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For safety reason i would clear data, cache and davlik in TWRP and afterwards a restore of your old MIUI backup.

Try and push Vol + Vol- together and Power button to enter. I had a Redme 3 with similar problem and this worked.

I think it's a TWRP issue, cause TWRP cannot handle encrypted data partitions and this is standard on official Xiaomi ROM releases.

Would recommend to format data, latest TWRP requires it anyway.

To Install TWRP and a custom ROM, cause only with unlocked bootloader you could install TWRP and 8.9.20 !

I also had lags on my F1 with Magisk installed, removed Magisk and everything is fine !

No, i do not have a Redmi 6 and it looks like that only the Global ROM will Work. It is a Mtk powered device, maybe different way to flash

Start from scratch, get yourself the latest available fastboot ROmM for your device and start all over again. This will fix all your screwed up partitions and it will be a clean install. After that you can try latest Xiaomi.eu and it shoul work.

@+DS_DV+ Did you format data in TWRP ?

@Helge Lutz Stelle doch mal deine Fragen und ich versuche mein bestes

No ARB with .eu ROM's

Just read in this Forum and you find your answers. For example Question1 your answer is here: https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/bootloader-unlock-application.45280/ read #4

NO !

Good for you but i remind you that Global Stable and EU ROM use different base ROMS. You may run into trouble, better you do a full wipe.

I do not understand why people need lazyflasher, i never used it. you have latest TWRP then do the following: fastboot flash recovery twrp_****.img (replace * with exact name of your twrp) fastboot boot twrp_****.img Phone will boot into TWRP In TWRP accept what is asked in twrp, select time...

Works perfect on english and german language, try to switch to english and check again, if working you have to report to your language translator..

I would not recommend it, rather do a clean change.

CAN YOU DESCRIBE IN SHORT WORDS (steps) what exctly you did after unlocking the bootloader. This would make it easier to help you.

No Problem at all, works fine!

You can also use SU (superuser) to root, works perfect on my MI5.