Are you trying to find ways to install the CWM Recovery for Motorola Droid X2? Here your search ends. We have brought to you a step-by-step guide to help you install the CWM.
As you all know that the CWM recovery is a custom recovery image especially developed for the Android devices. This tool helps in the advanced operations like recovery, back-up, restore, installation, maintenance etc. All these actions in a normal stock recovery tool can be made possible.
A CWM Recovery image isn’t only for flashing the custom ROM firmware. It offers much more features and capabilities that an official stock firmware can’t offer.
Read to know how to install the ClockworkMod Recovery version 5.0.2.5 on the Motorola Droid X2 smartphone. This isn’t a complicated guide, but you have to follow all the steps. Neither skip any step nor the order.
When you flash a custom ROM in your device the warranty will becomes void, and if you want to restore the same, you need to download and install an official firmware again. For the Samsung devices you can restore the warranty, if you reset the flash counter, this reset can be done using TriangleAway application that is available on the Google Play Store Market.
For installing this latest CWM recovery image in your Droid X2 devices, you need your Motorola Droid X2 device to be a rooted one.
Pre-requisites and Guidelines:
- First of all you need to install the ROM Manager application. With this application, you’ll be able to install the CWM custom recovery image and also the app will help you boot your device in the recovery mode more easily and to give you the opportunity to install the custom ROMs that are available for your device.
- You need to know that this process will erase your personal data and your own customization. That’s why it is extremely important for you to do a full back-up for your all personal data; otherwise you will lose your important information that you have stored into the device’ internal memory.
- All the information listed here and the instructions are provided only for educational and instructional purposes. So don’t blame or hold us liable if something goes wrong while following this guide.
- Back-up all your important data stored in your device’ internal memory like Call logs, SMS, sync your contacts with your Gmail account, copy and paste your documents, images, all your data stored in your internal memory content to your SD card or to save the data in your computer.
- Install the proper drivers for your Motorola Droid X2 device in your PC based on Windows operating system.
- The device’ battery needs to have more than 65% power left in it to complete the flashing process.
- Enable the USB Debugging Mode on your Android device; otherwise it won’t be possible to transfer the installation file using the USB cord.
- This tutorial is provided only for Motorola Droid X2 device. Don’t try to use the same for any other devices that may damage your device.
- Don’t skip any step or instruction listed here. Read the entire article and be sure you clearly understand and after that you should decide what you have to do.
- The installation of the CWM recovery v5.0.2.5 on Motorola Droid X2, in a normal way, doesn’t affect the data stored in your SD card, but if you want to duplicate your data to have a back-up, copy again in the cloud or in your computer.
How to install the CWM recovery v5.0.2.5 on Motorola Droid X2 Android device.
- First of all,Download and install the ROM Manager application from Google Play Store on the rooted Motorola Droid X2 device.
- Oen the ROM Manager application that you have installed on your Motorola. Browse and tap on Flash ClockworkMod Recovery During this step, you need to be sure that your Motorola is connected to the internet.
- Now,ROM Manager confirms your device model. Choose the Motorola Droid X2 and follow the instructions listed on your display by the ROM Manager
- Now the ROM Manager starts to download the ClockworkMod recovery for your device and start installing it.
Congratulations! You have successfully learnt how to install the CWM recovery v5.0.2.5 on your Motorola Droid X2 device.
Note: When you want to boot your device into the Recovery Mode, you need to open the ROM Manager app and from its menu choose theReboot into Recovery option.
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