Android Smartwatch users have some major glitches, slowdowns, and other issues that most users have encountered multiple times. To rectify or to develop or tweak your smartwatch, you might need to boot into recovery mode.
You also don’t require twrp; instead you can simply use the adb sideload to flash or install anything on your smartphone. If you don’t know the button combination for your smartwatch, then this guide might help you with dealing with it and rectifying it.
Unlock bootloader
- Starting with rebooting your device into Fastboot mode.
- Now in the adb execute the fastboot oem unlock
- It will start processing, and after it execute successfully do a adb reboot bootloader.
Enable USB Debugging from Developer Mode
- Open Smartwatch Settings, and head over to about.
- Tap on the build number x7 times to activate developer mode on your watch.
- Now, go to previous menu and then on the page you will find the Developer Option menu.
- Tap on it, and then under ADB Debugging toggle to enable it.
Reboot your Smartwatch into Recovery Mode
- Power-off your smartphone, and then press down-volume button and Center button together.
- Also, you can use the adm command adb reboot recovery to reboot your Smartwatch into Recovery Mode.
Reboot your Smartwatch into Fastboot
- Power-off your Smartwatch, and then press the up-volume button and center button together.
- Also, you can use the adb command adb reboot bootloader to reboot your smartwatch into Fastboot.
Unlock your Smartwatch into Booloader
- Do put your Smartwatch in Fastboot Mode by Rebooting
- After that, Execute the fastboot flash recovery recovery.img or you can directly flash with fastboot boot recovery.img
Perform Recovery/ Stock ROM
- Put your device into Fastboot mode and then execute the following commands
- fastboot flash system system.img
- fastboot flash boot boot.img
- fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
So, this is how you can now reboot your device and get into recovery mode or do some other things. These are so helpful, especially for developers to optimise and do experiments with the device. So, if there is anything you want to share, let us know in the comment section down below.
