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Since I have erased all data and setup anything new some older apps warn that they were designed for an older version of Android. How can I stop this very annoying message? On previous Android versions these message only appeared one time but now it appers evry time I open the old apps.

I have installed the rom again with erasing all data then it was very simple to root the device with flashing the patched boot.img

Yes, it's the original boot.img from the Fastboot rom zipfile which I have pacthed and flashed. I have deleted and reinstalled Magisk severall times (v23, v23 Beta, v24, v24.1, the last canary version). I also tried to flash Magisk in TWRP 3.60, my device hasn't started with this method, too.

No success with your method. The device boots with the flashed patched boot.img, but Magisk says "Installed: N/A", so theres no root. Could you upload your patched boot.img which is working so I can flash this one on my device? Perhaps so I can get root. The last way for me would be flashing...

There was a second app called "Settings" which was the Magisk app. I just uninstalled Settings and Magisk and installed the newest canary. Now in Magisk Superuser and Modules are greyed out.

I have difficulties too rooting my Mi 11 Ultra with Android 12. I have installed the latest canary of Magisk and when I patch the boot.img and flash it the device stucks on Android logo. Booting with this Boot Image without flashing isn't possible, too. When I patch the boot.img with Magisk v23...