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Yes, I tried Xiaomi 65W GaN charger with Mi 11 and it shown "Mi turbo fast charging" and charging level counter were increasing with precision based on decimal and hundreds part of the percent [emoji106] Sent from my Mi Ultra via Tapatalk

This is not an absurd. This is a way Xiaomi prevents of the mass changing roms and making the business on moving smartphones between markets. I support this idea [emoji106] And to be honest I was waiting for this 7-days periods few times. We need to be patient. That's easy. Sent from my Mi...

Finally we had it few months ago... [emoji1] Sent from my Mi Ultra via Tapatalk

You can update with no data wiping using OTA uodate. Then after rom is downloaded restart into TWRP and flash rom with no wipe [emoji106] Sent from my Mi Ultra via Tapatalk

You have to format data partition on the wipe menu confirming by "yes" (wipe is not enough). After reboot you need to wait few minutes to load system [emoji106] Sent from my Mi Ultra via Tapatalk

Mine has also 571k score (it's Mi 10 Ultra on Android 10 rooted). But it's ok for me [emoji106] Sent from my Mi Ultra via Tapatalk

You can solve that problem by deleting folder /data/extm [emoji106] Sent from my Mi Ultra via Tapatalk

You have to switch on the Install via USB option in developers settings. Sent from my Mi Ultra via Tapatalk

This is module only. We should see whole case [emoji6] Sent from my Mi Ultra via Tapatalk

That's not Mi 11 Pro. This is Mi 11 Ultra [emoji1] Sent from my Mi Ultra via Tapatalk

https://mifirm.net/downloadtwrp/164 Sent from my Mi Ultra via Tapatalk

Try to flash previous TWRP once again (via Fastboot) and then check if the issue disappear. The newer TWRP (with Mi Ultra on the welcome page) is working with no problem at all here. Sent from my Mi Ultra via Tapatalk

Yes, you can. Flash stable rom using TWRP and format your data partition (full format not just wipe). So if you want to keep data you need to do backup and then restore after the stable rom is flashed. BTW: use search option to find answers for your questions [emoji6] Sent from my Mi Ultra...

You are absolutely right [emoji106] Sent from my Mi Ultra via Tapatalk

Mark, I have another question regarding rom version change. If I go on weekly rom from A10 to weekly A11: 1. Do I have to do format of data partition? Please aware I am still on weeklly rom that's why I ask [emoji6] 2. Can I make full backup of apps and data via e.g. TitanumBackup and after A11...

It seems like a battery problem. The best thing would be if it is the software issue. You can check it by changing it to another version. You can flash xiaomi.eu rom to get an answer but it can be bit risky, because to do this you have to unlock bootloader so after this you can loose your...

You should check your hardware for potential issues. Download testing software from Play Store. If everything is OK you will have these issues solved after installation of xiaomi.eu rom [emoji106] Sent from my Mi Ultra via Tapatalk

Maybe - as a test - try to do such steps: 1) stop the app 2) clear cache and datathis app and then 3) turn off antivirus and/or ad-blocker, 3) download and install elder version of Samsung Health (e.g. from APK Mirror) and 4) hide it in Magisk Manager 5) run and try [emoji6] Remember this is for...

So, what the message you've got from this app? If root recognized (?) try to hide this app in Magisk Manager and then clear cache and data of this app and then try to run it again. It should work for you. Sent from my Mi Ultra via Tapatalk

So, it means you don't have Magisk Manager hidden. Set the option "installation via USB" on in developers mode and then hide Magisk Manager itself. Some third party apps use many ways to recognize if the phone is unlocked/rooted. It's always good to hide other things related to custom recovery...