Rooting your device allows you to do things like install a custom ROM and have full control of the system. With such advanced features, it is important that any beginner has their root process down pat before they start tinkering around with anything else in the operating system. This article will explain how to root DOOLEE Shoot 1 and also provide instructions on how to enter TWRP recovery mode which can be used for some cool stuff as well.,
If you possess a DOOGEE Shoot 1 smartphone and want to personalize it, you’ve come to the correct place.
The DOOGEE Shoot 1 is a camera for photographers, as the name implies. The ‘Shoot’ stands for ‘Camera,’ and the phone has two, making it a ‘Shoot’ expert, owing to the dual 13 megapixels+ 8 megapixels back camera, both of which are Samsung sensors. Apart from the wonderful high-quality photographs, there is an 8 megapixel front selfie camera for snapping selfies. The display is 5.5 inches and has a full-HD resolution. It is produced by SHARP. The phone has a 330mAh battery, 16GB of internal storage, and a microSD TF card slot that can hold up to 256GB of data. It runs on Android 6.0 and supports 5V-2A rapid charging. It also has a DTouch front-facing fingerprint reader and a Geomagnetic Sensor.
If you’re an Android fanatic looking to root and install TWRP recovery on your device, you’ve come to the correct place. We’ll walk you through the process of installing TWRP and rooting your DOOGEE Shoot 1 later in this post.
The TWRP features the material design, and attractive user interface (UI), and by following this guide you can install latest TWRP for DOOGEE Shoot 1. You can download TWRP Recovery from the links provided in the pre-requisite section of this article. Kindly note that this is a <official/unofficial> TWRP recovery and is only for DOOGEE Shoot 1 (Kindly confirm the model by going to Settings>About). The process given below is merely for rooting and installing TWRP on DOOGEE Shoot 1, do not try out this method on any other device.
Rooting and installing TWRP is the most important step in unlocking the full power of your DOOGEE Shoot 1’s hardware. In terms of customization, stock ROMs often have restricted and unsupported capabilities. You may install any Custom ROMs, Mods, Kernel, and Xposed, as well as many applications that need root access to run correctly, after you’ve rooted your smartphone and installed TWRP recovery.
TWRP Recovery: A Quick Overview and Benefits
TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project) is a community-driven open source project. Your device will be able to install any custom firmware, root it, use mod zip files for modifications, use Xposed Modules for customizable features, and perform one-click root and unroot operations after flashing the TWRP. Apart from that, it enables you to create a Full Nandroid Backup and restore it later, flash image files with a single click, remove bloatware, and overclock and underclock your device. After flashing any image file, TWRP can simply wipe Wipe, Cache, and Data to reflect the changes and correct minor cache issues.
Your DOOGEE Shoot 1 phone must have an unlocked bootloader in order to install TWRP. That implies you must first unlock the bootloader before rooting and customizing your smartphone.
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Without a doubt, rooting and flashing the Custom ROM firmware breaks your device’s warranty, and AndroidWeblog.com will not be held liable for the warranty void or your bricked smartphone.
Prerequiste
Always double-check your model number, which should be:
You must confirm that you have read the disclaimer properly and that you agree to continue at your own risk before rooting your phone.
If your phone is not at least 70% charged, you may have issues when testing. Why take a chance when you can completely charge it?
It is a good practice to create a backup of your phone if you are planning to root it or install a Custom ROM. Make a cloud backup of all your media, including photographs, movies, and other files on your PC, as well as your contacts.
By navigating to Settings, Applications, and Developer settings, you must enable USB debugging.
DOOGEE Shoot 1 Rooting Downloads
MediaTek USB VCOM Drivers may be downloaded here (MT6xxx USB VCOM drivers. zip).
TWRP Recovery for DOOGEE Shoot 1 may be downloaded here:
3.0.3 TWRP Recovery (XDA Link)
Chainfire’s SuperSU may be downloaded here.
Here’s where you can get the latest version of SPFlash Tool for Windows.
Shoot 1: How to Flash/Install TWRP on a DOOGEE
Step 1: Begin by downloading all of the files listed in the prerequisites section above.
Step 2: Go through the files you’ve downloaded and right-click on the MT6xxx USB VCOM drivers.zip file to extract it. Then go to the extracted folder and double-click the InstallDriver. exe file. The Preloader VCOM will be installed in your system as a result of this.
Step 3: Once you’ve downloaded SP FlashTool (Win) from the URL given above, just double-click the package to unpack it. Then locate and launch the flash tool. exe program.
Step 4: Open the TWRP zip file you just downloaded and look for the Scatter File. The TWRP (.img) file should be renamed to recovery.img. Navigate and choose the scatter file in the extracted folder of the Stock ROM (Download Stock ROM for your DOOGEE Shoot 1 smartphone) on the flash tool screen.
Step 5: At this point, just mark the recovery as ticket/completed. Now, on the location tab, choose the recovery’s storage location option and search and browse for the device-specific custom recovery image file (As shown in the picture above). Then choose Download from the drop-down menu.
Step 6: Now, use a USB port to connect your DOOGEE Shoot 1 to your computer. Connecting your smartphone instantly starts the flashing procedure, which takes just a few seconds to finish.
Step 7: At this point, your device’s custom recovery has been flashed. You may now unplug the gadget from the PC. Now you must turn your device on and boot into TWRP recovery. Boot the device while pushing and holding the volume up button to get the same result. Please keep in mind that key combinations may differ depending on your smartphone model, and you can double-check the correct key combination for your DOOGEE Shoot 1 here. On certain devices, the Volume Up button also activates the bootloader mode, which includes a menu to get to the recovery mode. As a key combination, try the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons. That’s it, your DOOGEE Shoot 1 has been successfully flashed using TWRP.
To root a DOOGEE Shoot, follow these steps: 1/ Install SuperSU
Make sure you’ve got SuperSU installed (link in pre-requisite section of this article). Then go through the instructions.
Step 1: Move the downloaded SuperSU.zip file to your DOOGEE Shoot 1 smartphone’s internal storage / SD card.
Step 2: Now just enter the recovery mode. You may backup the Stock ROM using the TWRP interface if you want to. However, I would advise you to make a backup of the Stock ROM. Because you can always flash the Stock ROM if the operation fails.
Step 3: Tap ‘Install,’ then scroll to ‘SuperSU.zip’ and swipe to confirm flashing (located at the bottom of the screen). The SuperSU flashing procedure has begun and will take a few seconds to finish.
Congratulations, you have now rooted the DOOGEE Shoot 1 and installed the TWRP recovery. You may now install the Xposed Framework and personalize your smartphone to your liking. If you want to double-check, you may use the Root Checker app to download and check the Root Status.
Credits:
Via: XDA
