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You have a nice chart in the first post where you can know which devices are currently having a "Recovery" or "Fastboot" ROM type. ;) -> "Recovery" ROM = Install in Recovery mode (= in TWRP / OrangeFox / PitchBlack / etc.) -> "Fastboot" ROM = Install in Fastboot mode :)

You can't install all ROMs in Fastboot mode, you need to use a "fastboot" ROM (ROM specifically made to flash via Fastboot instead of Recovery). If you have a "recovery" ROM (custom ROMs are generally "recovery" ROMs), you need to use TWRP and so need to downgrade to Android 11 => Download the...

Use "fastboot devices" command to check if your phone is correctly connected in Fastboot mode to your computer. ;)

Clear all data of the Updater app in phone's settings and check for an update again. ;) But, anyway, you normally can't download "fastboot" ROMs via the Updater app... ^^

Mi 9 family (=old devices) = No more Beta/Weekly releases. ;) The last Beta/Weekly version is 21.11.24 for these devices. So, time to switch to Stable now... :)

In that case, flash the latest China "fastboot" ROM for Mi 10 Ultra (download link) via MiFlash (be sure to tick "clean all" at the bottom-right and NOT "clean all and lock"), finish the first configuration wizard (do not set a screen lock method) then install the latest Stable version by...

Yes, "Format Data" in TWRP (= Clean install/flash) but if your device is on Android 12 => Find a Stable "fastboot" ROM by Xiaomi.eu for your device and use "first_install_with_data_format" fastboot script. Boot your device and finish the first configuration wizard then you can install the latest...

@miccao Your device is not in fastboot mode in your screenshot... Follow my guide to install drivers => https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/problems-with-updating.61957/post-616357

Not available for Android 12 ( because I think it doesn't work ). ;)

Yes. ;)

Yes, it's a workaround to pass SafetyNet. ;)

=> https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/miui-12-0-12-1-12-2-12-5-stable-release.56191/post-637769 :)

Hello, you don't need to root your device to pass SafetyNet ( if you install any recent Xiaomi.eu ROM ). ;)

Wrong topic... Check the changelog of the latest Weekly ROM to get the answer for your question. ;)

Use your warranty...

How do you check the SafetyNet's result? Please use this app to check SafetyNet => https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=rikka.safetynetchecker ;)

Why not install the latest Stable version for your device? xiaomi.eu_multi_MI11Lite_V12.5.6.0.RKQMIXM_v12-11.zip 2021-10-09 3.2 GB Then: "Clear all data" of these following apps: - Google Play Store - Google Play Services - Google Service Framework And reboot your device. :)

Hello, I gave an easy fix here => https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/miui-12-0-12-1-12-2-12-5-stable-release.56191/post-637769 ;)

Without ROM info, we sadly can't help you. ;) If you have a recent Xiaomi.eu ROM, you don't need "MagiskHide Props Config" module but only have to configure Magisk:

Hello, I guess you are NOT using the "stock" launcher (MIUI Launcher). You have to use it to avoid this issue => https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/12-5-10-some-recent-apps-not-open.62666/post-626218 ;)