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Hello everyone, it's very much time that I want to know the speech about decrypting my Nexus 5X. Now I'm stay with PureNexus and ElementalX, but if I go on Security > Cryptography, my phone is encrypted even if when I flash TWRP 3.0.0 , appeared decrypted.
Now I don't know if my device is decrypted or not. There is a detailed guide that I can follow so that I can permanently unlock my device?
Thanks to all
If you see in settings - security that your device is encrypted, it is... If you want to decrypt it you have to format /data and your internal storage.
1. Backup all your data
2. Dowload FED Patcher here and copy the zip to your device
3. Reboot into recovery
4. Wipe system
5. Reflash your rom, gapps and the fed patcher.zip
6. Do a factory reset and (!) format /data.
Reboot your phone, et voila, you are unencrypted.
Be sure to reflash fed patcher every time you update your rom, otherwise it will be encrypted on first boot without fed patcher.
Donald Nice said:
If you see in settings - security that your device is encrypted, it is... If you want to decrypt it you have to format /data and your internal storage.
1. Backup all your data
2. Dowload FED Patcher here and copy the zip to your device
3. Reboot into recovery
4. Wipe system
5. Reflash your rom, gapps and the fed patcher.zip
6. Do a factory reset and (!) format /data.
Reboot your phone, et voila, you are unencrypted.
Be sure to reflash fed patcher every time you update your rom, otherwise it will be encrypted on first boot without fed patcher.
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When you flash ROM , gapps and patcher , and then do a system reset and format / data , the system does not start or not? But then formatting / data is getting through TWRP ? Thank you
Hi
I'm a bit lost reading posts about flashing twrp, installing magisk or cf auto root, disabling encryption on /data. So:
- is it possible to install twrp and magisk without having to format /data (as smart switch unfortunately does not backup apps datas... it's a long story to reconfigure every app...) ?
- we loose /data only when we want to disable encryption ?
thanks
sambastrakan said:
Hi
I'm a bit lost reading posts about flashing twrp, installing magisk or cf auto root, disabling encryption on /data. So:
- is it possible to install twrp and magisk without having to format /data (as smart switch unfortunately does not backup apps datas... it's a long story to reconfigure every app...) ?
- we loose /data only when we want to disable encryption ?
thanks
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I really don't think so
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A question about decrypting your device, in this case Luisrom Android 10, but would most probably count for other roms too.
Did not try it already but would like to decrypt my device and would like a confirmation if the following is the right procedure without doing a new install:
Boot in recovery
Make a backup of /data to internal storage with TWRP
Make a backup of internal storage to my pc
Format data in TWRP
Copy internal storage back from pc to OP3(T)
Restore backup from /data with TWRP
Reboot with decrypted phone
I could do a dirty flash afterwards ofcourse, but because /system is not touched I think the steps above should be enough.
Could someone confirm if this is right?
Just tried what I described above but seems not to work.
After reboot, phone is starting again with encrypting and after next reboot everything is encrypted again.
It also seems as if Android 10 (read it somewhere) is using file based encryption, so not only on a higher level...
So for now, I only see a fresh install as the solution.
Would someone know another solution to keep your data without doing a fresh install it would be nice to know.
Any input is welcome!
Johan2020 said:
Just tried what I described above but seems not to work.
After reboot, phone is starting again with encrypting and after next reboot everything is encrypted again.
It also seems as if Android 10 (read it somewhere) is using file based encryption, so not only on a higher level...
So for now, I only see a fresh install as the solution.
Would someone know another solution to keep your data without doing a fresh install it would be nice to know.
Any input is welcome!
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First of all: decrypting is what happens on each reboot if data is encrypted. Decrypting is making something encrypted readable again. Removing encryption is something completely different.
For your question: which rom are you booting? This sounds like you are using a rom with forced encryption enabled. Dosable forced encyption in fstab before first system boot.
You can't use fbe with op3/t. No blobs, no twrp... Either you havn't read closly enough or you belived some ignorant not reading closely enough: g requires new devices shipped the first time with q to use fbe. All devices shipped originaly with fde can still use fde with q.
Reference: https://source.android.com/security/encryption/file-based
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First of all: decrypting is what happens on each reboot if data is encrypted. Decrypting is making something encrypted readable again. Removing encryption is something completely different.
For your question: which rom are you booting? This sounds like you are using a rom with forced encryption enabled. Dosable forced encyption in fstab before first system boot.
You can't use fbe with op3/t. No blobs, no twrp... Either you havn't read closly enough or you belived some ignorant not reading closely enough: g requires new devices shipped the first time with q to use fbe. All devices shipped originaly with fde can still use fde with q.
Reference: https://source.android.com/security/encryption/file-based
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I am using CrDroid 6.4 Luisrom which is not enforcing encryption, just as most other custom roms.
I had enabled encryption though after installation to see if encryption was working already for installing CrD Luis on my work phone (where I want encryption).
After that I decided to go back to unencrypted, following the procedure above, which did not work.
Did not make the link between fbe and file based encryption, but ofcourse this is the same and not available on op3/t.
Must have been sleeping when I wrote that.
Based on what you wrote and my missing knowledge;
After encrypting, is fstab changed also and would the solution have been to change fstab back also before rebooting after restore?
Johan2020 said:
After encrypting, is fstab changed also and would the solution have been to change fstab back also before rebooting after restore?
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No. fstab isn't changed during encryption, neither for forced encryption nor for "voluntary" ( ) encryption.
Maybe the problem is the restored data itself: the rom setting for encryption is restored as well if you restore the data unconditionaly... Perhaps this way the reencryption is triggered. Did you try to boot the rom without restoring data? If it's unencrypted on a clean boot, but is (re)encrypted after first boot after restoring the backup, you have the answer. If it's encrypzed on a clean boot, formating to remove the enctyption has failed.
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No. fstab isn't changed during encryption, neither for forced encryption nor for "voluntary" ( ) encryption.
Maybe the problem is the restored data itself: the rom setting for encryption is restored as well if you restore the data unconditionaly... Perhaps this way the reencryption is triggered. Did you try to boot the rom without restoring data? If it's unencrypted on a clean boot, but is (re)encrypted after first boot after restoring the backup, you have the answer. If it's encrypzed on a clean boot, formating to remove the enctyption has failed.
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Good point, did not try that unfortunately and just did a fresh install so.... not really eager to try it now
But I think indeed reencryption was triggered because of also restoring the encryption settings.
Will try it when I have some spare time and want to take the risc of a fresh install again
Can I remove encryption after I have flashed a ROM without formatting data. How to permanently decrypt data? After Decryption, can I switch between ROMs without formatting data?
No, for first time decrypt you need to format data, because the complete data partition is encrypted.
So you need to backup everything of phone memory and backup your apps and data with "migrate"
After flashing rom and other zips, you flash "Disable DM Verity Force Encrypt"
Dirty flash without wipes is possible, but you need to flash Gapps (and Magisk) too. Your user apps and data are still present.
Clean flash after this is imho also possible with only wipe data (not format).
After (dirty or clean) flashing rom, gapps, magisk other zips, flash DM verity xxxx again.
Fyi
Dirty flash I have done this way already, but clean flash this way I haven't tried myself, so my advice is to backup your internal memory just in case or wait for a confirmation from someone else.
Elinx said:
No, for first time decrypt you need to format data, because everything is encrypted.
After flashing rom and all other zips you flash "Disable DM Verity Force Encrypt".
Dirty flash without wipes is possible, but you need to flash Gapps (and Magisk) too
imho switch between different rom's is also possible with only wipe data (not format)
After (dirty) flashing (new) rom, gapps, magisk, flash DM verity xxxx again.
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So, we can't decrypt the data. What happens if we remove screen lock while the data is encrypted? Then how is the data encrypted? (Using some ROM Keys without lock...)
I think it is difficult to backup everything, transfer to external device, format, change ROM, again restore all data.
Also can I enable encryption again while using the ROM without formatting?
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So, we can't decrypt the data. What happens if we remove screen lock while the data is encrypted? Then how is the data encrypted? (Using some ROM Keys without lock...)
I think it is difficult to backup everything, transfer to external device, format, change ROM, again restore all data.
Also can I enable encryption again while using the ROM without formatting?
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Before I start flashing I always have removed all the locks to prevent such a lock that format data is the only choice. The "how and why" you ask for, I don't know
Backup everything and restore all is very time consuming, user apps and data with migrate isn't that bad.
I don't want to encrypt anymore so never had done this, but I think you don't need to format if you run it from the Android security settings.
you can remove screenlock with the zip i attached
do a full twrp backup, then do all the experiment you ask for to get answers , then restore ...
First of all,
This is just an experiment. Don't try this without backing up your data. I am not responsible for any data loss.
I found a way to switch ROM without fornatting data and also without installing any addon like Disable DM-Verity.
First of all remove the lock screen in your security option. Change to none. Keep everything ready in your storage. Go to TWRP. Wipe System, Vendor, Cache, Dalvik Cache. Go immediately and install ROM and Gapps (Option). Reboot into systen immediately.
After wiping data, make sure that you don't switch off your phone or reboot it again. Boot directly into ROM after flashing. It will not work if you flash Magisk, because the phone reboots automatically during first boot. Flash Magisk only after first boot. It is working for me unless during the first boot, the phone is rebooted twice.
Again,
This is just an experiment. Don't try this without backing up your data. I am not responsible for any data loss.
devaponnadsm said:
First of all,
This is just an experiment. Don't try this without backing up your data. I am not responsible for any data loss.
I found a way to switch ROM without fornatting data and also without installing any addon like Disable DM-Verity.
First of all remove the lock screen in your security option. Change to none. Keep everything ready in your storage. Go to TWRP. Wipe System, Vendor, Cache, Dalvik Cache. Go immediately and install ROM and Gapps (Option). Reboot into systen immediately.
After wiping data, make sure that you don't switch off your phone or reboot it again. Boot directly into ROM after flashing. It will not work if you flash Magisk, because the phone reboots automatically during first boot. Flash Magisk only after first boot. It is working for me unless during the first boot, the phone is rebooted twice.
Again,
This is just an experiment. Don't try this without backing up your data. I am not responsible for any data loss.
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why you replay to me ?
i'm not the one asking :silly:
Hello guys. Hope u doing well
so i have a problem with decryption on my redmi note 8. and i have already flash into lineageOS and i lost acess to my internal storage even i cant install Gapps and also i can't do the Disable DM Verity Force Encrypt.
Howerver i tried the method
1. reboot the phone and enter recovery mode
2. typing the pin and TWRP trying to decrypte the phone and it's does it well
3. i have a temporary access to the internet storage.
4. i have made a data wipe and reboot to reovery after that i formated data, vender, and all the requied segment but i still cant wipe the internet storage
5. error message. error:1 no access to /data/...
6. i tries to Flash allso the Disable DM Verity Force Encrypt but same error.
7. and when i try to instal/flash LineagOS it pass without any problem
pls any body can help me.
seveneigsh said:
Hello guys. Hope u doing well
so i have a problem with decryption on my redmi note 8. and i have already flash into lineageOS and i lost acess to my internal storage even i cant install Gapps and also i can't do the Disable DM Verity Force Encrypt.
Howerver i tried the method
1. reboot the phone and enter recovery mode
2. typing the pin and TWRP trying to decrypte the phone and it's does it well
3. i have a temporary access to the internet storage.
4. i have made a data wipe and reboot to reovery after that i formated data, vender, and all the requied segment but i still cant wipe the internet storage
5. error message. error:1 no access to /data/...
6. i tries to Flash allso the Disable DM Verity Force Encrypt but same error.
7. and when i try to instal/flash LineagOS it pass without any problem
pls any body can help me.
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re download DFE and try a clean flash
I was attempting to install the Begonia Recovery Project for Miui 12.5 (android 11) using the fastboot method. But when I reboot into this new recovery and look inisde the "install" tab, all my folders from my main storage are made up of random letters and numbers.
I assume that this means that my files are still encrypted but I am not sure how to decrypt them.
I am running MIUI 12.5.3 Global edition on android 11 and the Begonia Recovery Project version I downloaded and installed was from this website : https://www.pling.com/p/1556862/
Furthermore, I have a unlock pattern on my phone but when I boot into the custom recovery, it doesn't ask me for my unlock pattern. Could this be the reason all my files are named with random letters and numbers?
It won't let me boot back into my operating system and when I try, I get an warning saying "No OS Installed! Are you sure you wish to reboot?". Rebooting leads me right back into the custom recovery, with all files still named with random characters.
I would prefer to be able to boot back into my system without having to lose any of my personal files on my phone (if that is possible).
Any help is greatly appreciated and I thank you in advance
Sqorpz said:
I was attempting to install the Begonia Recovery Project for Miui 12.5 (android 11) using the fastboot method. But when I reboot into this new recovery and look inisde the "install" tab, all my folders from my main storage are made up of random letters and numbers.
I assume that this means that my files are still encrypted but I am not sure how to decrypt them.
I am running MIUI 12.5.3 Global edition on android 11 and the Begonia Recovery Project version I downloaded and installed was from this website : https://www.pling.com/p/1556862/
Furthermore, I have a unlock pattern on my phone but when I boot into the custom recovery, it doesn't ask me for my unlock pattern. Could this be the reason all my files are named with random letters and numbers?
It won't let me boot back into my operating system and when I try, I get an warning saying "No OS Installed! Are you sure you wish to reboot?". Rebooting leads me right back into the custom recovery, with all files still named with random characters.
I would prefer to be able to boot back into my system without having to lose any of my personal files on my phone (if that is possible).
Any help is greatly appreciated and I thank you in advance
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This is the reason why everyone recommends taking a backup of your files and resetting your device prior to such attempts. Unfortunately, most likely you will lose part, if not all of your files.
That No OS Installed error is normal since MIUI is a system on root OS and TWRP isn't able to detect them.
That random named folders is your internal storage but it's encrypted. You'll need to enter your passcode every time you boot to TWRP. If it doesn't ask you go to Mount and select Decrypt Data
To disable encryption you'll need to format data and install Disable ForceEncrypt. Doing this will erase EVERYTGHING. (except Find Device,IMEI's etc)
I would recommend you to install this TWRP to decrypt them.
If your device boots back to TWRP, it might be triggering Rescue Party. (click the 3rd button on the bottom of the screen to view the logs)
Fytdyh said:
This is the reason why everyone recommends taking a backup of your files and resetting your device prior to such attempts. Unfortunately, most likely you will lose part, if not all of your files.
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I had installed twrp like this before and never had this type of error. But yes, the smart thing would definately be to always have backups. Lesson learned for next time!
Canny1913 said:
That No OS Installed error is normal since MIUI is a system on root OS and TWRP isn't able to detect them.
That random named folders is your internal storage but it's encrypted. You'll need to enter your passcode every time you boot to TWRP. If it doesn't ask you go to Mount and select Decrypt Data
To disable encryption you'll need to format data and install Disable ForceEncrypt. Doing this will erase EVERYTGHING. (except Find Device,IMEI's etc)
I would recommend you to install this TWRP to decrypt them.
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Thank you for the fast reply.
I installed the twrp that you recommended. TWRP still isn't asking for my passcode and I can't find a "Decrypt Data" option in the Mount section. The only checked options in Mount are "Data", "Cache", and "Micro SD Card".
Is Disable ForceEncrypt needed in order to be able to boot back into my operating system? Is there any way to boot back into my OS without this?
Thanks again for the fast reply!
Sqorpz said:
Thank you for the fast reply.
I installed the twrp that you recommended. TWRP still isn't asking for my passcode and I can't find a "Decrypt Data" option in the Mount section. The only checked options in Mount are "Data", "Cache", and "Micro SD Card".
Is Disable ForceEncrypt needed in order to be able to boot back into my operating system? Is there any way to boot back into my OS without this?
Thanks again for the fast reply!
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That zip can only be used if your data is formatted. If you flash it without formatting data you'll be making the situation even worse because it won't allow you to decrypt anymore. (it makes the phone think data isnt encrypted tho it clearly is encrypted)
Also did you check the logs as i suggested to determine the reason why the phone is not booting?
Canny1913 said:
That zip can only be used if your data is formatted. If you flash it without formatting data you'll be making the situation even worse because it won't allow you to decrypt anymore. (it makes the phone think data isnt encrypted tho it clearly is encrypted)
Also did you check the logs as i suggested to determine the reason why the phone is not booting?
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Whoops, I used the twrp you recommended without formatting the data. Does this mean my data is forever undecryptable?
I checked the logs and indeed it is triggering the Android Rescue Party.
It suggests possible solutions that are
wipe caches, and/or
Format data, and/or
Clean-flash your ROM.
The reported problem is :
'--reason=enablefilecrypto_failed'
Sqorpz said:
Whoops, I used the twrp you recommended without formatting the data. Does this mean my data is forever undecryptable?
I checked the logs and indeed it is triggering the Android Rescue Party.
It suggests possible solutions that are
wipe caches, and/or
Format data, and/or
Clean-flash your ROM.
The reported problem is :
'--reason=enablefilecrypto_failed'
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No i didnt meant that, i said the Disable ForceEncrypt zip needs data to be formatted.
The reported problem unfortunately means your phone cannot setup encryption. (thats why twrp won't decrypt it)
The only solution is to format data to make the phone usable again.
(you might as well flash the disable encryption zip after formatting the data since encryption on android is a pain in the ass and it makes the phone a bit faster)
By the way, do not wipe data, just click Format Data and format it since it doesn't get rid of the encryption properly.
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Canny1913 said:
No i didnt meant that, i said the Disable ForceEncrypt zip needs data to be formatted.
The reported problem unfortunately means your phone cannot setup encryption. (thats why twrp won't decrypt it)
The only solution is to format data to make the phone usable again.
(you might as well flash the disable encryption zip after formatting the data since encryption on android is a pain in the ass and it makes the phone a bit faster)
By the way, do not wipe data, just click Format Data and format it since it doesn't get rid of the encryption properly.
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Thank you so much for your informative responses.
Apologies, I thought you meant that flashing different twrp would lead to undecryptable files.
By formatting data do you mean the parition on my phone called "data"?. I forgot to add that files in my "data" folder have sensible names and don't look encrypted. Is it normal for it to just encrypt my internal storage?
By the sounds of it, I think I will proceed with your suggestion of formatting the data. Just to clarify, will this method also remove everything in my internal storage, eg pictures, music, videos?. Is there a way to continue with this method without having to lose those?
I appreciate your help greatly.
Sqorpz said:
Thank you so much for your informative responses.
Apologies, I thought you meant that flashing different twrp would lead to undecryptable files.
By formatting data do you mean the parition on my phone called "data"?. I forgot to add that files in my "data" folder have sensible names and don't look encrypted. Is it normal for it to just encrypt my internal storage?
By the sounds of it, I think I will proceed with your suggestion of formatting the data. Just to clarify, will this method also remove everything in my internal storage, eg pictures, music, videos?. Is there a way to continue with this method without having to lose those?
I appreciate your help greatly.
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They actually encrypted the whole partition till Android 10. This required you to enter a password before the phone boots up but now they only encrypt the internal storage,apps and app data so you don't have to enter a password anymore before the phone boots-up.
Yes formatting the data will erase everything on your device including the internal storage.
Because they are encrypted just like the other part of data there's no way to save them.
Canny1913 said:
They actually encrypted the whole partition till Android 10. This required you to enter a password before the phone boots up but now they only encrypt the internal storage,apps and app data so you don't have to enter a password anymore before the phone boots-up.
Yes formatting the data will erase everything on your device including the internal storage.
Because they are encrypted just like the other part of data there's no way to save them.
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I see. So could this have been avoided if I had flashed the twrp after disabling my password? Is it a smart practice to disable your password before doing stuff like flashing a custom recovery?
Obviously losing all my data and internal storage is definately a kick in the nuts. But it is also my fault for not backing up my data before experimenting like this.
Could you please send me an oultine of the steps I need to follow in order to proceed with your method of getting my phone working again. Frankly, I have little experience in this area and I'm afraid i'll make a mistake in the process. I also trust in your expertise and experience far greater than mine.
Thank you again!
Sqorpz said:
I see. So could this have been avoided if I had flashed the twrp after disabling my password? Is it a smart practice to disable your password before doing stuff like flashing a custom recovery?
Obviously losing all my data and internal storage is definately a kick in the nuts. But it is also my fault for not backing up my data before experimenting like this.
Could you please send me an oultine of the steps I need to follow in order to proceed with your method of getting my phone working again. Frankly, I have little experience in this area and I'm afraid i'll make a mistake in the process. I also trust in your expertise and experience far greater than mine.
Thank you again!
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Simple, enter TWRP, go to Wipe, click Format Data, type yes then hit enter. Your data will be wiped. reboot the phone in Recovery mode (not to the normal OS or else the phone will encrypt again) again so the internal storage gets created.
Plug your phone into a PC, download this:https://zackptg5.com/downloads/archive/Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_11.02.2020.zip
copy it to your phone and install it. If you want to use Magisk, install Magisk first then this zip file. The encryption will be completely disabled.
To answer your first question, It wasn't your fault because i have no idea why your storage got corrupted in the first place but you should definitely disable the password (or disable the encryption if you want to use a password) before doing anything.
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Simple, enter TWRP, go to Wipe, click Format Data, type yes then hit enter. Your data will be wiped. reboot the phone in Recovery mode (not to the normal OS or else the phone will encrypt again) again so the internal storage gets created.
Plug your phone into a PC, download this:https://zackptg5.com/downloads/archive/Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_11.02.2020.zip
copy it to your phone and install it. If you want to use Magisk, install Magisk first then this zip file. The encryption will be completely disabled.
To answer your first question, It wasn't your fault because i have no idea why your storage got corrupted in the first place but you should definitely disable the password (or disable the encryption if you want to use a password) before doing anything.
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Since I am reseting my phone to its factory settings, I researched into some ROMs that I may use instead of MIUI. I came across the Pixel Experience ROM and I'm considering installing it.
I read somewhere that flashing a ROM involves having to disable encryption every time you flash a new ROM or something along those lines. Will installing the Disable ForceEncrypt disable encryption permanently or will I have to considering installing it again if I want to flash the Pixel Experience ROM?
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Since I am reseting my phone to its factory settings, I researched into some ROMs that I may use instead of MIUI. I came across the Pixel Experience ROM and I'm considering installing it.
I read somewhere that flashing a ROM involves having to disable encryption every time you flash a new ROM or something along those lines. Will installing the Disable ForceEncrypt disable encryption permanently or will I have to considering installing it again if I want to flash the Pixel Experience ROM?
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You will have to install it again if you install a new ROM or kernel since it modifies both of them (they both get wiped if you install or update the ROM.
I recommend you follow their install guide since a lot of people get confused when they see errors.
Flashing PE A12
1. Flash latest Firmware. 2. Flash latest Dynamic TWRP. 3. Reboot to Dynamic TWRP. 4. Flash latest PE rom zip and then format data. 5. Reboot and enjoy. Links Here: Dynamic TWRP: TWRP For A12 Note: If you see any red line errors on twrp just ignore them and continue flashing. Also before...
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Canny1913 said:
You will have to install it again if you install a new ROM or kernel since it modifies both of them (they both get wiped if you install or update the ROM.
I recommend you follow their install guide since a lot of people get confused when they see errors.
Flashing PE A12
1. Flash latest Firmware. 2. Flash latest Dynamic TWRP. 3. Reboot to Dynamic TWRP. 4. Flash latest PE rom zip and then format data. 5. Reboot and enjoy. Links Here: Dynamic TWRP: TWRP For A12 Note: If you see any red line errors on twrp just ignore them and continue flashing. Also before...
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Thank you for all your help. It was probably simple and easy for you but for me, I had no idea what I was doing and would never have done the steps that you suggested so thank you. I really appreciate all the help you've given me.
I just have one last request that is : do you know any good backup services for android? I know about services like google photos for backing up photos and videos, but I was wondering if there were any that backed up the android as a whole, including app data/progress, photos, videos, notes etc.
Thank you again for all your support and making this process very simple and easy and wish you all the best.
Sqorpz said:
Thank you for all your help. It was probably simple and easy for you but for me, I had no idea what I was doing and would never have done the steps that you suggested so thank you. I really appreciate all the help you've given me.
I just have one last request that is : do you know any good backup services for android? I know about services like google photos for backing up photos and videos, but I was wondering if there were any that backed up the android as a whole, including app data/progress, photos, videos, notes etc.
Thank you again for all your support and making this process very simple and easy and wish you all the best.
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Google One app can backup photos,SMS, phone call history and redownloads all of the apps (except apps that were installed from an apk file)
Pixel Experience actually bypasses the Google Photos storage limit so you can backup your entire gallery without problems.
For notes just use Google Keep, it syncs the notes to your Google account.
App data can be backed up by Titanium Backup or Migrate. (i suggest you test them before backing up your entire app data as suggested by Migrate developer)
I don't exactly recommend backing up Data as a whole since your only option is TWRP and TWRP loves to complain when it comes to backing up and restoring.
Thanks for the best wishes and i wish you all the best too. Have a good one.