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I see, It's not mounting your sd card, hence it's not recognizing it. Try either mount it through TWRP or via ADB commands.

It it does not recognize your sd card, that is more than likely that TWRP is not decrypting properly.

If you have access to the account that originally unlocked the phone you can reunlock the bootloader in fastboot mode, however if you do not have access to that information and your phone is still under warranty, contact Xiaomi.

If the Individual was the original owner/user that ulocked the phone, isn't that data and account info stored on the Mi servers and if you use the same Mitool and login from the same PC, you should be able to reunlock your device if you can still access fastboot mode.

Did it ever occur to you that these ads/promotional videos are produced in lab with the outimum situation? Imean whens the last time you went to Burger King or McDonalds and the burger you got at the resteraunt looked exactly like thone one in the ad?

Can you boot TWRP? Use the ADB command while the phone is in fastboot and use the command <fastboot boot TWRP.img>. It this works and is successful, format your internal storage znd try again. If that will not work, I would recommend you contact a Xiaomi service center.

I hope you aren't planning a dirty flash, but according to the developers, Widevine L1 (for supported devices)

If you can still access fastboot, have you tried using the MiUnlock tool? If your bootloader has become relocked somehow, you will mot be able to flash anything. If thr bootloader is locked, start the process overagain. Avoid paying others to do what you can do.

Follow the installation procedures posted on this website! For some reason, there are people that won't follow directions then eternally complain about things not working , they are in a bootlop, they have bricked their device, the list of problems goes on and on. Just follow the directions and...

What did I say to you back in August? You shouldn't be messing with things because it will probably end badly.

What did I say to you back in August? You probably should not be messing with things as it will probably end badly.

Sure, if you are a member of the beta group, but I'm pretty sure this is a closed beta.

OK, but things have changed, especially with the A/B slots. My Mi 11 Ultra is totally different from my Mi Mix 2. I personally have had six Xiaomi phones and things are slightly different with virtually every phone. For example there is not a recovery partition on a phone with an A/B partioning...

You are doing things as you see fit and not following directions and that is why you are having problems. Global recovery roms are only incremental roms, You need the complete firmware there first. Even though many sites and people say you can flash incremental recovery roms via TWRP, I have...

Im sorry but what you are saying doesn't make sense. First you are saying that you flashed the global rom, which requires MiFlash, and then you are talking about Magisk, which requires an OS to be installed and TWRP If you acn install Magisk, why couldn't you just flash a Xiaomi.eu rom? The...

Can you access fastboot, is your bootloader unlocked? If your bootloader is indeed unlocked and you can access fastboot, you need to reformat your storage. Download TWRP for your model, choose WIPE and the FORMAT. After you select FORMAT, it will ask you to confirm. Type in YES and reformat your...

What website are you following directions from? Not this one. https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/how-to-install-xiaomi-eu-rom-for-mi11-pro-ultra-lite-5g-using-twrp.62738/

just download the rom and TWRP for your device. Place the TWRP.img file in your ADB folder on your PC., boot into fastboot and run the command <fastboot boot TWRP.img>. TWRP will boot up go in and format your storage. In TWRP go to WIPE then FORMAT and type in YES. Now reboot to fastboot and run...

It sounds like you have the wrong version of TWRP. You really don't need to set TWRP via fastboot commands as it installs on slot A, unless you have set it to slot B. Everything is on slot A by default. Follow the directions provided on this website, they actually work!

If you are in a bootloop. chances are your device was not formatted before install. When you format data, it wipes everything to start fresh. When you wipe only (or factory refresh), it only wipes user data and not system data, which will interfere with your flash upon bootup.