Cwm Installer Apk Xperia Play

However, it is your decision to install our software on your device. To use TWRP instead of the CWM or CM recovery that normally comes in a CM boot image.

After we have showed you how to free your Sony Xperia Z (by and ) now we will be checking on how to install a custom recovery image on your device. So, by completing this step by step guide you can learn how to easily flash ClockworkMod (CWM) Recovery on Sony Xperia Z and all thanks to those of xda-developers who had just made available the CWM recovery tool for the Xperia Z. CWM recovery is one of the most popular custom recovery image used for the Android platform being a tool that can be installed on almost any Android based smartphone or tablet. Of course you must follow and apply a guide that is suitable with your device, or else you can brick the same as installing CWM recovery is being considered a complex and risky operation. Therefore stick to the lines from below and do not apply something by yourselves without consulting my directions.

After installing on your Xperia Z you will be able to perform several operations that cannot be completed while using the stock recovery. So, you will be able to easily make a Nandroid backup, perform restoration procedures, wipe the system, optimize or customize the performances, install.zip files, operate maintenance tasks and a lot more.

Also, flashing CWM recovery is the last step to do if you want to update your Sony Xperia Z with a custom ROM firmware, or with a custom kernel. But for being able to complete this step by step guide you first need to unlock the bootloader and root your Xperia Z. Suitable guides for applying the same are being explained here on Android.gs, so don’t hesitate and use our tutorials (use the links from the introduction). Well, here is what you need to know related to the root and unlocking bootloader procedures: once you apply one of the mentioned operations the warranty of your device will get void.

You can restore the warranty by unrooting and by re-locking the bootloader, or by updating / downgrading to official Android OS; then the root access will be revoked and the bootloader relocked. Also, after gaining root access and unlocking the bootloader you will not be able to apply future OTA updates on your Xperia Z. So, in order to enjoy the official firmware you will have to manually install the software on your smartphone. In order to avoid the unpleasant situations that might occur while installing CWM recovery on your Sony Xperia Z I recommend you to backup the data which is being saved on the internal storage memory. Also, take care of other thighs such as: make sure that a Windows running computer is near you; deactivate the security protection (uninstall the antivirus and similar programs) from your computer and handset; enable the USB debugging option on your phone and charge its battery in case you notice that there is less than 60% power left. Don’t forget that this is not a general tutorial.

The steps from below are being suitable only with the Sony Xperia Z smartphone. So, do not apply the same for installing CWM recovery on a similar handset as you will risk in bricking your device. How to Install ClockworkMod (CWM) Recovery on Sony Xperia Z • First go to Settings -> About phone and check the firmware version number; your phone should be running on 10.1.A.1.350 software. • Install Android SDK from on your computer. • Install Fastboot drivers on your computer; for that download a file from here; extract the same on the computer; then copy the android_winusb.inf file to extras -> google -> usb_driver (located on the Android SDK folder). • Then, download the CWM recovery file by using the link from. • Copy the same on Android SDK folder -> platform-tools.

• Turn off your phone. • Connect the handset with the computer while pressing on the Volume UP button. By doing this your device will boot into fastboot mode.

• Install the drivers for your handset by following the prompts (select “Browse my computer for driver software” -> “Let me pick from a list of device drivers” -> “Have Disk”; go to Android SDK -> extras -> google -> usb_driver and select the android_winusb.inf file; next select “Android Bootloader Interface”). • Now, open the Android SDK folder and go to platform-tools; from there open a command prompt page (hold down the SHIFT button on your keyboard, then right-click on an empty part of the screen and select “Open command window here). • In the cmd Window type “fastboot.exe -i 0x0fce getvar version” and press “Enter”.

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