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[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] samikaraca:
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[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] samikaraca:
do you have Turkish language
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] evenshop:
Hello, if someone with Indian Rom could provide it (TWRP backup for instance), that would be great :) I'm eager to test it.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] samikaraca:
double sim

I installed the India global software and MI became 10 double sim.:iyi:
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] Z953RR:
Link please

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Link please
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] samikaraca:
https://c.mi.com/oc/miuidownload/detail?guide=2

Xiaomi Mi 10 Latest India Stable Version Fastboot File Download

download fastboot file from this link

all languages have fastboot flash
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] samikaraca:
double sim

Screenshots :good:
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] andixxx81:
That for MI 10,not Mi 10 pro

Mi10 pro until now doesnt have global dualsim
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] samikaraca:
For Mi 10 pro dual sim is not yet global software but in eu rom

https://sourceforge.net/projects/xi...I10Pro_V11.0.18.0.QJACNXM_v11-10.zip/download
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] domon07:
This is MIUI 11. We have miui 12 on eu rom now.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] andixxx81:
Yes i know it.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
And did you lock bootloader again after so SafetyNet passes?
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] samikaraca:
No, the bootloader is open
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
Locking bootloader is fine when going from Global to India rom. But if you do not have safetynet issues then I guess it doesn't matter. My banking apps won't work with unlocked bootloader.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] samikaraca:
The bank application gives a security warning but only works if you say accept and continue.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] gpx:
Hi,

Going form global eu stable rom single sim to india stable rom to have dual sim possible?

Do I need to unlock bootloader first?

thanks
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] samikaraca:
yes you need to unlock the bootloader.

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https://c.mi.com/oc/miuidownload/detail?guide=2
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] gpx:
India stable download link directs to home miui.

where to download India stable rom?

Greek language supported in this rom?
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] samikaraca:
all languages are available

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From this link you will download the compatible fastboot rom to your phone
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] samikaraca:
Installing with mi flash is in fastboot mode. Pay attention when loading, it won't lock again
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] samikaraca:
https://c.mi.com/oc/miuidownload/detail?guide=2
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] gpx:
This download link is for mi 10 not mi 10 pro.

Flashing to mi 10 pro will work?

thanks
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] samikaraca:
yes it works. download the one for mi 10 pro india
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] XDA00000:
eu rom back to global?

Hi all

I wanted to ask

I am currently on

xiaomi.eu_multi_MI10_20.8.7_v12-11.zip ( EU weekly ROM) my Xiaomi MI10 is a Global version phone

After unlocking Bootloader I flashed the weekly EU ROM via TWRP

Now........ it is possible to flash miui_UMIINGlobal ( Version: V11.0.7.0.QJBINXM (MIUI11)) ROM on this?

Since all I am after is dual sim compatibility which the Global EU version does not have, but Indian ROM does

Thanks
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] Gigimouse:
Hello,

I have mi 10 Global.

I Need to use Dual SIM. I Bought Dual SIM tray

What You suggest for use it without problems with banking Apps and similar?

xiaomi.eu?

India stable works perfect in Europe? (4g bands and orher...)

What Is the best choice for have a "global" esperienze?

Thank lot.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] andixxx81:
You sure bro?? Mi10 india version rom can flash to Mi10 pro and get dualsim??

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Can you share screenshot that using global rom india for Mi10 Pro,not mi10
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] binary1411:
There is the link for Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro Latest India

★ Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro Latest India Stable Version Fastboot File Download

But it doesn't send the file to download, it just redirects to MI Home page.

Has anyone been able to download this file?
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] andixxx81:
You sure bro? Can give me the link?
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] binary1411:
You could go this link: https://c.mi.com/oc/miuidownload/detail?guide=2

Search for "Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro Latest India Stable Version Fastboot File Download" it is https://update.miui.com/updates/v1/fullromdownload.php?d=cmi_in_global&b=F&r=in&n=

The link still not work for me but It maybe a good sign that there will be stock india rom for mi 10 pro :)
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] andixxx81:
Ahh yes bro..i just see it also..hope xiaomi can release it soon
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] cycloholic:
Can I use 1 esim and one normal sim at global version without flashing?!
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
Officially no. Some have reported limited success using esims with Xiaomi phones by downloading an app called Elinking.

The easiest option is to install the official India rom (I have it and cannot tell the difference between that and the Global rom - India rom is based on the global rom and is virtually identical, except it natively has dual sim support). If you have a global device you can even lock your bootloader after installing India rom.

Both my sims work fine.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] XDA00000:
Hello

Are you sure?

Mine is UK version official global version phone bought from amazon uk

I have Indian rom installed to get two sim

But I have kept bootloader unlocked due to posiible bricking the device if I lock it

Thanks
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
If you are 100% it is not just a China rom phone with a new EU rom flashed (which some sellers do try and pass off as full global phones) and you ahve the official india rom, not a modified one, then you can safely relock the bootloader. This articles gives details https://c.mi.com/thread-2584760-1-1.html

If the india rom you used is not the official one, or your phone is actually a China version then you will brick your device.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] typos1:
The global version has a different model number which is printed on the back, it also doesnt have band 20, so its unlikely anyone could fake it.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
Yes, but that doesnt stop sellers loading a Global Rom and claiming it is a global phone. Probably a majority of consumers will never know the difference and sellers get away with doing this all the time.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] typos1:
Band 20 is used heavily in Europe so most people would immediately notice that they got a very poor or erratic signal.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
I'm not quite sure what you're getting at. I don't personally know XDA00000. I haven't seen their device and I don't know their technological proficiency. As there is a risk of bricking I wanted to spell things out. Believe it or not there many sellers on a wide variety of marketplaces that try to pass CN phones off as Global just by changing the firmware.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] typos1:
I m getting at the fact that it would be pretty difficult to pass off the non global version as the single sim global version (unless you were doing it in a market where the global version is not necessary ie one where band 20 is not used, in which case there'd be no point paying extra for a band that you didnt need so no one would bother buying a fake global version) because in an area where the global version IS needed it would become pretty apparent pretty quickly to most users that it WASNT the global version because a) the model number on the box and on the phone would be incorrect and b) when the person used it it would become apparent pretty quickly that it was not the global version because there would be no or very little LTE service because of the lack of band 20.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
I'm going to assume you are trolling at this stage. :cyclops:

Either that or you genuinely have no idea that many sellers do successfully pass CN phones as Global phones to consumers less knowledgeable than you. I'd bet most people don't even know the model number of their phone, nor that B20 is omitted in some phones - I'd even stretch that to say that most of the public probably don't know different operators and regions use different bands - or even what a band is!

By the way, not all EU operators exclusively use Band 20 for LTE, so in many areas difference in coverage would not be noticed.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] robbie2k:
I had many problems for months with banking apps with mi Mi8, and wasn't knowing why, the phone was never unlocked, so I discovered that also the developer options, the option for unlock the bootloader, and the usb debugging mode can influence the correct working of some apps, so now I disabled developer options and all is ok... but not the BASTARD LG THINQ app, this stupid app continue to say that "can't run on rooted devices", when my Mi8 is virgin and receives OTA updates... stupid koreans!
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] typos1:
You should not assume, it makes an as* out of me and you.

You clearly have no idea what the word "trolling" means.

I m fully aware that not all EU operators use band 20, thats why I said "most users".

For reasons I ve already explained it would be quite difficult to pass off the global version of the Mi10/Pro and indeed a lot of other phones, I say that as someone whos been buying Chinese phones for nearly 10 years.

Anyone who is likely to import a Chinese phone will know what to look for and do their research, another reason why passing off a non global version for a global version is unlikely, your average Joe would not even consider importing.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
To AssUMe makes an Ass out of U and Me.

Facts:

1. Chinese phones ARE passed off as Global phones. Maybe not to you or me, but it happens enough to be considered a bit of a problem

2. If you have one of these, install a global rom and try to re-lock bootloader you will brick it

3. A bricked phone is a paperweight

4. I do not know the OP, I have not seen his phone

5. I provided advice where if 1 were true, his phone would be bricked

6. To avoid the risk of bricking (however small you think the risk is) I spelled out the risks.

I did the right thing. You obviously thought there was no need. Good for you. I don't mind writing an extra couple of lines of text if it prevents the chance, however small, of bricking someone's device. This is called being helpful. In fact, going out of your way to point out even small risks could be considered as being extra helpful.

If you don't believe in being helpful, then probably a forum is not the best place for you to lurk.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] typos1:
Thanks for posting what I already posted, really useful.

As I ve said several times, in this case at least, its highly unlikely to happen for reasons I ve mentioned several times.

I m aware what a bricked phone is.

I never said you knew the OP.

I ve already addressed 5 in this post . . and in previous posts.

I merely pointed out that because the model number is printed on the back bricking in this case due to flashing the incorrect version is unlikely . . . unless the flasher is blind or too stupid or too lazy to read the model number on the back.

Yes, I thought there was no need, for reasons I ve mentioned both i this post and in several others.

In the 13 years I ve been a member "lurking" on this forum, I have helped people on here literally thousands of times and at the time of writing 1622 of them have clicked the "thanks" button to show their appreciation, so I know all about help. However I do not consider pointing that out virtually non existent "risks" or unsubstantiated rumours about retailers allegedly selling one version of a phone as another when the different model numbers are printed on said phones as particularly "helpful". And I wont take lectures from someone with only 8 posts and 4 thanks about "helpfulness" or whether about I should or should not "lurk" on a forum that I have been "lurking" on for 13 years and on which I have helped at least 1622 people. :)
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
Well we at least agree that there is a risk the OPs phone was a China version and could therefore have been bricked following my advice. You say it's "highly unlikely", and although hard to quantify "highly unlikely" I probably agree with you.

Now that we agree there is that small risk, we don't seem to agree on whether it was worth my time pointing that risk out. I'm surprised that bothered you so much, after all it was my time I was potentially wasting, but hey ho. Life goes on.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] typos1:
Yes, you have wasted rather a lot of your time talking about virtually non-existent risks, 60% of your posts are about them. :rolleyes:
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
I gave solid advice, you didn't like that. 60% of my posts are arguing with some random person who took offence to the good advice I gave.

Anyway, I can see it is really important for you to have the last word, so go for it, I'll let you have it. Have the last word, I won't reply, I promise.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] typos1:
Lol, you d hardly argue that your advice was poor would you ?

I m no "random person", I m the owner of an example of the very phone that is the very subject of this forum, who is interested in making it dual SIM, ie the very subject of this thread, not sure you know the actual meaning of the word "random" by the way youve used it.

Its clear from your last sentence that its you who desires the last word.

Oh and another reason that your advice was bad is that anyone who uses an actual SIM in their device could also tell that they didnt have the global version by the fact that it has a double SIM SIM tray, as well as the fact that it had the wrong number printed on the back and that they couldnt get band 20. :)
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] XDA00000:
Hi there

I need to switch back to stock global rom, but can't remember what original stock rom that came with the phone..

My phone global UK version

Can you help

Thanks.. I also need to lock the bootloader so need to do this right first time.. Lol
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
Hi, UK phones come preloaded with EU rom. Any reason for switching back?
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] XDA00000:
Yes I'm selling the phone and the buyer wants it back as it was originally..

I will be getting mi 10 pro instead
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
Gotcha, their loss! Good choice on the mi 10 pro. Same applies for that of course. Not sure if your dual SIM tray from the mi 10 will still work, you may need to order a new one.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] XDA00000:
My mi 10 pro is cn version so comes with dual sim tray with it..

It's been a good phone mi 10 but its time to upgrade a little..

Yes I know mi 10 pro cn ver will not have band 20.. So let's see...!?
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] typos1:
The Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro use the same SIM tray,so no new one needed.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
Sounds good. Don't forget to NOT lock the bootloader. Since you can't lock the bootloader you can also use something like xiaomi.eu rom.

When you get it, let us know how you get on without band 20 - lots of people can't tell the difference, others notice a huge difference.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] XDA00000:
I presume the bootloader would be locked..

No?

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Yes
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
Yes, sorry presumed you'd unlock bootloader and ditch China rom. You can use the China rom, I've done so before and just hid all the unwanted apps (there's also ways to remove them altogether). But most people seem to ditch it and load xiaomi.eu ROMs or global ROMs.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] XDA00000:
I'll play around with it..

Tried xiaomi eu rom with mi 10..

I think I'll stick to stock rom for now
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] XDA00000:
Hi need advice..

My mi 10 pro has arrived today

Cn version

Bootloader came unlocked!!!

12.0.6.0 (QJSCNXM) MIUI 12 ROM on device

Android version 10

Is this correct?

Cheers

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Meant to quote you but I quoted my self.. :)
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
That's very weird. Was the box sealed? And what's written on the box?
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] XDA00000:
Box not sealed.. Not bought it brand new, its used
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
Cool, well then if you're sure it's CN version (I am sure you are sure!) and you need locked bootloader then best thing to do is re-flash China rom and then lock bootloader, just in case the China rom on there is not original - in which case locking bootloader would brick it.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] XDA00000:
Where do I find the original stock rom for this phone.

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I'm sure it's CN version just checked with xiaomi uk
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
It will probably be somewhere on the mi.com website. Best thing would be to ask on the mi.com forum.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] XDA00000:
Yes of course
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] XDA00000:
Yes you are 100% correct!

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The seller says he's only unlocked the bootloader and not flashed any rom..
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
Based on what the seller has told you, you are safe to simply lock the bootloader again. Based on what the seller told you.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] XDA00000:
I think I'll flash Indian rom..

Because the theme app is in chinese and no option to change to english..

But I know I can't lock bootloader if I flash the indian global rom

Cheers

Can't find Indian rom for this mi 10 pro..

So basically I can't use theme app cause its in chinese!
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] XDA00000:
Can any one verify that the mi 10 pro version released in India has dual sim and if so what is the pre installed stock rom on it?

Apparently the Xiaomi MI 10 pro was not released in India according to Xiaomi uk customer services?
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
It seems indeed no official India or Indonesia rom for the Mi 10 pro. https://c.mi.com/oc/miuidownload/detail?device=1900379

If you don't want China rom, your only option appears to be xiaomi.eu rom.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] XDA00000:
Yes I'm sticking to China rom

Also lack of band 20 does not affect me as all networks seem to be working fine and I hardly use 4g
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
Yeh, band 20 makes little difference to many in Europe. That's one of the reasons a lot of phones get sold by unscrupulous sellers as global when they're actually China rom and the owners never realise.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] typos1:
As I ve said before, it also matters a lot to very many people in Europe, many more than it doesnt matter to (thats why virtually all phones sold in Europe have band 20)

I ve had phones without band 20 and 4G coverage was non existent where I lived, [MENTION=5268729]XDA00000[/MENTION]says he or she hardly uses 4G so they are not a typical user.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
Yes, you've laboured the point quite a bit in this thread. I 100% agree, many people will have much less 4g coverage in Europe without band 20.

Many other people will not notice a difference, which is precisely why dodgy sellers get away with shipping China phones as global to inexperienced buyers.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] typos1:
I ve laboured the point may times cos you contradicted it, we ve also discussed at length the subject of dodgy sellers allegedly selling non European phones as European ones, despite them having a different model number printed on the back, a different SIM tray and no band 20, which as youve just agreed is a prerequisite for most people in Europe.:rolleyes:
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
Millions in Europe don't even have access to band 20.

This particular phone is not dual SIM in Europe, but most Chinese phones are.

Anyway, while most networks do have some Band 20 exposure, none exclusively use Band 20. Many networks in Europe don't use Band 20 at all, and most networks use 3 or even 4 4g bands. You were unlucky to have such a poor 4g experience with your CN phone, but clearly the majority of people will have a much better experience.

Obviously, despite this, if your network uses Band 20 as one of its 4g bands, you will have less 4g coverage. So, for anyone stumbling on this post or indeed [MENTION=5268729]XDA00000[/MENTION] you can find out at these websites how important band 20 will be for you, if at all.

https://www.frequencycheck.com/

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LTE_networks_in_Europe
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] typos1:
And millions of people in Europe DO have access to band 20.

Your second point is irrelevant, we all know that.

I didnt say any network exclusively used band 20. Band 20 is only used for 4G, most people use data on their smartphone and want fast speeds, they expect 4G with good coverage. My network (one of the largest) uses band 20 in my area for 4G, but several other bands in London, so when I was in London I got 4G on other bands, but I could not receive 4G at home - not "less 4G coverage" but ZERO 4G coverage (in a large conurbation of half a million people). This sort of situation is common in Europe, this is why most European phones have band 20 ! "The majority" not have a better experience, in fact its more likely the other way around.

Its widely noted that you should check that any phone you buy can use all the frequencies you ll need, before buying a Chinese phone.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
I don't know what social circles you mix in but 99% of my friends don't even know what a 4g band is.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] typos1:
Nor mine. Really, the only people who do are the people in Europe who buy Chinese phones.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] cycloholic:
Hi there, latest solutions for dual sim? Indian rom? If I put Chinese I'll loose band 20? Also I need safety net to work. Thank you.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
If it's a global phone it will retain band 20 even with a China rom. Equally if it's a China phone, you won't have band 20 whether you put a global rom or China rom or any other rim on.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] cycloholic:
But I can't have google pay with Chinese? Or I'm wrong? Actually what's the negative on having a Chinese in europe
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] eshroom:
You can side load play store on China rom.

Main negative is China rom and lack of band 20. Page 12 of this thread has a link to frequency checker, maybe with your network band 20 isn't even in use.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] bad-3_j:
i do have a single sim mi 10 but after i unlocked and put dev rom in it it shows 2 imeis and in here too.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] JaneSp:
There is nothing wrong with that, there is no discrimination in the market.