I flash miui ID via fastboot and play store say 'not certified'. Can you help me? I tried:
Flash other miui stock rom (RU, MI, TW)
Wipe Play Store and Google Service data's
Manually certificate my device in google services (via GSF id)
Flashing via edl
Ask in google community (****'s answers)
Waiting about 3-5 days
Logging via other google account
Guy with redmi note 9 pro have same problem. Always flashing via "clear_all and lock". Latest mi flash app, windows 11 64-bit. Tried flashing via Linux - same. Please help me
If you have the original stock ROM for your device and your bootloader is locked you don't need to worry, it'll certify itself after a few days. It's mostly visual anyways since you're getting Google's Services.
You can also use the Safety net app to verify if it's certified or not.
Yepi69 said:
If you have the original stock ROM for your device and your bootloader is locked you don't need to worry, it'll certify itself after a few days. It's mostly visual anyways since you're getting Google's Services.
You can also use the Safety net app to verify if it's certified or not.
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Cts profile match: fail....
GreMaxonForPda said:
Cts profile match: fail....
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Are you using a stock ROM and you have a locked bootloader? If you're rooted then that explains why it's not certified
Yepi69 said:
Are you using a stock ROM and you have a locked bootloader? If you're rooted then that explains why it's not certified
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Yes, stock rom (ID). Without root, bootloader is locked.
GreMaxonForPda said:
Yes, stock rom (ID). Without root, bootloader is locked.
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By ID you mean Indonesia? Is that the ROM it came with your device or was it Global?
Yepi69 said:
By ID you mean Indonesia? Is that the ROM it came with your device or was it Global?
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Yeah, Indonesia. I bought with global rom, but reflash it. I haven't this problem about 3-4 month ago...
I have the same. Bootloader locked, no root. The firmware is global.
What I tried to do:
1. Manual certification through the Google website and sat waiting for a week, periodically cleaning the data of Google services and the market.
2. Flash all possible (including earlier) versions of miui with a bootloader block
3. Clean Google acc: the entire history of Google devices, as well as delete all backup copies of data, gpay payments, and in general everything that is possible.
4. Create a new Google account and log in through it
5. Clean all system partitions of the phone, flashing everything from scratch (including persist with dtbo
6. Flash via edl mode
qahnaarin7 said:
I have the same. Bootloader locked, no root. The firmware is global.
What I tried to do:
1. Manual certification through the Google website and sat waiting for a week, periodically cleaning the data of Google services and the market.
2. Flash all possible (including earlier) versions of miui with a bootloader block
3. Clean Google acc: the entire history of Google devices, as well as delete all backup copies of data, gpay payments, and in general everything that is possible.
4. Create a new Google account and log in through it
5. Clean all system partitions of the phone, flashing everything from scratch (including persist with dtbo
6. Flash via edl mode
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Don't flash earlier versions of MIUI, you can brick your device because anti rollback.
As I said, it'll certify itself on its own.
Each time you boot your device for the first time a new ID is generated for Google's Services, that ID takes some time to get certified and the process is automatic.
Same thing happened to me when I flashed custom ROMs and it'd fix it self days later
Yepi69 said:
Не прошивайте более ранние версии MIUI, вы можете заблокировать свое устройство из-за защиты от отката.
Как я уже сказал, он сертифицирует себя сам.
Каждый раз, когда вы загружаете свое устройство в первый раз, для Служб Google создается новый идентификатор, для сертификации этого идентификатора требуется некоторое время, и этот процесс выполняется автоматически.
То же самое случилось со мной, когда я прошивал пользовательские ПЗУ, и это исправилось через несколько дней.
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how can it start working in a few days if the firmware does not pass the test cts profile?
I installed Indonesian rom in my poco m4 pro (4g) . And it's only showing device not certified,play store not opening how to solve can anybody help me?
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Hey there!
I wanted to use my banking app, so I decided to get full to stock. Before I used OxygenOS Beta 20 with Magisk.
Currently:
Stock Recovery
OxygenOS Beta 20 or OxygenOS 5 (Same Problem)
Locked Bootloader
Now with a clean OS Safety Net still fails and the Google Play Store says "not certified".
Do you have any tips to get it working again?
kaisims said:
Hey there!
I wanted to use my banking app, so I decided to get full to stock. Before I used OxygenOS Beta 20 with Magisk.
Currently:
Stock Recovery
OxygenOS Beta 20 or OxygenOS 5 (Same Problem)
Locked Bootloader
Now with a clean OS Safety Net still fails and the Google Play Store says "not certified".
Do you have any tips to get it working again?
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Did you flash all partitions (boot, recovery, cc system) including data, full wipe, before locking boot loader?
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ben_pyett said:
Did you flash all partitions (boot, recovery, cc system) including data, full wipe, before locking boot loader?
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As far as I know, Yes. I know it doesnt make much sense.
I'd suggest that you unlock bootloader and then reflash, do a full wipe to be sure
Then lock again if that's the way you want to go
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ben_pyett said:
I'd suggest that you unlock bootloader and then reflash, do a full wipe to be sure
Then lock again if that's the way you want to go
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Did that again now, but its still failing sadly.
kaisims said:
Did that again now, but its still failing sadly.
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Try using unbrick guide if that is feasible for you. That way the error is reproducible if you still get it after the "unbrick" guide since all your partitions will be the same as ours.
Unlocked bootloader and Magisk by themselves shouldn't trip Safety Net, as long as you have Magisk Hide working. Now, that doesn't mean your specific banking app isn't doing other checks besides Safety Net (I think folks have seen this happen with some apps). But you mention Safety Net failing specifically, so I thought that worth mentioning.
Did you use the full update zip to get back to "full stock"? That would be the recommended approach, to make sure all partitions were returned to stock.
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Now, that doesn't mean your specific banking app isn't doing other checks besides Safety Net
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Exactly that was the problem in the first place, why I started to lock my bootloader again. And yes I always had the full OS as a zip.
ZVNexus said:
Try using unbrick guide if that is feasible for you.
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I used this: https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/guide-oneplus-3-3t-unbrick.531047/ unbrick guide and that worked!!
I am so happy!
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Exactly that was the problem in the first place, why I started to lock my bootloader again. And yes I always had the full OS as a zip.
I used this: https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/guide-oneplus-3-3t-unbrick.531047/ unbrick guide and that worked!!
I am so happy!
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Yep, figured. Had to be some partition.
So I am currently on CN 2.27 ROM from NA Global, I am wondering how and if I can update to version 2.30 because Boot Unlocked TWRP Magisk GAPPS Debloated. Does TWRP currently work on the update? I assume upon updating I will lose everything back to stock, but I want to be able to get phone back to current state...because well CN Rom is much better but this device is so finicky if you know what I'm saying.
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So I am currently on CN 2.27 ROM from NA Global, I am wondering how and if I can update to version 2.30 because Boot Unlocked TWRP Magisk GAPPS Debloated. Does TWRP currently work on the update? I assume upon updating I will lose everything back to stock, but I want to be able to get phone back to current state...because well CN Rom is much better but this device is so finicky if you know what I'm saying.
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I have same question like you, my phone has installed CN 2.27 and TWRP with Magisk. How can I update to CN 2.30 without losing TWRP, Magisk and any other data from my phone? Please some advice me....
kotunmobile said:
I have same question like you, my phone has installed CN 2.27 and TWRP with Magisk. How can I update to CN 2.30 without losing TWRP, Magisk and any other data from my phone? Please some advice me....
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First you have to download 2.27 zip file
Extract it
Flash stock boot and recovery image
And then update to 2.30
After that flash your TWRP and magisk
Just backup ur data with TWRP in case u face any problem
So what exactly do we lose and gain with the CN rom over the EU rom??
Assume CN rom can be set to full English so no Chinese language remains?
Yeah I relocked boot uninstalled Majisk and modules, updated 2.30....then reflashed and installed. Its super smooth and all the game launcher features are great. Totally enjoying this far more than global. Oh and holy crap all the camera features too.
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Yeah I relocked boot uninstalled Majisk and modules, updated 2.30....then reflashed and installed. Its super smooth and all the game launcher features are great. Totally enjoying this far more than global. Oh and holy crap all the camera features too.
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So you mean TWRP-3.3.1-0528-NUBIA_REDMAGIC3-CN-wzsx150.img and Magisk-v19.3 still working on v2.30 itsn't?
Where can you download the CN rom from?
Do you have a copy on the china rom? It's not on the Nubia site anymore.
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kotunmobile said:
So you mean TWRP-3.3.1-0528-NUBIA_REDMAGIC3-CN-wzsx150.img and Magisk-v19.3 still working on v2.30 itsn't?
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Yes everything works, it's best to update cleanly then unlock bootloader, twrp flash, and root. Also if you flash gapps Pico in twrp CTS Profile SafetyNet will not pass....don't fret install Magisk Module Safety Patch by hackintosh5 in Magisk phone will reboot and system will Patch optimize on reboot and it will pass. Allowing full access to playstore and downloads.
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Do you have a copy on the china rom? It's not on the Nubia site anymore.[/QUOTE
http://ui.nubia.cn/rom/detail/62
Listen I have NA Global device, the easiest fail proof way to install CN Rom is in stock recovery, wipe data & cache use otg and FAT32 format pen drive to install...you will have no problems. If you decide to go back to Global do the same thing but with Global Rom on pen drive.
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Mountainmohawk said:
Do you have a copy on the china rom? It's not on the Nubia site anymore.[/QUOTE
http://ui.nubia.cn/rom/detail/62
Listen I have NA Global device, the easiest fail proof way to install CN Rom is in stock recovery, wipe data & cache use otg and FAT32 format pen drive to install...you will have no problems. If you decide to go back to Global do the same thing but with Global Rom on pen drive.
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If you have a copy, can you upload it somewhere? The download is going incredibly slow and often fails when I try to download it from there.
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SuperDroidMe said:
If you have a copy, can you upload it somewhere? The download is going incredibly slow and often fails when I try to download it from there.
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https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ACIyuB5_aP3flJLHwmZsfCgCWJSDPEOG
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1. Do we lose L1 certification after flashing custom roms? Do we recover status back with persist image?
2. Are we able to use all the Indian banking apps? Since GPay is a pain in ass to make it work with root/custom ROMs
Getting back to android modding community after approximately 3 years, though have been following threads.
Any inputs on the above would be really appreciated. Thanks in advance.
No.
Yes
venu44 said:
No.
Yes
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I mean is the No part for the persist image or the status of L1.
Satzz said:
I mean is the No part for the persist image or the status of L1.
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For some custom ROMs you need to wipe Persist to get some sensors to work and you loose then L1.
When going back to MIUI you can restore Persist and L1
I wanted to switch from MIUI Global 12.0.1 Stable to the Indian version V12.0.2.0 to have the default call recorder,
through the file raphaelin_in_global_images_V12.0.2.0.QFKINXM_20200710… tgz
after expanding it, using XiaoMiFlash latest version.
But after pressing the Flash key the message “error: Missmatching image and device” appears.
What can I do to install the Indian version?
Thank you for your help.
nigol
Satzz said:
1. Do we lose L1 certification after flashing custom roms? Do we recover status back with persist image?
2. Are we able to use all the Indian banking apps? Since GPay is a pain in ass to make it work with root/custom ROMs
Getting back to android modding community after approximately 3 years, though have been following threads.
Any inputs on the above would be really appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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I bought a k20 pro (raphealin) like a month ago I think, got it with miui 11, updated to miui 12 12.0.2.0, got bored looked up the EU version, unlocked bootloader, installed orange fox r11 (or whichever version is the latest that just came out I don't remember), took a backup of persist along with everything (cuz I read somewhere that I could lose L1 and having a backup of persist might help so I took backup), flashed the EU rom 12.0.3.0, flashed magisk (didn't plan on flashing it, but then when I was flashing the rom, I thought might as well no downside, voiding the warranty anyway), have been using it for 2 weeks I guess now, its been working great, renamed the magisk manager to something else, used magisk hide on other apps. I didn't loose L1 and can see FHD in Netflix and best in PrimeVideos, High in Disney+, banking apps work fine (iMobile, PayTM, Gpay (Indian version / used to be called tez I think before), BOB apps also (although they aren't working but I think that's BOB's fault as I am not getting OTP, checked on other phones too, not receiving there too, but they are opening no rooted error or anything), Digilocker too (this won't work with just magisk hide, you will need to rename magisk manager and after a reboot it works, I would you rename it anyway cuz there is no downside, cuz otherwise if you wanna use this then you will need to later so), ETMoney, Groww PhonePe, MyCAMS, PAYPAL these all work fine, I don't know any other apps I don't use them). Even though I didn't lose L1 after flashing I have kept the backup in case in future I need it.
Hello!
I'm going to install the Xiaomi.EU ROM soon, due to the possibility of losing access to Google services (see the other thread in this forum regarding Google services for more info).
Now, I originally wanted to wait for TWRP, but now, I want to do it ASAP instead. Does it make any functional difference whether I install it with fastboot commands or via TWRP?
Oh, and I've once read something about someone losing some per-phone unique key or something due to flashing a custom ROM, causing some functionality to be degraded. Are there any such issues with the Mi 11?
Thanks!
Lucavon said:
Hello!
I'm going to install the Xiaomi.EU ROM soon, due to the possibility of losing access to Google services (see the other thread in this forum regarding Google services for more info).
Now, I originally wanted to wait for TWRP, but now, I want to do it ASAP instead. Does it make any functional difference whether I install it with fastboot commands or via TWRP?
Oh, and I've once read something about someone losing some per-phone unique key or something due to flashing a custom ROM, causing some functionality to be degraded. Are there any such issues with the Mi 11?
Thanks!
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Just use fastboot. You'll be waiting a while for twrp. You shouldn't lose anything but if you're concerned read the Xiaomi EU thread
Mackay53 said:
Just use fastboot. You'll be waiting a while for twrp. You shouldn't lose anything but if you're concerned read the Xiaomi EU thread
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Thanks!
Lucavon said:
Hello!
I'm going to install the Xiaomi.EU ROM soon, due to the possibility of losing access to Google services (see the other thread in this forum regarding Google services for more info).
Now, I originally wanted to wait for TWRP, but now, I want to do it ASAP instead. Does it make any functional difference whether I install it with fastboot commands or via TWRP?
Oh, and I've once read something about someone losing some per-phone unique key or something due to flashing a custom ROM, causing some functionality to be degraded. Are there any such issues with the Mi 11?
Thanks!
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Yes, flash by fastboot. I don't know which function to lose that you've heard of. I can only tell you that everything works. Full Google support, including Google Pay, Widevine L1 is available. So there is no reason not to flash xiaomi.eu
pittrich said:
Yes, flash by fastboot. I don't know which function to lose that you've heard of. I can only tell you that everything works. Full Google support, including Google Pay, Widevine L1 is available. So there is no reason not to flash xiaomi.eu
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Thanks! Just started the unlock process yesterday, preparing for the reset when flashing. Looking forward to seeing how the Xiaomi.EU ROM will feel!
Lucavon said:
Thanks! Just started the unlock process yesterday, preparing for the reset when flashing. Looking forward to seeing how the Xiaomi.EU ROM will feel!
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I know very little about the history of the Xiaomi.EU ROM. Is it just a group of Mi enthusiasts that support it? Can one say that this ROM is much better than the Global ROMs that eventually get released by Xiaomi?
Also, since your device has to be unlocked to flash it, do you still get OTA updates like security patches? Sorry for all the newb questions.
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I know very little about the history of the Xiaomi.EU ROM. Is it just a group of Mi enthusiasts that support it? Can one say that this ROM is much better than the Global ROMs that eventually get released by Xiaomi?
Also, since your device has to be unlocked to flash it, do you still get OTA updates like security patches? Sorry for all the newb questions.
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Yes that's correct. More optimised and usually more features than global.
You'll still get OTA updates but you'll need to use fastboot for it.
Mackay53 said:
Yes that's correct. More optimised and usually more features than global.
You'll still get OTA updates but you'll need to use fastboot for it.
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Ok thanks for the info. I'm slowly educating myself because I thought I would be happy with the CN ROM but the writing might be on the wall for supporting Google services. I already had small issues with Google services not being fully supported (still don't see Nearby Share on what is supposed to be Android 11) but they weren't dealbreakers.
Now Xiaomi.EU is starting to look more attractive.
So if I move to Xiaomi.EU, I would have to apply any OTA security patches myself with fastboot?
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Ok thanks for the info. I'm slowly educating myself because I thought I would be happy with the CN ROM but the writing might be on the wall for supporting Google services. I already had small issues with Google services not being fully supported (still don't see Nearby Share on what is supposed to be Android 11) but they weren't dealbreakers.
Now Xiaomi.EU is starting to look more attractive.
So if I move to Xiaomi.EU, I would have to apply any OTA security patches myself with fastboot?
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Yeah you'll need to flash them with fastboot until there's a twrp. You usually get an update every Friday.
Xiaomi.EU is definitely the way to go for Chinese ROM users
Mackay53 said:
Yeah you'll need to flash them with fastboot until there's a twrp. You usually get an update every Friday.
Xiaomi.EU is definitely the way to go for Chinese ROM users
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Thanks again.
Would I still have MIUI as a skin or does the Xiaomi.EU ROM come with a different UI?
Also, I've read it takes a week to unlock the bootloader. If I unlock it but choose to eventually not use Xiaomi.EU can I revert back to the CN ROM or a Global ROM? I guess what I'm asking is does unlocking the bootloader change my phone permanently in some way?
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Thanks again.
Would I still have MIUI as a skin or does the Xiaomi.EU ROM come with a different UI?
Also, I've read it takes a week to unlock the bootloader. If I unlock it but choose to eventually not use Xiaomi.EU can I revert back to the CN ROM or a Global ROM? I guess what I'm asking is does unlocking the bootloader change my phone permanently in some way?
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It's the same skin just with all the Chinese crap removed and Google integrated into the system with a few extra features.
If you unlock the bootloader you can install any ROM you want so chinese, EU, global, GSI, and custom ROMs etc when they arrive.
Just be careful that if you decide to relock the bootloader you must be back on the ROM that came with the phone so a Chinese ROM otherwise you'll brick the phone.
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It's the same skin just with all the Chinese crap removed and Google integrated into the system with a few extra features.
If you unlock the bootloader you can install any ROM you want so chinese, EU, global, GSI, and custom ROMs etc when they arrive.
Just be careful that if you decide to relock the bootloader you must be back on the ROM that came with the phone so a Chinese ROM otherwise you'll brick the phone.
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Ok, cool. Thanks
everyting works fine, except voice match, ok google with screen off. Camera is laggy as well
will i loose widewine L1 if i root?
I need some help, I have Mi 11 Ultra CN version, I unlocked BL and install the Global Rom using fast boot, I enjoyed it, but battery seems to suck.
I installed MIUI EU 12.5.4 and now that I'm trying to update it to EU 12.5.7.0 within the phone, it tells me my internal memory is encrypted. How can i install the update or decrypt my internal memory. It does not allow me to install the update... any help will be appreciated it..
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I need some help, I have Mi 11 Ultra CN version, I unlocked BL and install the Global Rom using fast boot, I enjoyed it, but battery seems to suck.
I installed MIUI EU 12.5.4 and now that I'm trying to update it to EU 12.5.7.0 within the phone, it tells me my internal memory is encrypted. How can i install the update or decrypt my internal memory. It does not allow me to install the update... any help will be appreciated it..
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Remove lock screen security
NOSS8 said:
Remove lock screen security
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I don't have a password, or lock pattern for lock screen..
Mr_creeper_98 said:
I don't have a password, or lock pattern for lock screen..
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You can try with Mi flash (dont relock bootloader)
MIUI EU 12.5.4 not EEA but CN version
Set a lock screen lock, then go to twrp and use it to unlock and decrypt the storage
i was able to install twrp and that did the trick, BTW what's the downsize of installing twrp as my boot recovery... it's been a while since I mess with a phone but now my google messages says network not ready when sending a picture message, but i can received them, if I use the stock message app, I don't have any issues at all
Mr_creeper_98 said:
i was able to install twrp and that did the trick, BTW what's the downsize of installing twrp as my boot recovery... it's been a while since I mess with a phone but now my google messages says network not ready when sending a picture message, but i can received them, if I use the stock message app, I don't have any issues at all
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There is no downsize. You are only replacing stock recovery with a different version. It has no affect on your phone, it's and your own data. It just makes it easier to flash custom or even returning to stock if required as well as other tools offered in the TWRP package.
Mr_creeper_98 said:
i was able to install twrp and that did the trick, BTW what's the downsize of installing twrp as my boot recovery... it's been a while since I mess with a phone but now my google messages says network not ready when sending a picture message, but i can received them, if I use the stock message app, I don't have any issues at all
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can you tell me how you did that?i have the same problem with my mi 11 ultra.CN version ,put the global version on it 12.5.4.0 and cant update to 12.5.7.0 because encrypted internal storage.
im not well known with TWRP.
Try what I wrote in post 3, https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/internal-storage-encrypted.4289325/post-85151561
I don't know what I do wrong but I installed twrp but it said that my phone is not rooted
sheephurther said:
I don't know what I do wrong but I installed twrp but it said that my phone is not rooted
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Give me a couple of hours until I get home and I'll show you how I did it.. I did not root my phone BTW
@sheephurther I used this Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot to install TWRP
https://github.com/Szaki/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/releases/tag/7.0.3
Hope this will help you..
Make sure phone is in ADB Debugging mode.
Thanks.i gonna try later today.i let you know if it worked.
sheephurther said:
I don't know what I do wrong but I installed twrp but it said that my phone is not rooted
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Installing twrp doesn't install root. It just replaces the system recovery. If you really want root, use Magisk but I've not found any reason to root my phone for ages.
I tried today but it doesn't work.
To bad!!I'll try it later on.
sheephurther said:
I tried today but it doesn't work.
To bad!!I'll try it later on.
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Did you try setting a lock screen pin, pattern or pw and then using it to decrypt in TWRP? I'm using 3.5.1 twrp version fine.
sheephurther said:
can you tell me how you did that?i have the same problem with my mi 11 ultra.CN version ,put the global version on it 12.5.4.0 and cant update to 12.5.7.0 because encrypted internal storage.
im not well known with TWRP.
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Change your password to 1234 and try it again
When your get asked to decrypt enter 1234 and press the ok bottom on the bottom right
Is there a film on YouTube that exactly tells how to install Twrp on mi 11 ultra?I tried several but it does not work.how difficult can it be??or maybe I am Tu stupid
I sold a phone yesterday to somebody, doing the full wipe before that. It was on the latest weekly Xiaomi.eu. Now it has this issue. Is it possible that it is the same thing?