Boot and install TWRP / ROM on non A/B device - type "fastboot.exe flash recovery twrp.img" (without "") - type "fastboot.exe reboot recovery" (without "") - TWRP should be loading and then enter PIN/Pattern/Password - copy downloaded ROM to internal storage of your device - install the ROM -> see nice pictures from @gogocar62 Step 7: Patch the Boot.img file via Magisk. On your Google Pixel 7/Pro, download and install the Magisk app. Click the Install button next to Magisk. Tap on Select and Patch a File and select the boot.img file, which you transferred from the computer. Click on the LET’S GO button to patch the boot.img file. STEP 6: Flash Boot and Vendor Boot. First off, type in the below command to reset your device : fastboot -w; Then execute the below command to flash the boot.img file fastboot flash boot boot.img; Then type in the below command to flash the vendor_boot.img file fastboot flash vendor_boot vendor_boot.img
Open the extracted folder, you will find boot.img.lz4 inside. Now extract the boot.img.lz4 with the 7-Zip ZS tool to get the boot.img file. To extract boot.img.lz4 file, just right-click the file and choose extract with 7-Zip ZS. Although you can grab the boot.img with above steps but this file maybe of no use.
First off, install the Magisk App onto your Redmi Note 11/Pro/Pro+ so that we could patch the stock boot.img and hence root it without TWRP. Then tap on the Install button situated next to Magisk. From the Method section, choose Select and Patch a file. Browse to the extracted boot.img file and select it.
To restore a Windows 11 backup, connect the drive with the backup and a Windows 11 bootable USB flash drive, and use these steps: Start the computer. On the USB bootable drive startup prompt 1) Extract Boot image file from boot.img.lz4 file and rename to .tar. First, download the desired Samsung Firmware (Stock ROM) for your device model. Extract the firmware zip file on your computer within a folder. (The boot image file should be named as AP_xxx) The firmware will contain .lz4 extension. You may see something like boot.img.lz4 From your custom recovery, flash the Magisk ZIP you transferred to the phone earlier. In TWRP, that means tap on "Install," then find the Magisk file. Tap on "Install Image." Confirm all the details here, then swipe to confirm the flash. The file will take a few seconds to flash.

Now we have to soft-boot an insecure boot image by typing fastboot boot boot.img into the command prompt. When the phone has rebooted, open settings, and go to Settings -> Applications -> Development and check in the USB debbuging option. Now execute all of these following commands, after each other, in the command prompt: adb root. adb remount.

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