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I'm on xiaomi.eu_multi_MI11_V12.5.5.0.RKBCNXM I received an update notification to xiaomi.eu_multi_MI11_V12.5.7.0.RKBCNXM
How to update via the update application or in fastboot mode with windows_fastboot_update_rom.bat?
In fastboot mode.
 
I am stuck in fastboot and my pc cant connect to my phone......

Edit: I wanted to update from 12.5.5 Venus to 12.5.7 venus, got an error in the last second of running the update script.... Can anybody help me please?
 
I am stuck in fastboot and my pc cant connect to my phone......

Edit: I wanted to update from 12.5.5 Venus to 12.5.7 venus, got an error in the last second of running the update script.... Can anybody help me please?
Without knowing what error, probably not.
 
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Fine :) and what was the error?

Try, changing the cable, use another USB port on your PC ( USB2 one if you have, cause apparently
Windoze is too stupid to work with USB3 ports), reboot your PC.
Be also sure you follow:

Well it couldn't send it.

It did work before with the same cable, but I will try it with a different cable....

Edit: I tried a different cable and it seems to work now... The bad thing is that I did a reset and all my data is gone... Anyways, at least it works now
 
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Hey guys! Is there a way to install the rom without TWRP? I have Fastboot on my Mi 11 Lite (4G version) already, so there's that.
 
Hey guys! Is there a way to install the rom without TWRP? I have Fastboot on my Mi 11 Lite (4G version) already, so there's that.

I'm not sure there is a rom for your phone, but right now fastboot is the only way to install
on Mi 11<something> devices. There is no official TWRP support for these devices.
 
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I'm not sure there is a rom for your phone, but right now fastboot is the only way to install
on Mi 11<something> devices. There is no official TWRP support for these devices.
So it is actually possible to only use Fastboot without TWRP, right? That's what I was curious about.
Are there any issues I should be prepared for with that method of installation?
I never used pure Fastboot install method before, since I straight up just went the TWRP/Orange Fox way, so I just want to make sure.
 
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