That’s it. These were all the files that you would be needing. You may now proceed with the steps to install the AOSP Android 11 Custom ROM on your device. Follow along for the instructions. Installation Steps

To enter recovery mode, you’ll have to press and hold the designated hotkeys. However, not all Android devices follow the same process. How to Access Recovery Mode from Different Android Tablets Most of the time a factory reset should refresh your system. When you perform it, your tablet should work the way it was when you first got it, at least in the beginning. However, if it works well just for a while and starts acting slow or strange again, it is most likely a hardware issue. If you have an older device, the recent system and app updates will slow it down a lot. This method is usually used as a last resort if you can’t make your device work in any other way. It’s often required if the device encounters a system glitch, recent update malfunctions, or starts acting strange.Your device should have the TWRP installed. This is needed to install the AOSP Android 11 Custom ROM. So refer to our guide on How to Flash TWRP Recovery on any Android Phone and install the said custom recovery right away.

Depending on your android tablet’s manufacturer, you’ll have to follow different steps to enter recovery mode. These are some possibilities: Upon execution of the above steps, your device will now be booted to the newly installed AOSP Android 11 Custom ROM. Do keep in mind that the first boot might take some time, it is completely normal. Likewise, you will now have to set up your device from scratch as a device wipe has taken place. So sign in with your Google Account and set up your device. In some cases, your Android tablet may malfunction in a way that you can’t access your Settings menu. The screen may freeze, the system won’t respond, or it may become too slow to open any app. If so, you’ll have to access the recovery mode before you perform a factory reset. A factory reset restores the default data and options of your device and erases all other data in the process.When your device boots to TWRP, head over to Wipe. Then tap on Advanced Wipe and select Dalvik Cache, System, Vendor, and Data. Perform a right swipe to wipe the selected partitions. Motorola Moto Z/Droid: Press Volume Down + Power button. Keep holding the Volume Down, but release the Power button Also, a regular factory reset shouldn’t wipe the contents of an SD card, but to avoid any inconvenience, it would be best to remove it from the tablet before you proceed. Factory Reset Your Tablet Using the Settings App So is this a device root & install Android 11 AOSP/AOSP DeGoogled version that is Carrier Specific?