Just choose the one(s) you want and then install them individually.
However, only Android versions up to 8.1 (Oreo) are currently supported.
It’s possible to run into issues during the installation or use of Xposed that leaves your rig unusable.
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Identify your equipment’sCPUarchitecture.Droid Hardware Infois one app that can show you that information.
You’ll need toroot your rig.
Install TWRPon your phone using Fastboot.
Download the most recently released XposedZIPfile that matches the version of Android on your gadget and the CPU architecture.
Within each of those folders are other folders that correspond to the gear’s CPU architecture.
It’s important to download the correct one that applies to your phone.
Connect your phone to your gear and enable file transfers.
Copy to your phone the file you downloaded in Step 3.
Execute the following ADB command from your machine:
TapInstallfrom the TWRP menu on your phone.
You might be told that this throw in of file can harm your gear if you install it.
Go ahead and confirm that you want to download and implement the file.
If you get anInstall blockedmessage, see the first tip at the bottom of this page.
When it’s finished downloading, bring up the file when you’re prompted to do so.
When asked if you’re sure you want to set up the tool, tapInstallto confirm.
Tap the back button to see theInstalllink.
TapOpenwhen it’s finished installing.
TapFrameworkfrom the Xposed Installer app.
It might be buried in the menu at the top left of the screen.
If you’re told toBe careful!since Xposed might corrupt your machine, tapOK.
From theFrameworkscreen, tapInstall/Update.
If you’re told that the app is requesting root permissions, allow it.
TapOKwhen asked if you’re ready to reboot.
Search or scroll for a module and tap the one you want to install.
Swipe over or tap theVersionstab.
Tap theDownloadbutton on the version you want to install.
The most recent versions are always listed at the top of the page.
Tap those to see theInstallbutton.
If you don’t see thisInstalloption, see Tip 3 below.
When it’s finished installing, you might tapOpento launch the new module, orDoneto return to theVersionstab.
Each module presents a unique way to make changes.
Don’t forget to activate the module.
See the next section for those steps.
Tap the box to the right of the module name to enable or disable it.
A checkmark will appear or disappear to show that it’s either toggled on or off, respectively.
Reboot the unit to submit the changes.
TheModulessection of the Xposed Installer app houses a lot of the options you’ll need for various things.
If you no longer want Xposed Installer on your rig, you candelete it like you could any app.
