Install Clockworkmod (CWM) Recovery on S5830 Samsung

ClockworkMod Recovery (CWM) For Galaxy Ace s5830

 

The first thing to do after rooting any Android Phone is to install CWM Recovery..

 

ClockworkMod Recovery (CWM) is a replacement recovery option for Android devices, made by Koushik "Koush" Dutta.

 

 

Unlike the stock recovery, CWM Recovery is able to entirely replace the device's primary Android OS ("flashing a new ROM"). Once installed, CWM can be accessed by turning your phone off, then by holding down some device-dependent button combination as it is turned on (say for example the Power+Menu button).

 

You can now take your device beyond Gingerbread to ICS or even Jelly Bean and make your phone totally customizable!!


  • Thing you must remember is, TO ROOT your Galaxy Ace s5830  before installing this ClockworkMod recovery.
          To root your Galaxy Ace click here: Root Your Galaxy Ace
  • You can download ClockworkMod recovery 5.0.2.6 for your Galaxy Ace by searching in Google for: download recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.6-galaxyace-fix.zip
  • After downloading, Copy the recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.6-galaxyace-fix.zip on your SD card, and then, switch off the phone.
  • The next step, go into Recovery mode, that is Reboot by pressing Home + Power button till you enter into recovery mode.
  • Now go to apply update from SD card, using the volume keys to scroll and the home key to select.
  • Then select the recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.6-galaxyace-fix.zip.
  • After the install is complete, restart your device.

Congratulations, you have successfully installed ClockworkMod Recovery 5.0.2.6on your Galaxy Ace S5830.

Now you can freely proceed to install any custom Rom you may feel like.

 

For a list of the best and latest ROMs click here: Custom ROMs for Galaxy Ace s5830


Your new recovery for your Galaxy Ace should now look like this:

ClockWorkMod Recovery (CWM) Galaxy Ace
ClockWorkMod Recovery

Comments

Rahat said…
I am trying to install that after reboot but every time it says installation aborted. plz help,
December 27, 2013 at 11:53 AM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

VITZ “INSERT MAP CD” SOLUTION

Image
By   Moonis ( zaitron )   on   December 3, 2010 For those of you who have a JDM navigation system installed in their Toyota (vitz, belta, axio, etc) and get the following message on their navigation system “INSERT MAP CD”, i have the solution for you. All that the system needs is a boot CD that will bypass this message. After that you will be able to use most of the features of the system like controlling the treble/base, maintenance log, etc. Everything, apart from the actual GPS navigation will be activated (for that, you require a map file of Pakistan, which unfortunately isn’t available for any system apart from Garmin). Usually you can go to the market (audio stores) and pay Rs.500-2000 for them to unlock your system. Instructions: First thing you need to do is to know the model number of the system you have installed in your car, for eg, NDCN W55 etc. (Model number is usually written at the bottom right of the unit). After that, download the file from mega
Read more

Make ready your horses !

Image
Assalam o alaikum, I just wanted to share a thought that has come to my mind regarding war in which nuclear weapons could be used. I might be wrong in my perception but I just thought to share it and get valued opinions of the members. Quran says: "Tayyar rakho apni taqat aur apni quwwat aur zara-e-jang ke sath, takey HAIBAT tari ho jaey unke dilon per jo dushman hen Allah ke aur tumharey dushman" I have highlighted the word 'Haibat'. It means to strike terror into the hearts. Being a muslim it's our firm belief that every single word of Quran is full wisdom. Quran talks not about 'destruction' of the enemies. It does not say that we should be equiped with modern weaponary so that our enemy is 'Destroyed' by it. It says that we should be equiped so that we can strike terror into the hearts of our enemies. If we observe, this is exactly what has stopped India from attacking Pakistan on a number of occassions. E.g. After attac
Read more