Hi.
I have a Mi8 (China version), bootloader unlocked officially, clean-flashed xiaomi.eu 9.5.30.
When I connect the phone to the laptop (Windows 10 64bits) the laptop does not react at all. The phone charges, but the device manager does not show anything.
I've tried:
- ROM clean flash: Same result. In fact the issue started before I clean-flashed the 9.5.30.
- Several cables, including the original: Same with all of them.
- Several USB ports in the laptop: Same result with all of them.
- Other devices in the same laptop (USB keys, drives, mouses...): The USB ports are working.
- Rebooting.
- Changing the default USB connection mode in the Developer options.
- Booting recovery mode: no reaction.
- Booting fastboot: here is the only reaction which is an error 43 (Device failed enumeration) in Windows Device Manager. I tried to uninstall the drivers, update them and a couple of other tricks in the registry. Nothing worked.
- Reinstalling the Mi software (unlocker, Mi manager application...), the adb drivers, etc...
Any idea?
I have a Mi8 (China version), bootloader unlocked officially, clean-flashed xiaomi.eu 9.5.30.
When I connect the phone to the laptop (Windows 10 64bits) the laptop does not react at all. The phone charges, but the device manager does not show anything.
I've tried:
- ROM clean flash: Same result. In fact the issue started before I clean-flashed the 9.5.30.
- Several cables, including the original: Same with all of them.
- Several USB ports in the laptop: Same result with all of them.
- Other devices in the same laptop (USB keys, drives, mouses...): The USB ports are working.
- Rebooting.
- Changing the default USB connection mode in the Developer options.
- Booting recovery mode: no reaction.
- Booting fastboot: here is the only reaction which is an error 43 (Device failed enumeration) in Windows Device Manager. I tried to uninstall the drivers, update them and a couple of other tricks in the registry. Nothing worked.
- Reinstalling the Mi software (unlocker, Mi manager application...), the adb drivers, etc...
Any idea?