How to Uninstall/Remove Magisk Modules [Fix Bootloop] [4 Methods]

In short: If your phone is stuck in a bootloop/softbrick, then use Method 3 [ADB Commands] or Method 4 [TWRP].

Longer explanation follows below:

In this video, we will show you four methods to uninstall and remove Magisk Modules. Some of these methods will even work if your device is currently stuck in a bootloop or soft brick state.

In this regard, Method 3 [ADB Commands] should work across all the bootlooped devices whereas Method 4 will work on those soft-bricked devices that have a custom recovery [TWRP/OrangeFox, PitchBlack, etc].

On the other hand, Method 1 should also work on soft brick devices but only on those whose OEMs support booting to Safe Mode when stuck in soft brick. For instance, in the case of Xiaomi, if your device is stuck in soft brick, you could force reboot it to Stock Recovery via hardware key or boot to Fastboot Mode and then use fastboot boot recovery to boot to Stock Recovery and once you are in Recovery Mode, you could choose Reboot to Safe Mode.

As far as the second method is concerned, it is the most generic and easy to carry out but will only work if you could access the OS.

00:00 Uninstall Magisk Modules via Safe Mode
05:24 Uninstall Magisk Modules via Magisk App
05:55 Uninstall Magisk Modules via ADB Commands
10:11 Uninstall Magisk Modules via TWRP

[FarranLee]

Thank you so much. I used method 4 which worked easily.

[markosasamenew]

and also says fastboot was not found but is in the location

[zyrexxbeats]

thank you bro i used method 3 which is the easiest way thank you

[pabulachivunga]

I recently bought a Pre owned phone and it had magisk app installed as a system app... Tried uninstalling it using the app but when the phone reboots, I still find the magisk app. Pliz help me

[markosasamenew]

says 'abd ' is not an internal or external command

[nelsonlee]

I do not understand a single English word of yours. Sorry.