In the video I also unplugged the USB cable after this step so I could boot into Fastboot Mode without there being any issues. You’ll also need to allow USB Debugging access by connecting the USB cable to the Moto G4 or Moto G4 Plus right after starting the ADB service. So be sure to have Minimal ADB & Fastboot installed, enable things like Developer Mode and USB Debugging mode, start the ADB service with the command listed in step 6 of the guide above. If you haven’t done so already, you will need to get the prerequisites out of the way first. Similarly to yesterday’s tutorial, this one can look overwhelming at first, but it’s just broken down into easy to follow instructions If at any time you get confused along the way, be sure to watch through the embedded video above as I walk you through the entire process while I install TWRP on my Moto G4 Plus. Then tap on the System button at the top left to reboot back into Android.Tap the Reboot button at the bottom right.Swipe the white arrows to the right to fully install TWRP.Wait until the Moto G4 boots into Recovery Mode.Press the Power button to select this option.Press the Volume Down button a couple of times to highlight the ‘Recovery’ option.Wait until TWRP has been written to the Moto G4.Type the following into the command prompt.
Copy/Move the TWRP image file to the Minimal ADB & Fastboot directory.Rename the downloaded file to “twrp.img” (without the quotation marks).Plus the USB cable back into the Moto G4.Connect the Moto G4 to the PC with a USB cable.Double click the ADB & Fastboot shortcut that was created.
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So, if you haven’t done so already, be sure to follow the guide on how to unlock the Moto G4 bootloader and then come back here after you’ve done that.
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