Install ClockworkMod Recovery on Samsung Vibrant SGH-T959
Having a custom recovery tool such as ClockworkMod Recovery shouldn’t be a hard thing to do. Especially since developers are kind enough to share the right procedure with gadget owners.
Such an example of kindness was offered when we discovered that we could install the CWM Recovery on our Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant SGH-T959. So we wrote today’s tutorial to show you, too, how to do that. You aren’t going to need to be a pro at such things, since everything is plain simple to deal with.
Requirements
Being able to install ClockworkMod Recovery is great in this day and age. Especially considering the fact that it is needed for a successful flashing of ROMs. OK, enough with the talking, let’s jump right in the midst of our tutorial. But before we forget, take a look at what your phone must absolutely feature.
First, root the Vibrant model the way we showed you to in one of our past posts. After you are done with this requirement, the next one needs you to charge the phone fully. The final pre-requisite asks you to create a backup of the things you are going to need after the installation of the CWM Recovery.
The moment you have been waiting for has arrived. Learn how to install the ClockworkMod Recovery tool from the following guide.
Important instructions
- It debuts in the following manner: open your handset, access Google Store then download and install the ROM Manager app and then launch is. An app with the same name will appear on the display.
- For step number 2 you are made to select the Flash ClockworkMod Recovery, then select the Vibrant option.
- The third step needs the following from you: you will be asked for superuser access on the touchscreen. You must allow it, because this will make the ROM Manager start to CWM Recovery installation process on your Vibrant.
- Step 4 is the final one. You will have to reboot the handset after the installation of the CWM ends.
The Samsung Vibrant SGH-T959 you own has ClockworkMod Recovery featured on it as of now. A tip: the ROM Manager application can be installed with the help of of the Google App Store, but using the desktop version, as well.





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