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Don't you understand what I wrote? - You don't have a Chinese SIM - You don't have a Chinese ID You won't unlock the bootloader on a CN device

In fact, even what the system "antivirus" offers is useless. I've been using Android for 16 years and I've never had my device infected with anything. There's no need to install every piece of crap you see from GPlay. This mainly applies to various games, wallpaper apps, music, etc. It's your...

You don't need to install an antivirus program on Windows 10, 11 (Defender is sufficient) and certainly not on Android. All you need is average intelligence and not to click on everything thoughtlessly.

It looks like you have a 4China version of the device. If so, don't unlock the bootloader. Xiaomi has blocked this for CN devices outside of China. Check your device version: https://www.mi.com/global/verify#/en/tab/imei

1. if you are using the official Global ROM, try changing the region/area in the settings. This affects the accessibility of eSIM activation/function. 2. if you are using the xiaomi.eu custom ROM, try installing the Global Modem (you will not lose any data) Check if you have the Global version...

https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/how-to-set-notifications-for-app.68302/post-686320

It's not the manufacturer's/brand's fault. You wouldn't have any problems if you bought the Global version. It's your fault that you bought a device that is only intended for the Chinese market. You probably wanted to save money. :emoji_stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

If there is still a chance, return the phone and buy a Global device.

You can't do it yourself at home, you don't have a chance. Xiaomi has blocked the unlocking of Chinese devices outside of China. You have to use some online paid service for this (e.g. NCunlock and similar). It is paid. You will pay for every step: - update - ROM change - bootloader unlocking...

You have no chance to unlock the Chinese version of the device if you are not Chinese. For you, it is now even more complicated. First, you have to install the Chinese ROM, then unlock the bootloader. Here you have another problem. If you leave the bootloader unlocked, applications that require...

https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/installing-xiaomi-drivers-for-pc.73382/post-729299

Try to guess? ;) Yes, if you use the ROM for your model.

Install/update to the latest version. No need to delete anything. xiaomi.eu_HOUJI_OS2.0.207.0.VNCCNXM_15.zip If you have a Global device, there is no need to install/repair the modem.

Yes, you can if you install the ROM for Taiwan. 1 - unlock bootloader 2 - install TW ROM using Miflash 3 - lock bootloader 4 - Done Or find a service that will do it for you.

Mediatek devices are not supported on this Forum. https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/supported-devices.65673/post-657491 If you want the xiaomi.eu ROM you have to join the group on Patreon. https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/community-funded-mediatek-support.66319/post-663912 notice...

I don't know why you're asking for a modem for Android 14 when it's such an old ROM. However, here's the link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/y94y10jztbctjq5/amethyst_A14.zip/file Here is the version for android 15 (HyperOS 2)...

It's an old guide but you can take a look at it https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/how-to-set-notifications-for-app.68302/post-686320

https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/mi-11-ultra-destroyed.75805/post-748970

It is possible but you MUST NOT lock the bootloader.

I already wrote to you. Find a service center to fix it. For example, online Unbrick etc. or a physical repair shop near you.