Tecno Pova 2 LE7 Magisk Root Unlock Bootlouder ( How To Root LE7 )

Looking for a safe and simple way to root your Tecno Pova 2 LE7? You're in the right place! This guide will help you unlock the bootloader, patch boot image using Magisk, and root your Tecno Pova 2 step-by-step. No complex methods—just follow the instructions below carefully and root your phone without risk of hard brick or boot loop.

Before starting, make sure to charge your Tecno Pova 2 LE7 up to 70% and backup all personal data. Rooting will erase everything from the phone. Use only the files matching your phone’s build number.

⚠ Important:
Wrong files or skipping steps can cause software issues like boot failure or stuck logo. Please follow each instruction in exact order.

✅ What You’ll Need

• Patched boot.img file
• vbmeta.img for verification bypass
• Magisk App (to root your device)
• ADB & Fastboot Drivers installed on your PC

📥 Download Required Files

Download Root Pack – LE7-H697GHIJKL R-GL 210813V451

ADB & Fastboot USB Drivers

🔧 Rooting Steps for Tecno Pova 2 LE7

1. Enable Developer Options by tapping Build Number in Settings > About Phone.
2. Go to Developer Options and enable OEM Unlock & USB Debugging.
3. Install Magisk App on your phone and move the boot.img file to the phone.
4. Use Magisk to patch the boot.img. The patched file will be saved in the Download folder.
5. Transfer the patched boot.img and vbmeta.img to your PC in the ADB folder.
6. Turn off the phone. Boot into Fastboot mode (Power + Volume Up).
7. Connect the phone to PC via USB cable.

📟 ADB Fastboot Commands

Open the ADB/Fastboot command window and type these:

fastboot flashing unlock

Allow the unlock request on your phone using Volume Up.

fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot reboot

✅ Done!

Your Tecno Pova 2 LE7 should now be rooted with Magisk. You can now install root apps, block ads, and use advanced tools safely. If anything goes wrong, visit our main website and follow the unroot or firmware flashing guide for recovery.

Note: Rooting may void your phone’s warranty. Do it at your own risk.