Just five days after superphones comes news that their locked bootloaders can be bypassed and the TWRP custom recovery can be installed on them. Dan Rosenberg’s to include the AT&T and Verizon LG G2 among the devices for which it can bypass the locked bootloader.The instructions for bypassing the bootloader via Loki and using it to flash TWRP are not for the faint of heart, though of the two options listed on the for installing TWRP it may be the safest (technically the original post lists three options, but the third will not work). Posted in.About the AuthorJeff McIntire is an avid Android enthusiast whose first exposure to the world of Android, rooting, and customizing came in 2010 through the Samsung Captivate. Later that same year, he was introduced to the Verizon community through the Fascinate, which carried him from Eclair all the way to Ice Cream Sandwich. Having tried various ROMs, kernels and themes based on TouchWiz, he took the plunge into AOSP in May 2011 and never looked back. He now happily taps away at his LG G2, always looking out for the latest and greatest, and helping others along the way.Related Posts.
Note: Make sure that you have the right Firmware for your LG device (KDZ) file. First, download LGUP Tool from the download section above and extract it. You will see two files after extraction. First Install the DLL file f, then install LGUP file on your PC. Now run LGUP tool on your PC.
Connect your LG smartphone to your PC/laptop. It will be listed on the screen of LGUP tool.
Install Loki Tool Lg G2 Specs
Now click on the Upgrade option in LGUP and choose the file’s path. Locate the KDZ file and select it. Then click on the start button and the process will be started. Once the process is completed, your phone will restart. Unplug your device, Done!!!.
You have successfully Installed the Stock Firmware on your LG device.If you have any question related to this post, feel free to leave that in the comment section below.