#MagDigit
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Custom ROMs replace stock ROMs on Android devices, offering more features and customization options. Based on Android's open-source code, they provide stable alternatives to default operating systems. This guide details the flashing process.
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Prepare a Windows PC with ADB drivers, an Android phone with an unlocked bootloader, a custom recovery zip file (TWRP recommended), the custom ROM zip file, and a GApps file for Google services.
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Step 1 – Backup Your Device Ensure to backup your device to prevent data loss. Use Google Backup to save contacts, photos, and call logs to Google Drive, or create a local backup on a secondary PC or phone if internet access is unavailable
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Ensure you download the custom ROM specifically made for your device, as they are device-specific. Check official webpages of ROM developers, XDA forums, and Telegram channels to find the correct ROM.
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Ensure you download the custom ROM specifically made for your device, as they are device-specific. Check official webpages of ROM developers, XDA forums, and Telegram channels to find the correct ROM.
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Since custom ROMs typically lack Google services, download a GApps package to access Google services. Some ROMs, like Pixel Experience and Havoc OS, include GApps. Ensure you get the right package for your custom ROM.
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Copy the Custom ROM and GApps zip files to your device. Boot into custom recovery (e.g., TWRP) by pressing the power and volume down buttons. Perform a clean flash by formatting data, then flash the ROM and GApps.
Following these steps ensures a smooth installation of a custom ROM on your Android device, enhancing its functionality and customization options while providing access to essential Google services through the correct GApps package.