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And I told you, there is no way to permanently install TWRP without patching your boot partition. There are ways to do this, but the simplest way is to allow the script from a Xiaomi.eu install to create that pathing of your boot partition and permanently install TWRP. There are videos on how to...

That information is on the web too! I have posted it many times as well.

You can, there are different versions of TWRP out there. Some have the "Onekey inject TWRP" and others do not. The "Onekey inject TWRP" is a script that patches the boot.img, the other is to allow the Xiaomi.eu rom to install TWRP permanently as such a script is included in the rom and will...

Noob or no noob, did you bother to search first? If you did search, how in the world did you miss this? https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/guide-install-twrp-for-mi-11-pro-ultra.61239/ That information is available for virtually every device on this website. I became a network engineer by...

I have posted instructions many times. It gets kind of tiring to continually repost the same things over and over for people that do not search. Not only have I posted this several times, so have many others, but the developers have also posted information on how to install TWRP, as well as, the...

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You can try but it won't work, since you can not FLASH TWRP! You must boot into it using the command <fastboot boot TWRP.img>. The script from the Xiaomi.eu MIUI install will then install it permanently. These devices use A/B partioning and there is no recovery partition in the traditional...

yes!

You can flash an unlock phone with any compatible rom. Just don't try to re-lock the bootloader with anything but the original rom. I have the chinese version and have successfully flashed on my Mi 11 Ultra, the EEA rom, Global rom, Xiaomi stable and weekly. I am currently running the Xiaomi.eu...

Just extract the TWRP.img file and copy it to your adb folder. Ater you have connected your phone via USB to your PC, open your adb folder in a command prompt and run the command <fastboot boot TWRP.img> this will boot you into TWRP. Then format your internal data. After that is complete, reboot...

I am running the Android 12 rom on my Mi 11 ultra and the overall smootness, faster fingerprint reader, better battery life faster camera, etc... I really like this rom.

There are guides all over the internet, including the official Xiaomi Community website. Search and you will find the answers.

The guides are all over the internet. Just do a search on how to flash a MIUI rom. If you bothered to search, you won't need to ask all these questions.

For me, ihave chosen not to root and use Xiaomi.eu rom. It offers many of the features I used to get from rooting, plus my banking app works. Yes, I see more adds, but its not too bad and VPN can, of course, still be used.

The guides for installation of roms and TWRP are actually already created on this website and created by the developers. You should trying searching before asking as the questions you are asking have already been answered.

You obviously didn't follow directions. After you format data, you need to reboot your device and run the command <fastboot boot TWRP.img> while in fastboot. At that point, copy the rom from your PC to your phone and flash it.

You know, if you follow the directions that are posted by the developers on this website and you are of normal intelligence, you won't have problems.

You can not flash any version of TWRP in the traditional sense as there is no recovery partition on with A/B partioning. That is why Flashing does not work.

Works for me. I extracted the image file and it booted just fine.

Why do you keep opening threads? People like you probably shouldn't be flashing things. You seem to be very confused.