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But you said your phone was stuck in fastboot, If you can access fastboot, there is no need for EDL. if your phone was unlocked, as you say it was, you could have used the documented process to reboot your phone and then reflashed a rom. Next time you can send me the money instead. :)

You DO NOT flash recovery as there isn't a recovery partition in the traditional sense. Try <fastboot boot twrp.img>, then format your internal storage if you are coming from another rom. Then reboot to fastboot again. Using the ADB command <fastboot boot twrp.img> again. Copy the rom from your...

Apparently tou didn't search too hard because I found thos answers in seconds to Xiaomi devices being un responsive in fastboot mode and if you use what it says about flashing on the Xiaomi website, you would know that nothing can be flashed with a locked bootloader. So the fact that someone...

Bootloader was probably re locked. That is the only reason one can't flash a rom in fastboot. They then needed to rerun the MiUlock tool and re-unlock bootloader and the use the MiFlash tool or install TWRP and flash Xiaomi.eu rom. The other things to try if your phone is stuck in fastboot and...

Basically formatting process wipe all data from phone and set it to default state... this will possible due to different memory type in your phone...general android mobile structure contain four type of memory..... 1) ROM (read only memory)....use to store your android os system..you can not...

Your device is not bricked if it can access FASTBOOT,You merely need to format your internal storage, reboot and flash the rom again. If you contacted "https://t.me/*spam*paid*service*, they took you. These guys float around these sites offering their services to anyone having a difficult time because...

Official TWRP site only lists TWRP up to Mi 9, so your guess as when we actually get a "proper TWRP" is as good as mine.

Perhaps you didn't understand my response, anything that is the China rom is in Xiaomi.eu. So if the Chinese are recieving the enhanced version, so is Xiaomi.eu, as the Xiaomi.eu is a modified version of the China rom.

Sounds ;ike the Dalvik/ART cache needs to be wiped or the apps data/cache. Try that.

12.6 - Anything in the China rom is in the Xiaomi.eu rom. They are the same, for the most part. The big differences are Chinese script and bloat has been removed, Full Google services have been added, as well as multi language support. But all features in the China rom, which are often not in...

There's no risk and it works and is proven to work. BTW, what functional guide are you referring too? This one? https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/guide-venus-star-mars-how-to-install-xiaomi-eu-rom-for-xiaomi-mi11-pro-ultra.59486/

Then why did this work for us? Maybe it's not as necessary you think. I booted to TWRP, formated, rebooted to fastbott and rebooted TWRP, flashed the rom which installed, permanent version of TWRP.

I have always formated first, rebooted and then flashed rom. A wipe just deletes everything in the partition, so if it's encrypted and it opens it up without decrypting, all it does is delete the encrypted contents, a format deletes the partition and makes a new one, which is what is necessary...

The global and EEA are region specific. The China rom has more updates than the the Global or EEA roms. All are stock roms. The main difference between EEA/Global and China rom is that the China rom does not have Google services. The Xiaomi.eu is based on the China rom, but has all the Chinese...

Defects can happen at any time to any product and that's a reality, but it's not the norm or what the product was designed to do. Think about it, if you have a car without tires, it doesn't mean that the car doesn't run and it doesn't mean that a new car dealer would sell you a car without...

An Android phone is always packaged with a data tranfers cable from the manufacturer. Android phones have been designed with as they are designed so that they work with ADB commands from your PC, as well as, upgrades from your PC and other software that accesses your device from the PC. Xiaomi...

Its understandable if it's a screen thatis a 60Hz screen, but there is no reason it would not work on a variable refresh rate screen.

I haven't a clue. I have mine set to 90 to save on some battery and it is equally as smooth to my eyes.

How is it being toxic. It may not be obvious to you, but if you were sligtly aware, the another name for a USB cable is actually 'data transfer cable', so as everyone has told you, yes it is made to transfer data. All cables transfer data, the only difference is the rate at which they transfer...