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How to Install Magisk to Root or Customise Your 10. or E Android Phone

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10. or E stopped receiving an update, and if you have owned the device and want to flash new firmware on your device, this guide will help you install Magisk on 10. or E, so follow this article carefully.

How to Install Magisk on 10. or

Before you ask about Magisk, it’s a common interface that allows developers to maintain the architecture of modules. Topjohnwn (XDA Senior Developer) developed this to make flashing and installing modules easy. The SafetyNet API restricts your device to rooting. Similarly, Pokemon Go isn’t playable on a rooted device. But with Magisk, you can grant and deny permission to access root files to make the module functional.

Advantages of installing Magisk on 10. or

You can read more about it on the download page, and here we have some highlights of the benefits of installing Magisk on 10. or

  • Root Permissions: You can configure vendor partitions without modifying system files.
  • Magic Mount: You can replace files and folders within the system directory.
  • Magisk Manager: Allows you to manage root status and change changing fonts.
  • Magisk Hide: Grant and deny permission for root access.
  • Magisk Module: There are some modules that you can use to install to enhance functionality.
  • Remove Bloatware: Remove manufacturing apps to save storage.
  • Add features and applications: You can run apps outside the Play Store or overclock the CPU.

Since it hides the root status from SafetyNet, apps like Netflix, Pokemon Go, and Google Pay are easy to use.

Disclaimer: There are some potential risks, which include damaging vital components of a device, avoiding a manufacturing warranty, and a huge risk of malware that could compromise data privacy. So, you should proceed if you have basic knowledge of Android troubleshooting to resolve incoming unknown errors.

Pre-Requirements

  • Download and install TWRP on your device.
  • Download and install Magisk Zip using Magisk Manager on your device.
  • Keep a backup of your device.

Install Magisk

  • Restart your device, and boot into TWRP recovery.
  • From there, tap on Install and head to internal storage to navigate Magisk.Zip.
  • Now, install Zip on your device, and wait for it to finish.
  • Once it finishes, reboot your device.

Check the root status.

For this, you can download the Root Checker app and check the status of your device.

Uninstall Magisk

  • Open Magisk Manager from the Update Module and uninstall it.
  • Simply select all installed modules, and then tap Uninstall.
  • Tap on Uninstall to confirm your action.