The TWRP has become a best custom recovery to install .zip files containing custom ROMs, MODs, tweaks and more, you can easily take the backup of device and also wipe, not a while, the TeamWin updated the TWRP recovery to the version 2.2, now you’re able to rename backups, save setting, confirm signature, apply themes, and use on-screen keyboard, the change log is pretty impressive and this TWRP recovery 2.2 has been arrived for the T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note.

Take a look at below guide to learn how to install TWRP recovery on T-Mobile Galaxy Note SGH-T879, bear in mind that your phablet must be rooted, be sure to follow our this guide to root your T-Mobile Galaxy Note.

DISCLAIMER: Please proceed the below guide at your own risk, Android Egis will not be held responsible if your device lost data or get damaged following this guide.

Instructions

Step #1: Download the GooManager app from here [Google Play Store Download Link] and install it on your T-Mobile Galaxy Note, you can also download GooManager apk from here for manual installation, to install the apk, simply enable Unknown Resources from Setting>Security, then tap on the apk file and it will start installation.

Step #2: Launch the GooManager app, it will ask for root access, grant it. Then press the Menu button, then click on “Install OpenRecoveryScript”, then click on Yes. Confirm downloading and installation. The recovery will be downloaded and install on the device just after a reboot.

Once the recovery is installed on the device, try the recovery, to do so, launch the GooManager app and tap on Reboot recovery button to reboot into recovery. That’s it, you’re done. If you faced any issue in above guide, do comment in below section and I’ll help you to solve the problem.

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