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How To Install TWRP On Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus And Note 10

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus is a smartphone worthy of its price. You get a lot of features that are required by a premium flagship device. If you are searching for how to install TWRP on Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus then you have landed to the right place, we will be guiding you with the entire process that is required.

To install TWRP on Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus, the bootloader must be unlocked and rooted or else you might end up bricking your device. Once the custom recovery is installed on your phone, then KNOX will be triggered meaning your warranty will be voided and specific applications that use KNOX such as Samsung Pay, Secure Folder etc. may not work. Although, it depends from country to country where Samsung still provides the hardware warranty regardless of the software. Remember, that the OTA updates will not work anymore once you install TWRP on Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus. However, you will be able to install the updates through the TWRP recovery if a developer patches the update.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10+

What Is TWRP Recovery

TWRP or TeamWin Recovery Project is a custom recovery that is the gateway for installing custom ROM’s, custom kernels, Android patches, mods etc. Once TWRP is booted, you do not have access to the operating system of the device; you can even access the files and also transfer it to your computer using the USB data cable.

Although TWRP gives you access to all the features you would expect from any custom recovery like backing and restoring the entire operating system installed on the device which is also called the NANDROID backup, it also lets you install other custom recoveries such as PitchBlack or OrangeFox from the install tab.

How To Install TWRP On Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus and Note 10

Exynos

There are two ways of installing TWRP on Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus one is with the Magisk Patched where you get root access on your device, and the other one is merely installing the TWRP.

Pre-requisites

Exynos Only: In no way, it is compatible with Snapdragon variants but not limited to American(U/A/T/P/V), Chinese(0/8/6), Hong Kong(0), Japanese(SC-*), Canadian(W) variants.

Install TWRP if you have Exynos variants – N970/971/975/976/N/F/B.

  • Download any one of the following TWRP according to the model of your device.
    • TWRP Patched With Magisk Root
    • TWRP Without Root
  • Download Odin and extract it on your computer
  • Download Note_10_Multidisabler_v3_2 and copy it to External Storage (SD card) on your phone
Download

Instructions

  1. Turn off your device and reboot to download mode by pressing the Volume up + Volume down buttons together and connecting it to the computer using USB Data Cable.
  2. Open the extracted Odin folder and run Odin.exe it as administrator on your computer
  3. Now on the AP tab select the TWRP_3.3.1_N10_XX_XXXX.tar (whichever model you have and downloaded)
  4. On Odin > options tab check Auto-Reboot. Install TWRP on Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus
  5. Now click the Start button and let the process complete until you see the PASS sign-on, Odin.
  6. Once your device reboots to TWRP recovery, go to Install and navigate the Note_10_Multidisabler_v3_2 file and swipe to flash. (Make sure you uncheck reboot automatically).
  7. Now in the TWRP menu, tap on Reboot and reboot to recovery.
  8. Now go to WIPE and select Format Data > type YES and swipe to format.
  9. Reboot your phone and enjoy.

Source: XDA Developers: geiti94, dr.ketan

Snapdragon

Pre-requisites

Snapdragon Only: Flash the following TWRP on Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and if you have SM-N9750/N9700

  • Download the following TWRP according to the model number of your device.
    • TWRP for all models (Official and New)
    • TWRP_N9700_3.3.1-6 (Old) or TWRP_N9750_3.3.1-6 (Old) – Use these if the new one doesn’t work.
  • Download Odin and extract it on your computer
Download

Instructions

  1. Turn off your device and reboot to download mode by pressing the Volume up + Volume down buttons together and connecting it to the computer using USB Data Cable.
  2. Run Odin.exe as administrator on your computer and untick the auto-reboot function.
  3. Now on the AP tab, select the TWRP_N9700_3.3.1-6.tar or TWRP_N9750_3.3.1-6.tar.
  4. Flash it and do not boot into the system immediately.
  5. Boot to TWRP and check if the sd card is visible or not. If you cannot see then format the data from the TWRP menu. Go to Wipe > Format Data.
  6. Reboot to the System now.

NOTE: The first clean boot might take a while and also it might freeze due to building the new Cache. Hard reboot after 3 minutes and you will pass the boot loop mode.

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