How To Downgrade Realme From Android 14 To Android 13

Have you recently upgraded your Realme smartphone to Android 14 but found that it's not working as well as you hoped? Perhaps you've experienced system glitches or battery drain. In this case, you might want to consider downgrading your Realme from Android 14 to Android 13.In this guide, we'll take you through the necessary steps to downgrade your Realme device to Android 13. Before starting, be aware that downgrading your phone may void its warranty. Proceed at your own risk.

Android 14 is the latest version of the Android operating system. It comes with several new features and improvements, but it may not be compatible with all devices.

The decision to downgrade to Android 13 may vary from person to person. Some may find that their phone isn't performing optimally on Android 14, while others may prefer the user interface or features of the previous version.

To downgrade your Realme from Android 14 to Android 13, you need to follow three primary steps: preparing for the downgrade, installing Android 13, and finalizing the downgrade.

Preparing for the downgrade

Before proceeding with the downgrade, it's crucial to back up all your data. This ensures that you don't lose any valuable information during the process. Additionally, you need to enable USB debugging and download the necessary tools and files.

• Backing up data

To backup your data, go to the settings menu, select 'System', select 'Backup and Restore', and then click on 'Backup Data'. You can choose to backup your data to Google Drive or to an external device.

• Enabling USB debugging

To enable USB debugging, go to the settings menu, select 'Developer options', and toggle on the switch for 'USB debugging'. This allows your phone to communicate with your computer during the downgrade process.

• Downloading necessary tools and files

You'll need to download several tools and files to perform the downgrade. These include the Android 13 firmware, and Realme USB drivers. Ensure that you download the correct firmware for your Realme model.

Installing Android 13

Now that you've prepared your phone and downloaded the necessary tools, it's time to install Android 13.

• Booting into recovery mode

To boot into recovery mode, first, switch off your phone. Then, press and hold the volume up and power buttons simultaneously until the Realme logo appears. Release both buttons and wait for the recovery mode to load.

• Wiping data and cache

Once you're in recovery mode, select 'Wipe data and cache' from the menu. This action will erase all your data and cache from your phone, so make sure you've backed up your data before proceeding.

• Flashing the Android 13 firmware

After wiping your data and cache, select 'Install from storage device' and locate the Android 13 firmware that you've downloaded. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the firmware. The process may take a few minutes to complete.

Finalizing the downgrade

After successfully installing Android 13, you need to reboot your phone, set it up, and restore your data from backup.

• Rebooting the device

To reboot your phone, select 'Reboot system now' from the recovery mode menu. Your phone will restart, and you'll see the Realme logo.

• Setting up the device

Follow the on-screen instructions to set up your phone. You'll need to enter your Google account details and set up your preferences.

• Restoring data from backup

After completing the setup, you can restore your data from backup. Go to 'System', select 'Backup and Restore', and then click on 'Restore Data'. Choose the backup file you created earlier and follow the on-screen instructions.

Downgrading your Realme from Android 14 to Android 13 can be a bit daunting, but by following the steps outlined in this guide, you can do it with ease. Remember to backup your data before starting the process, and ensure you download the correct firmware for your model. By downgrading, you may be able to solve any issues you're facing on Android 14 and enjoy a smoother experience on your device.