In this guide, we will show you the steps to flash the stock as well as Magisk patched via TWRP Recovery. There are a plethora of benefits associated with rooting your device. For example, you could gain administrative privileges or access to the system partition. Likewise, you could also flash tons of mods, including the likes of Magisk Modules, Substratum Themes, and Xposed Framework. So how could one root their device? Well, there exist two different methods for the the first one, you just have to flash the Magisk Installer ZIP via TWRP Recovery. The second method is a slightly lengthier one and asks for patching the stock via Magisk and flashing it via Fastboot Commands. But since the inception of A/B partition devices, it has become quite a tough task for some in flashing recovery via Fastboot. This is because, in these dual partition devices, there exists no recovery partition, rather everything is taken care of by the boot is the reason why you cannot directly flash TWRP Recovery onto these devices. Furthermore, sometimes, you would also have to flash the file to both the boot partitions A and B, whereas others require to only flash to the current active partition. All in all, these might lead to a few confusions to the end-user, especially if they are new to this domain, Fortunately there exists an easy way out. You could easily flash the stock as well as Magisk patched via TWRP Recovery. Let’s check out how this could be to Flash Stock and Magisk Patched via TWRPSTEP 1 Get the Stock 2 Patch Stock via MagiskSTEP 3 Flash stock or Magisk Patched via TWRPWe are listing out the below instructions into separate sections for ease of understanding. Make sure to follow in the exact same sequence as mentioned below. Droidwin and its members wouldn’t be held responsible in case of a thermonuclear war, your alarm doesn’t wake you up, or if anything happens to your device and data by performing the below 1 Get the Stock and foremost, you will have to download the stock firmware file for your device. After that, this firmware file will be extracted to get the stock file. In this regard, if you have a Google Pixel device, then you could directly extract the firmware file via WinZip or for other OEMs, it would be slightly different. If you own an OnePlus, then their firmware files are packed inside Likewise, Oppo and Realme have firmware partition files inside OZIP. So in these cases, please refer to our below guides to carry out the extraction processHow to Extract and get the stock boot image fileHow to Extract OZIP Realme and Oppo Stock ROM FirmwareSTEP 2 Patch Stock via MagiskIf you are looking to directly flash the stock via TWRP, then skip this step and move over to the next one. This section is for those users who wish to patch the stock and get hold of the which will be flashed via TWRP to root your device. So on that note, let’s get started. Make sure to transfer the stock file to your device beforehand. [Having issues in carrying out the below steps on your Android 11 device? Check out this guide Fix Magisk patched issue while Rooting Android 11].To begin with, install the Magisk Manager app on your launch it and tap on the Install button situated next to the Method section, choose Select and Patch a file. Browse to the extracted stock file and select tap on the Let’s Go option situated at the top will now load the file and will patch it accordingly. Once that is done, you would get the Download Complete message. The patched boot image file will be saved in Internal Storage > Downloads. The name of the file will be Let’s now move to the final section of this guide to flash the stock as well as Magisk patched via TWRP 3 Flash stock or Magisk Patched via TWRPMake sure that the required stock file or is present on your device. Furthermore, if your device is currently rooted, then flashing the stock will unroot it. On the other hand, if your device is unrooted as of now, then flashing the will root your device. So if that’s well and good, then proceed with the below instructions to flash the file via TWRP off by booting your device to the TWRP go to the Install section and tap on the Install Image button situated at the bottom to the stock or file whichever you need and select choose the Boot partition from the partition selection perform a right swipe to flash this file to the boot done, you may then boot your device to the OS. For that, go to Reboot and select this, we conclude the guide on how to flash the stock as well as Magisk patched via TWRP Recovery. If you still have any queries concerning the aforementioned steps, do let us know in the comments. We will get back to you with a solution at the to Pass SafetyNet test after installing Xposed or EdXposedHow to Pass Magisk SafetyNet on Rooted Android 11Fix ctsProfile Mismatch Error on Rooted AndroidHow to use Core Only Mode in the new Magisk Manager?About Chief Editor Sadique HassanadministratorA technical geek by birth, he always has a keen interest in the Android platform right since the birth of the HTC Dream. The open-source environment always seems to intrigue him with the plethora of options available at his fingertips. “MBA by profession, blogger by choice!”

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