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just download the rom and TWRP for your device. Place the TWRP.img file in your ADB folder on your PC., boot into fastboot and run the command <fastboot boot TWRP.img>. TWRP will boot up go in and format your storage. In TWRP go to WIPE then FORMAT and type in YES. Now reboot to fastboot and run...

It sounds like you have the wrong version of TWRP. You really don't need to set TWRP via fastboot commands as it installs on slot A, unless you have set it to slot B. Everything is on slot A by default. Follow the directions provided on this website, they actually work!

If you are in a bootloop. chances are your device was not formatted before install. When you format data, it wipes everything to start fresh. When you wipe only (or factory refresh), it only wipes user data and not system data, which will interfere with your flash upon bootup.

There are two types of fastboot roms, neither of which are to be installed with TWRP. TWRP is a custom recovery, that only works with recovery style roms, not fastboot. If you are in a bootloop. chances are your device was not formatted before install. When you format data, it wipes everything...

Please read the install instructions posted on this website.

If you are having a problem, you are doing somrthing wrong. A downgrade may be possible if the roms are from the same line, however, if you are going from weekly to stable or visa versa, a complete format is required.

Since you have TWRP already installed, here is what you need to do. Connect your phone via USB to your PC. Boot your phone into recovery, when in TWRP, select the WIPE button and then format drive. Type TES and then reboot your phone to recovery. Copy the rom from your PC to your phone. Now go...

Which device do you have? There is a 4G and a 6G rom. Did you flash the right one?

Fine. Works without issue.

You need to follow the guide and gibe the file permissions and then run the bat file as administrator. People tend to run into problems when they don't follow the guides. They are there for a reason.

Unless there has been an update that I am aware of, you can't flash TWRP. That is because there isn't a traditional recovery partition. Reason? Partition structure is the latest virtual-A/B and doesn't have recovery partition. Therefore, you need to use the command <fastboot boot twrp.img>. The...

There isn't a "normal" for all users. Battery Drain depends on things like what apps are being used, what apps startup automatically, which apps run in the background, etc... There's also other factor such as brightness levels, refresh rate and things dark mode and automated features that...

It is just as nonsensical as this question is. There is no average battery usage and so the fact that it drains more quickly than others depends on everyones individual usage and configuration. You're a bloody rocket scientist, aren't you?

My point exactly. There is no normal usage and so this question can not be answered. Your so smart.

What is normal if everyone's usage is different?

You need to turn on dark mode and stop apps from starting and running in the background. I also reduced the refresh rate to 90. But it's still nothing to complain about.

However, I have logged in without a sim during setup, just using wifi only. Is it not possible that the account he is trying to access has location/region information also and it is not seeing the sim, but rather the account located on it's servers?

As battery life is different for every user, it aldepends on how you use your device.

Here's the reality it says 26 hours and 22 minutes. That is a full days use. Stop whining.

Turn on 5G and delete your cache.