The first step is to install TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project) custom recovery on your Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus. TWRP replaces the stock recovery and allows you to flash custom ROMs, GApps, and create complete system backups. You’ll need a PC/Mac with ADB and Fastboot tools installed, plus a USB cable. If TWRP is already installed on your Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus, skip directly to Step 2.

Download the Android 15 LineageOS 22 ROM zip and your preferred GApps package from the download section above. Connect your Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus to your computer via USB and transfer both .zip files to the device’s internal storage root folder or SD Card. Remember the file location — you’ll need to find these files in TWRP later.

Disconnect the USB cable and power off your Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus completely. Once the device is off, press and hold the Power button + Volume Up button simultaneously until you see the TWRP logo appear on screen. Release both buttons when TWRP loads. If prompted, swipe to allow modifications.

This step is critical for safety. In TWRP, tap Backup and create a complete Nandroid Backup. This creates a bit-for-bit copy of your entire current system — including the ROM, apps, data, and settings. If anything goes wrong during the Android 15 installation, or if you want to return to your previous ROM, you can restore this backup in minutes.

Detailed Nandroid Backup guide →

Now perform a thorough Factory Reset to prepare your Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus for the Android 15 ROM. In TWRP, navigate to Wipe → Advanced Wipe. Check the boxes for Cache, Dalvik Cache, System, and Data partitions. Then Swipe to Wipe. This completely clears the old system files, user data, and cache — preventing conflicts with the new Android 15 ROM.

After the wipe completes successfully, navigate back to the TWRP Main Menu by tapping the back arrow or pressing the home/center navigation button on your Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus. You should see the main TWRP screen with options like Install, Wipe, Backup, Restore, etc.

This is the main step. From the TWRP Main Menu, tap Install. Navigate to the folder where you saved the LineageOS 22 (Android 15) ROM zip file. Tap the file to select it, then Swipe to Confirm Flash. The flashing process takes 2–5 minutes — do not touch anything or power off your Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus until it completes. You’ll see “Successful” when done.

Immediately after the ROM flash completes, do not reboot yet. Instead, tap “Install” again (or use the back button), navigate to your GApps zip file, and flash it the same way. This installs the Google Play Store, Gmail, Google Maps, YouTube, and other essential Google services on your Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus. Without GApps, you won’t have access to Google services or the Play Store.

After the GApps flash completes, you’ll see a “Wipe cache/dalvik” button at the bottom left of the TWRP screen. Tap it and Swipe to Wipe. This clears any residual cached data and ensures a clean, error-free first boot of Android 15 on your Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus. Skipping this step can cause boot loops or app crashes.

After the cache wipe completes, Press the Home Button, Click Reboot button from the main menu, Tap on System and Swipe to Reboot. Your Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus will now boot into Android 15 (LineageOS 22) for the first time! Important: The first boot typically takes 5–10 minutes as the system optimizes all applications. The screen may appear stuck on the boot animation — this is completely normal. Do not force restart during this process.

The first step is to install TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project) custom recovery on your Motorola Moto G84 5G. TWRP replaces the stock recovery and allows you to flash custom ROMs, GApps, and create complete system backups. You’ll need a PC/Mac with ADB and Fastboot tools installed, plus a USB cable. If TWRP is already installed on your Motorola Moto G84 5G, skip directly to Step 2.

Download the Android 15 LineageOS 22 ROM zip and your preferred GApps package from the download section above. Connect your Motorola Moto G84 5G to your computer via USB and transfer both .zip files to the device’s internal storage root folder or SD Card. Remember the file location — you’ll need to find these files in TWRP later.

Disconnect the USB cable and power off your Motorola Moto G84 5G completely. Once the device is off, press and hold the Power button + Volume Up button simultaneously until you see the TWRP logo appear on screen. Release both buttons when TWRP loads. If prompted, swipe to allow modifications.

This step is critical for safety. In TWRP, tap Backup and create a complete Nandroid Backup. This creates a bit-for-bit copy of your entire current system — including the ROM, apps, data, and settings. If anything goes wrong during the Android 15 installation, or if you want to return to your previous ROM, you can restore this backup in minutes.

Detailed Nandroid Backup guide →

Now perform a thorough Factory Reset to prepare your Motorola Moto G84 5G for the Android 15 ROM. In TWRP, navigate to Wipe → Advanced Wipe. Check the boxes for Cache, Dalvik Cache, System, and Data partitions. Then Swipe to Wipe. This completely clears the old system files, user data, and cache — preventing conflicts with the new Android 15 ROM.

After the wipe completes successfully, navigate back to the TWRP Main Menu by tapping the back arrow or pressing the home/center navigation button on your Motorola Moto G84 5G. You should see the main TWRP screen with options like Install, Wipe, Backup, Restore, etc.

This is the main step. From the TWRP Main Menu, tap Install. Navigate to the folder where you saved the LineageOS 22 (Android 15) ROM zip file. Tap the file to select it, then Swipe to Confirm Flash. The flashing process takes 2–5 minutes — do not touch anything or power off your Motorola Moto G84 5G until it completes. You’ll see “Successful” when done.

Immediately after the ROM flash completes, do not reboot yet. Instead, tap “Install” again (or use the back button), navigate to your GApps zip file, and flash it the same way. This installs the Google Play Store, Gmail, Google Maps, YouTube, and other essential Google services on your Motorola Moto G84 5G. Without GApps, you won’t have access to Google services or the Play Store.

After the GApps flash completes, you’ll see a “Wipe cache/dalvik” button at the bottom left of the TWRP screen. Tap it and Swipe to Wipe. This clears any residual cached data and ensures a clean, error-free first boot of Android 15 on your Motorola Moto G84 5G. Skipping this step can cause boot loops or app crashes.

After the cache wipe completes, Press the Home Button, Click Reboot button from the main menu, Tap on System and Swipe to Reboot. Your Motorola Moto G84 5G will now boot into Android 15 (LineageOS 22) for the first time! Important: The first boot typically takes 5–10 minutes as the system optimizes all applications. The screen may appear stuck on the boot animation — this is completely normal. Do not force restart during this process.