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Hello, did you eventually manage to fix the issue? My F3 is doing the exact same thing

Yup. I just put "1 week" in my guide because 90% of the time, it'll ask you to wait 168 hours. But it can actually vary. Some have to wait longer than that, some shorter. In your case, it's the latter.

The same steps apply. When moving from Weekly to Stable or Stable to Weekly, wiping data is required. But in the case of Weekly to Weekly or Stable to Stable installing zip is all you need to do.

Try inputting your lock screen PIN/password.

No, lineage recovery can't install Xiaomi.EU updates.

[UPDATE 07/24/2021] I moved on to LineageOS because the Redmi K30S Ultra/Mi 10T/Mi 10T Pro is now officially supported. This means it's on their official device list so it is now regularly maintained and gets weekly updates. If you prefer a cleaner overall experience and are willing to...

No it's not necessary. Just select the ones you want to sync. As long as you get to tap on the Sync button.

1.) Yes it supports 5G. Carrier support is not determined by the software, it's by the bands the particular model supports sold in your country. That's why there are region-specific models. Since the Mi 10T series is sold in Europe and Asia, I can't really say much about US carrier support. But...

that's weird. I didn't experience the Wifi bug you mentioned at all. What version of stable are you on?

Yes wiping cache/dalvik is not necessary but in some cases it does fix some minor bugs. Yeah I know there are already quite a few guides out there but they're either unclear, too general (and not specific), or incomplete. Xiaomi.EU is awesome but I've seen a lot of people hesitant to switch to...

I know there are already quite a few guides about this but I wanted to make one that is more thorough and easier to follow. This guide applies to: -Mi 10T -Mi 10T Pro -Redmi K30S Ultra Here are the resources needed: -Aforementioned device -Computer (desktop/laptop) -USB cable -Flash drive that...

Yes you get OTA. You can download them via the Updater. If you flashed your TWRP, you can install them right away since the Updater reboots into TWRP to flash the update. If not, you'd have to fastboot boot into TWRP to install every update. Not a big deal though since Stable gets 1 update...

Yes, Mi 10T Pro (apollo/apollo pro) Android 11. Xiaomi.EU Stable 12.5.1.0

@santosh99 Also, if you encounter the weird "SIM Activation error" notification just ignore it, that won't impact your SMS. Just long tap on the notification and disable notifications for it.

Developer Options turning itself off is not normal. That hasn't happened to me before. Yes it's fine to use the debloater/fastboot tool. It's faster too but if you type "pm list packages" on the minimal adb window you can view all the packages installed in your phone, including the non-Xiaomi...

I concur.

There's no official TWRP yet especially for Android 11 since partition names and locations are always changing. As of now, only "geoanto555"'s TWRP works best for our Redmi K30S Ultra/Mi 10T/Mi 10T Pro. Though I'd advise you "fastboot boot" it for now. Don't "fastboot flash" just yet.

Sorry for replying just now. You don't have to do much in Xiaomi.EU because it's a lot cleaner than stock MIUI but here are the optimizations I usually do (you asked for it I warn you it's going to be a bit long ): 1.) 5G If you don't use 5G, it's best to have it disabled to save some battery...

Awesome! Might consider doing that in the future.

Happy to help. If you're still a bit paranoid, do what I did and just "fastboot boot" your TWRP instead of "fastboot flash"ing it. This causes it to boot into TWRP only temporarily. So if you have to go into TWRP again, you'd have to do it via fastboot. It adds extra steps but there's a less...