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Just read a reply to a post on android exchange that having a custom recovery like TWRP will run adb even if USB debugging is disabled on the phone itself. Cannot confirm if this is true or not. Put the Xiaomi.eu ROM in the same folder you have the adb.exe file and run cmd from that folder...

Fastboot and adb are 2 different things. You need to be in TWRP recovery (power phone on holding down volume up as well) and once in TWRP there is an option for adb.

When you type adb devices is the phone in TWRP? If so then your device won't show until you hit the adb option in TWRP. This activates adb and waits for the adb command from the PC. Not sure if not have USB debugging activated on phone will stop it from working!! Sent from my MI 5 using Tapatalk

Can you access TWRP? if so, then just use adb to sideload the xiaomi.eu ROM. I did exactly what you did by formatting data using TWRP due to wanting a password and once that was done i then wiped cache/system/data and then used adb which auto installed the ROM.

Excellent, thanks for the info. I currently don't have superSU installed.. is there any advantage to this other than to use apps that require root? i did use it for awhile on my nexus 5 but didn't have much use for it.

I've just got hold of a Mi4c which came with a locked bootloader which i have now unlocked and loaded the latest weekly rom (6.4.14) on to it. What i would like to know is what is the correct way to update to the next weekly release without losing the apps i have installed. Do i load the rom on...