Fastboot is a protocol and diagnostic tool used to modify the flash filesystem on Android smartphones via a USB connection from a computer. Unlike the standard Android OS or Recovery Mode, Fastboot starts before the operating system loads. This allows you to: Flash system images (ROMs). Install custom recoveries like TWRP. Unlock the device bootloader. Perform deep system wipes. Prerequisites Before Starting

Fastboot is a more powerful protocol than Recovery Mode. It allows you to flash custom recoveries (like TWRP), unlock the bootloader, install system images, or fix a device stuck in a boot loop.

In this guide, we will walk you through the primary methods to access Fastboot mode, along with tips on how to navigate and exit the menu safely. What is Fastboot Mode?

Completely shut down your smartphone. Press and hold the Power Button until the power menu appears on the screen. Tap on "Power off" and wait for the screen to go black.