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Thats what I said in an earlier post. "No. You clear the data for that particular app in the apps settings. Go into your settings, and scroll down to APPS. Then select MANAGE APPS. Then choose the offending app and select clear data."

It isn't always the types of devices that is the problem, but rather the amount of devices and how much bandwidth is actually being used by those devices. How much bandwidth is your provider giving you? How many devices are online at any one time? What are those devices being used for, Gaming...

This doesn't sound quite accurate, because if you attempt to flash without enabling USB debugging, the installation simply fails. Having made this mistake many times in the past doesn't affect your ability to reboot the os and go back in and enable USB debugging and reflash your device. This...

What did I say? Go into the apps, select the specific apps and clear all the data.

Are you using 2.4 or 5 GHz. 2.4 is greatly affected by other devices in your home, as well as other betworks in your area. WiFi networks in your area may be accessing the same channel as you have are selected and the number of devices and what they are doing eat up bandwidth and of course that...

It sounds as It sounds as there is old, conflicting data causing performance issues. For example if the location of the app was moved the old link from the apps icon to the actual app would fail. Old data can also cause force closes and that's why I suggested clearin your data.

No. You clear the data for that particular app in the apps settings. Go into your settings, and scroll down to APPS. Then select MANAGE APPS. Then choose the offending app and select clear data.

Clear your data.

At this point, does this thread really matter anymore?

However, that is if you root your phone. By itself it passes SafetyNet for Google Pay and for many banking apps, you merely need to delete the TWRP folder. I am using the Wells Fargo banking app with no problem, I can also use Google Pay at stores with no problem. However, if I flash the global...

It doesn't matter if you bootloader is unlocked when using the Xiaomi.eu rom. The fact that bootloader is unlocked is hidden and it passes SafetyNet for Google Pay.

I prefer buying my phones locked, so that I can unlock the phone and my Mi account is the one associated with the device being unlocked.

Do you realize it is already written and posted on this site, but you didn't look?

It doesn't appear that you have the Xiaomi USB drivers installed.

On the fastboot screen.

Use the TWRP on this site and follow the directions posted on this site. Using the TWRP version that the devs use for their rom only makes sense.

Obviously you didn't and that's why I said list everything step by step. You probably didn't boot TWRP using the command <fastboot boot TWRP.img>. DO NOT USE THE COMAND <fastboot flash recovery TWRP.img>. Format the internal storage and reboot the device to FASTBOOT, then boot into TWRP again...

To me there are some very limited benefits to rooting. While there used to be major tweaks avaiableusing custom roms vs stock roms, today there isn't. The main reason that I use the Xiaomi.eu rom vs stock rom is that it offers all the features in the China (stock) rom, many of which are not in...

If you do things properly, like follow directions, it works! I have the Chinese variant and have flashed the EEA rom, the global rom, the weekly Xiaomi.eu rom, the stable Xiaomi.eu, The MIUI Mix rom, the ******** rom, as well as, TWRP. I have flashed and gone back and forth and have not had any...

I wasn't talking about XDA or any other site than this one: TWRP install via fastboot command Code: fastboot boot twrp.img To change TWRP language to English, press bottom right button and select English.. TWRP for MI11 venus TWRP for MI11Pro/Ultra mars/star For install ROM, just select...