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Looks like normal for me (Poco F3).

Updated here (poco f3) and working fine!

When you flash in fastboot mode, with the new IMG files, you can access your data again, decrypting it, that's the point. After that, it's the ordinary way: plug it in your computer and copy latest ZIP recovery to its internal memory. Then flash it. "Can I copy from my PC while it is in...

I did it and I didn't need do format data. But replace only the SAME IMG files, with the same names, like I said. And, when it boot, go to recovery, decrypt it with the pin, put the last zip recovery (22.9.29) in internal memory from PC, and install (flash) again. It worked for me.

Yes, I have a suggestion, but it's up to you. When this happened to me, I took the latest Xiaomi.EU fastboot version and the latest recovery version (22.9.29), took all the internal files of the recovery (IMG) version that has the same name and replaced it in the fastboot version (vendor_boot...

Same happens to me. Poco f3.

I came back to 21.9.14 due to the high battery drain on my Poco F3.

I have no patience, rs.

POCO F3 28.8.10. Link here (android file host).

Mine is working fine (google account apps). Poco f3

Backup fine here. No problem! *TWRP backup.

Hey guys, I'm using a new recovery (twrp-3.6.2_12-0-alioth-brigudav) and it looks nice, with no erros on data decrypt and fast initialization. I liked it. POCO F3.

It looks like we have a great team here! Congrats!

Well, mine is working fine, I guess. But, I'm in 22.7.7.

I came back to 22.7.7. Better battery, no turbo charge problems, no hot device or app lags. I don't know why, but it seems better for me. Poco f3.

Yes.

Yes, I had. First time, it didn't work. Came back to last rom 22.7.7, then I reinstalled 22.7.13 and no more problems. But I felt my phone a little hot and apps a bit slow (when opening) with this last upgrade. POCO F3.

The same happened to me. I didn't receive any update via updater app. POCO F3. Brazil.

The service was intermittent because it was deploying on the line, I believe. Once it has firmed up, green or red, apparently it doesn't matter, it's starting to work normally. But, anyway, it's green again...

Perfect! Just a tip: in my case, after the command to boot via TWRP (step 5), I had to hold the volume up to enter recovery. Then, install TWRP (ramdisk partition) and, finally, flash the rom.