it?
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This one
I tried flashing it via fastboot and via my old recovery ("flash zip from sd card")
elementzero23 said:
This one
I tried flashing it via fastboot and via my old recovery ("flash zip from sd card")
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Try 4ext recovery, in my opinion i think its better. Also u cant flash recovery "flash zip from sdcard" u have to either use fastboot command
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Or via PB99IMG method or using the 4ext app but u can only use the app once ur phone is booted.

Installing official twrp

So I am on oxygen OS 3.2.4 with Grarak unofficial twrp and rooted and I want to install the official oneplus 3 twrp. Can someone kindly tell me the steps that I need to take?
Just download the twrp recovery image from https://dl.twrp.me/oneplus3/
Reboot the phone to fastboot.
Then run "fastboot flash recovery c:\path\to\recoveryimg" from a command line.
So I cannot flash the recovery file from the unofficial twrp?
jawadhaque089 said:
So I cannot flash the recovery file from the unofficial twrp?
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Oh I did forget that twrp now can flash image files, I always just use fastboot. My bad. Yeah you can do that. Just select that it's an IMG file and that it is recovery.
Or download flashify and do a back up of recovery and u can download twrp from the app it's self and flash

HELP - TWRP on OnePlus 3 running the Open Beta 9 (Nougat ROM)

Here's the deal. I unlocked the bootloader of my OnePlus 3, flashed TWRP Recovery with "Tool All In One" through my pc. Then I was able to root my phone, I did it and then, flashed the Open Beta 9 through TWRP.
Now the problem I have now is that I'm unable to flash TWRP from my computer and I don't know why. It doesn't display any error or anything else. But when I boot into recovery mode, it is not TWRP, it's the stock one. Help me out. I want root and Xposed lol!
fastboot flash recovery TWRP.img
into recovery Vol Plus and Power
flash SU
beta9 is Nougat so xposed is not working yet.
takumintchan said:
fastboot flash recovery TWRP.img
into recovery Vol Plus and Power
flash SU
beta9 is Nougat so xposed is not working yet.
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Yeah but, how to flash the recovery? What program or whatever I need to flash it?
Drkrs616 said:
Yeah but, how to flash the recovery? What program or whatever I need to flash it?
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You need adb and Fastboot.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979&page=95
On The Fastboot PATH
Same directory, Put twrp.img
Shift and Right Mouse.Open cmd and type
fastboot flash recovery "twrp file name.img"
You can get TWRP.
I recommend TWRP .28
After you can flash any Rom and Kernel , SU etc...
You need modified TWRP Recovery to Run Open Beta 9, official TWRP won't work
Here's the link for Modified TWRP
http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=21835
Thank you guys so much, I successfully flashed TWRP on my phone. First time, it didn't want to boot but when I rebooted it id did
... Well, update: Booted into system and when y tried to boot into recovery, this time unplugged from the pc, booted with stock recovery -_-
... Update of the update haha: I downloaded the root zip and then I flashed the TWRP, Installed root zip and made a backup of the whole system and now, the TWRP recovery is installed permanently. Thank you if you guys followed my thread.

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