BEFORE WE BEGIN
*.You must have a rooted device and a custom recovery installed. Choose from TWRP recovery or ClockworkMod recovery.
*.It only works on Android ARMv7+ devices.
*.Enable the Unknown Sources option from the Settings menu on your device.
*.Enable the USB Debugging option from the Developer Options menu. If locked, you must tap on the build number seven time to unlock the Developer Options. Now the Debugging option is available inside.
*.You must have a computer with a working USB slot so you can connect the device to the same.
*.You might want to give this a miss on your daily drive since it’s the Alpha build. However, the choice is yours to make.

REQUIRED FILES
*.Xposed Installer 3.0 Alpha
*.Xposed bridge API 2015
*.Xposed ARM 2015

HOW TO INSTALL XPOSED FRAMEWORK FOR ANDROID 5.0 LOLLIPOP

1. Download the files from the three links above to the desktop of the computer.

2. Connect the Android to the computer with the USB cable.

3. Transfer all three files to the internal storage SD card.

4. Unplug the device from the computer now.

5. Reboot the device in recovery mode.
– the steps to recovery will vary depending on the device you have.
– use the search box here on site or use Google to search for the recovery steps for your device.

6. Choose to ‘install’ or install zip from SD card’ from inside recovery mode depending on what recovery you are using.

7. Flash the Xposed ARM zile file.

8. Reboot the phone in normal mode by navigating to the main recovery menu and select reboot system now.

9. Install the Xposed Installer_3.0 Alpha APK file using a File Manager of your choice while running in normal mode.

I recommend the ASTRO file manager, but there are many others just as good available from the Google Play Store.

You are finished installing the Alpha build of Xposed.
As such, there will be a few bugs hence the name Alpha. Another build will come out in the near future, which will offer a more stable experience.


Link: Xposed Installer 3.0 Alpha

http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachme...id=3164198&d=1423860398

Xposed bridge API 2015
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachme...id=3164199&d=1423860398

Xposed ARM 2015
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachme...id=3164266&d=1423864887

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How to Enter Recovery Mode for Xperia Z2 manually

1.Power off your smartphone now.

2.Power on the Xperia Z2 and when the LED Notification lights up you need to press several times Volume Up or Volume Down, either one works.

3.The device will then show the Recovery Mode screen.

Use the Volume buttons to navigate between Recovery Mode options.
Power needs to be pressed in order to select to apply any Recovery options.

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Boot Recovery Mode for Xperia Z2 with Quick Boot app

This method will work only if your phone is rooted.
That's mean its work for you

1.Download the Quick Boot (Reboot) tool from Google Play Store.

2.Launch the app on your smartphone.

3.Grant Root Access is the device asks you to do it.

4.Press the ‘Recovery’ option.

5.Confirm.

Wait for your phone to boot in Recovery Mode and then you’re free to apply any changes you wish.

Link:Quick Boot
https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai....quickboot

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Boot Xperia Z2 Reecovery with ADB

1.Download and install the ADB Files from here.

Link: ADB file
https://mega.co.nz/#!3RFFDTJZ!BruvfyjugeCwXYpnkPrhMD77aB9mpPIxvJfqU-V9zk4

– make sure that you have the Xperia Z2 drivers installed.

Link: Xperia Z2 USB Drivers
http://developer.sonymobile.com/downloads/drivers/xperia-z2-driver/

2.Extract the ADB Files zip contents and save them on your computer.

3.Enable Developer Options:
– go to Settings, then open ‘About Phone’.
– scroll down and press seven times on the ‘Build Number’ text.
> Developer Options will be enabled now and it will appear in Settings screen.

4.Enable USB Debugging from Developer Options.
– go to Settings, open Developer Options menu.
– tick the option that says ‘USB Debugging’.

5.Use the USB Cable to connect your phone to your PC. If the phone shows a pop-up menu to confirm Allow USB Debugging, press OK.

6.Open the folder that has been extracted in step 2.

7.Double-click on the “Boot into Recovery Mode.bat” file.

8.Your device will now restart in Recovery Mode.


In case you see any errors, then you should repeat the guide or make sure to connect the phone to PC before starting the tutorial.


If you’re an advanced user and you already have configure the ADB on your PC, then you can simply open a terminal and then send the “adb reboot recovery” line to your connected Xperia Z2 device. This will tell the device to boot in Recovery Mode without using any script file.