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How To Install Custom ROM on Android

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For this guide, you will need:

Unlocked bootloader

Custom Recovery

Android Device


Custom ROM

Step 1: Download a ROM
Find a ROM for your device, you can search for it through Google Search Make sure you download the right one for your device.

Many phones have several variants  The Sony Z Ultra has more versions than I have friends, and both of them require different
ROMs based on the carrier it comes on. So make sure you are getting the correct ROM, by verifying that it’s compatible with your phone model.

Once you have found the ROM you want, download the .ZIP file, which is going to be 500mb up to 1.5Gb

Note:Do not extract it!

Then find the corresponding GApps . 

If you are installing a ROM running on 4.4.2, you’ll want a GApps  package for 4.4.2.
Save your ROM and GApps to your SD card, internal storage, or flash drive.

Step 2: Boot into Recovery

To boot into recovery use your recovery combo buttons. If you don’t know which buttons to press, to access recovery, Search for your phone model using Google Search 

On most devices it is Hold Vol Down Power for 5 seconds. 

Once you are in recovery, you should see something like this…

This is TWRP!

this is ClockworkMod

Step 3: Flash ROM

Now go ahead and select “Install”…

                  Install on TWRP

               Install in ClockworkMod

Once you have selected your ROM file. Proceed to flash the zip…

             Apply update in TWRP

         Apply update in ClockworkMod

Flash the file with TWRP

Flash the file with ClockworkMod

Step 4: Clear Cache

After the install is complete, back out and clear your cache…

Wipe with TWRP

Wipe with ClockworkMod

While this is the most common way to flash a ROM, there are many different ways specific to each device.

 These are better to use when you’re flashing the stock ROM back onto your device.

For Nexus devices, use Nexus Root Toolkit

For Samsung devices, use Odin

For Sony devices, use Flash Tools

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