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[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] BandOfBrothers1:
Hi.

Samsung Note 20 Ultra SM - N9860.

Am I right in thinking I should turn the phone Off and then press and hold the Power button and Volume Up button until the Samsung Note 20 Ultra logo shows and then release both at the sane time which should then be followed by the menu to choose clear partition.

If so then the phone just goes past the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra screen to the Samsung logo and the phone then boots up to the Homescreen.

Any ideas ?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] destz0r:
its some bug, u need to connect ur phone to a computer first, then try this again, it should work
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] raul6:
only, that i heard so far, HNK versions affected. solution as per post above
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] BandOfBrothers1:
Thank you.

So hook up to my MBA and Smartswitch or ?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] raul6:
apparently just plug in your phone into your laptop first and then do buttons combo
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] BandOfBrothers1:
That worked.

Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] seczdbz:
No you hold power button and volume up but when the note 20 ultra text appears you let go of the power button and keep holding volume up until the menu appears. No need for a computer.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] teixeirabmb:
<b>Auto Translation:</b>

$Un Tôi 5.2.20273 (xây dựng 20273.1.3.3) official sheet.

Main information.

- Lấy lõi ra 5.2.20273 owing to correcting minhanhtran. Thank team-work of minhanhtran.

- Ministry of specificity OEM of mine in 2.11.11 anticus here.

- Free storage when novum Sự khởi động lại mềm~ 31 MB.

- Kho #PP tambour when haven't been set-up~ 41 MB.

- Lóe sáng Đĩa 21.00 MB.

- Usable Thread give G3 to machine.

Software ised set-up.

- Office 6.1.

- Kho WM 1.8.

- Sự thiết đặt SD.

- P 1.5.3.

- Ngủ đông.

- Phông+ Ký hiệu Vietnamese.

- Nhân viên quản lý Rhodomyrtus tomentosa 6.49.

- Công cụ STK.

- Chia sẻ Internet.

- dotN

</b>Original Text:</b>

UNI 5.2.20273 (build 20273.1.3.3) bản chính thức

Thông tin chính

- Core 5.2.20273 do minhanhtran hiệu chỉnh. Cảm ơn sự hợp tác của minhanhtran

- Bộ OEM đặc thù của tôi trong 2.11.11 trước đây

- Bộ nhớ trống khi mới soft reset ~ 31 MB

- Storage trống khi chưa cài đặt ~ 41 MB

- Flash Disk 21.00 MB

- Chỉ dùng được cho máy G3

Phần mềm được cài đặt

- Office 6.1

- WM Storage 1.8

- SD Setting

- pBar 1.5.3

- Hibernate

- Font + symbol tiếng Việt

- Sim manager 6.49

- STK Tool

- Internet Sharing

- dotNetCF 3.5

- SQLCE 3.0

- Remote Desktop

Đã chỉnh sửa

- Chỉnh sửa để chơi các loại game lớn dùng gx.dll

- Chỉnh sửa để gửi nhận tốt qua IR.

- Chỉnh sửa để gửi nhận tốt qua Blue tooth

- Chỉnh sửa để kết nối ổn định với WiFi qua chuẩn WPA

- Chỉnh sửa xung đột các cổng COM nên hầu như các kết nối đều tốt, sync qua BT và IR cực đơn giản và ổn định

- Pin tốt, bộ nhớ phục hồi tạm ổn

- Tốc độ khá nhanh: Mở thư mục Windows hầu như là ngay tức thì

- Thay lại driver của Blue tooth để sử dụng với tai nghe tốt hơn.

Lỗi còn tồn tại

- Chạy camere thỉnh thoảng lỗi. Cách khắc phục: nếu con trỏ quay quay thì có thể tap vào màn hình rồi mở lại. Bình thường nếu mở sẵn File Explorer thì không bị lỗi này.

Download

Do hlp upload: http://rapidshare.com/files/135803503/uni_20273.rar

pass: PDAVIET
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] teixeirabmb:
It desn't have the sync and BT problems detected on 20270, but I can't make videocall out cab working :(

As start menu sounds the VC doesn't have any sound :(

Does anyone knows if this is changeble through some registry change?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] wout:
Hi Teixeirabmb,

Thx. for sharing.

Is this one any better than the earlier 20270 from minhanhtran ?

(besides what you mentioned)

Because the 20270 version from minhanhtran is running perfectly stable and fast on my uni for weeks now.

thx.

Wout
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] teddybear3k:
Run 2 days and no problem same minhanhtran 2.61.51.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] teixeirabmb:
Basically this new built is very similar to 20270. The main differences are the BT pairing (working 100% now) and the VC reported problem (which made me went back to 20270).

Still is a very fast and stable ROM.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] cyberz:
Hi,

what is VC??

I have just flashed my universal with this rom, I must re-flash with another? :(
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] teixeirabmb:
VC stands for Video Call
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] cyberz:
Ah! Ok :)

I have just finished now the re-install of 3rdy part software. After I have put universal on my desktop for aprox 5 minute. Now I have caught it and bad surprise: the screen was blank, black, but the led flash. So, I have tried to call my universal with my office telephone, but nothing, it remain black. So, I have must soft reset it. :-\

However now test it ...

Regards
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] teddybear3k:
The Best Rom

For me this is the best rom for HTC Universal.

More RAm

More space

Flash Disk 21Mb

Stable, Fast

...

THE Best:cool:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] cyberz:
For me it is a good rom too, but soft reset frequently after I install new 3rd party programs. I don't know why ...

Now I test Lucathebig rom, it seem good too.

Regards
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] Jmp_3f8h:
I had the same problem either with this one and the Lucathebig 20270, now I'm testing Tomal's 8.2 seems quite good.

Cheers

Marco.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] cyberz:
Hi Marco,

with the Lucathebig 20270 rom, in last days I have installed a lot of 3rd parts programs and I have no spontaneous soft reset until now, fortunately. :)

However, if will happen, I'll immediately report it on the Lucathebig thread.

Regards
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] teddybear3k:
Strange....No reset for me!!!:p
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] augustopaulo:
Hi, I've been unable to decompress the RAR file, it always gives me the CRC error!!!

Could any of you please upload it again to rapidshare ?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Paulo
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] -Jonny-:
nice one!

Like this ROM. It seems a good one to me.

Don't really need the Vietnamese stuff, but even with that there is plenty of available memory - so I can add all my own stuff!

Free Storage 41.00 MB

Free Program 31.70

FlashDisk 21.00 MB

ExtendedROM Storage 9.96 MB
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] trevinic:
pass: PDAVIET
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] shlomki:
actually, this rom seems to be really stable.

but has anyone tried WPK-TKIP ?

its not working for me AT ALL, not even after restarting wifi.

*with no security activated, connects just fine.

EDIT: successfully connected to WPA-TKIP. it had something to do with the tinkering i've been doing with the Advanced Config Tool (by schaps), after first failing to connect...

all good now, connects with no problems at all.

i think i will stick to this rom for a while. =D
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] rbalu72:
Hi,

Your device seem to be a G4, are you able to successfully flash this ROM? Mine is a G4 and I could not do any of the 5.2.2027x builds on my Uni

Regards
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] teddybear3k:
ROM 128Mb???

I've check the binary code and this rom is 128 Mb Ready.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] augustopaulo:
Hi rbalu,

Yes mine is a G4 and I was unable to boot it after flashing, it just stays at the bootloader screen...

I've also tried the other 5.2.2027x build and none of them boot after being flashed !!!

Any clues to why ?

I've also request more info on this other post:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=2620968&postcount=21

Bye,

Paulo
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] anirban_polvolt:
Custom ROMs are one of the best things about Android. One of the best things about the openness of the Android platform is that if you're unhappy with the stock OS, you can install one of many modified versions of Android (called ROMs) on your device. A new ROM can bring you the latest version of Android before your manufacturer does, or it can replace your manufacturer-modded version of Android with a clean, stock version. But with the introduction of the dynamic partition flashing Custom ROMs are a bit tricky. In this post, I will run you through the steps of flashing Custom ROMs on your Poco X3.

Pre-requisites:

Unlocked Bootloader

Custom Recovery

Note:- Always create a backup of your important files before flashing.

Steps

:-

From MIUI to Custom ROM

Encrypted

Copy the Custom ROMs zip to your sdcard or your OTG flash drive.

Boot to the recovery.

Flash the required firmware mentioned for the ROM.

Reboot your recovery.

Flash the Custom ROM.

And then format data [**This will wipe your internal storage**]

Reboot (Flash magisk if you want root after the first boot)

Decrypted

Flash this decrypted vendor

Flash the custom rom

Format data and reboot

From Custom ROMs to Another Custom ROM

Encrypted

**Backup your internal storage, incase something gets wrong**

Remove your lockscreen password

Boot to the recovery

Wipe Data, Cache and Dalvik Cache

Flash Custom ROM

Reboot

** If the device bootloops Format Data **

Decrypted

*If your device is encrypted*

Flash the decrypted vendor

Flash the custom rom

Format data and reboot

*If your device is already decrypted*

Wipe data and cache

Flash rom

Reboot

Notes:-

For encrypted people

Always create a backup of your internal storage.

Format data while upgrading from one android version to another.

Downgrading firmware may also require data format

Moving from Gapps build to non-gapps build or vice versa also requires fata format

For decrypted people

You don't need to flash the decrypted vendor everytime unless you come from miui

The vendor will not work on miui

All credits to POCO X3 Developers & Custom ROM Community.

Regards,

Polvolt
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] aLexzkter:
You saved me. I had properly unlocked bootloader, flashed OrangeFox but then I did the wipes and also mistakely formated data, so I couldn't send files from PC to phone to flash the custom rom.

Guess I could've just used the usb otg at this point, but I reflashed MIUI with a script, and reflashed OrangeFox and now I'm good to go.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] payas0:
I thought current custom recoveries don't check for rollback protection (yet)?

It's probably safe to be flashing stock firmwares via custom recovery if you are sure you know what you're doing. But this guide seem to appeal to new comers. Should we suggest they stick to using Mi Flash tool for flashing stock firmwares as it has rollback protection checks?

Or am I just out of the loop and this is no longer the case with custom recoveries for surya/karna?

Thanks for the guide btw. Greatly appreciated.

I miss manually flashing each partition files via fastboot like when I was on my Nexus devices and my Essential PH-1. I have not seen a guide that recommends or even teaches us to flash partitions manually.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] anirban_polvolt:
Yes it is safe to flash stock fw via custom recovery. ARB hasn't been implemented on surya yet.

Well manual flashing each partition using fastboot on surya is much more complicated. Dynamic partition work differently. In short one have to boot to fastboot than boot to fastbootd than you can flash rom
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] Mckol:
Are you sure it's not enabled? After running fastboot getvar anti, I get anti: 2 and I just bought the phone without doing any upgrades. Unless this alone doesn't mean that ARB is enabled?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] Kineceleran:
No only if you get "anti:4" itmeans ARB is enabled, otherwise feel free to downgrade via fastboot.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] Alin45:
Seems you're wrong. This XDA article states other way:

"

How to find current rollback index

Reboot to fastboot mode

Enter the following command: fastboot getvar anti

If the output is blank, then anti-rollback has not yet been enabled. If you get a number in the output, then that’s your current rollback index.

"

Xiaomi's Anti-Rollback Protection Explained: How to avoid bricking your phone

All Xiaomi smartphones and tablets will have anti-rollback protection enabled. What is it and how do you avoid bricking your device because of it?

www.xda-developers.com
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] PYCON:
How about from MIUI Global to MIUI EU ? I've found a 12.0.7.0, not sure but it seems to be EU rom, right?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] ayad.phonex:
Hello

I'm new to Xiaomi phones! For the love of God someone tell me how do I flash roms on my poco x3 nfc Note ( I've been flashing roms for years but not Xiaomi phones ). What ever I flash it works but after I attempt to flash another rom files in sd card get corrupt and I format data that doesn't gonna do anything! So please someone tell me how do I flash roms on this phone. My phone is encrypted I was on MIUI global
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] jeryll:
I suppose you do have already unlocked bootloader and installed recovery? if no, please do, if yes try this guide or read this post
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] biliterror:
I'm having trouble because I flashed the vendor and it does not work in my version (QJGMIXM) and 4g internet does not work. I need help to fix because I can't find original vendor file or return to MIUI. HELP!!!!!
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] Alin45:
Use any fastboot stock ROM and MiFlash tool to restore your phone...or flash any custom recovery and use it to flash any recovery stock ROM to restore your phone.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] jjcdennis:
I have 6 days to wait for unlocking the device. I can't wait to get rid of the Mi UI mess and bloat. I haven't had to do a complicated (for me) phone flash process like this since a Motorola phone in 2014. I have a a few questions:

1- Do I need to add/install adb drivers to my WIN10 PC? I came across win adb drivers for the POCO in my search for Windows PC drivers. Which version of adb is needed for Win10? I currently have abd my laptop, but I can't determine the version.

2- Installing the recovery - I see the steps some have posted with TWRP versions, but I'm not really clear on this. Do I go to the folder with TWRP in it and then use a command prompt from there? TWRP or Orange Fox and what version? The posts are confusing.

3- I'd like to have the easiest rom flash for my first go at this phone. I would appreciate a recommendation for which rom might be the best one to start with. I will be want gapps as part of the process, but could flash afterwards if its better that way. Is Arrow OS or Havoc a good choice?

Sorry for all the questions.

Thanks
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] Grusel:
If i flash a newer Firmware (.7) over the decrypted vendor (.5), is my phone encrypted again?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] jeryll:
if you'll flash 12.0.7 vendor from this thread, then no
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] trutta:
Is this the right way?

Flash the CustomRom and after flash format Data?

Not first format Data and than flash Customrom?

My plan after bootloader Wait time is flash the Miui Eu Rom.

What ist the right way?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] Alin45:
Flashing ROM and Format data is the usual way....
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] trutta:
I now. But the chronologie was another. First Format data, then flash Rom.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] shivang_bagh:
Usually in all my old device while flashing roms I have to wipe system data cache then I just flashed the rom, it's my first Xiaomi device I am confused as hell , should i never have to wipe system partition ? , Is flashing firmware necessary everytime ? Are there any risks associated with decrypted vendor ?please guide me I am not noob but these things are completely new to me
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] pnin:
Device storage partition schemes have changed and are now dynamic, so previous procedures don't apply anymore. Closely follow your ROM developer instructions in order to avoid bricking your device.

Dynamic partitions | Android Open Source Project

source.android.com
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] Priyanshu02:
Brother, i have Karna (Indian) one with me. I got update to latest MIUI 12.0.8, after updating i unlocked the bootloader and flashed twrp, but it dint wrok, then had to flash OFox. RN i am on latest lineageOS 17.1. I am having network issues. Someone at the telegram group told me to flash the firmware along with the vendor of 12.0.5 MiUi as he also suffered the same kind of network issue i am having.

but the problem is i am unable to find the Vendor n firmware of 12.0.5. Can you please help me ?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] PYCON:
I'm sorry to quote myself but if I'm not sure of what to do. I'm still on stock rom, with which I bought the phone 2 months ago. Often my X3 remembers to me "hey dude, u've to update to 12.0.7.0 !!" :cool:

But I'm waiting... 'cause I'm not sure. I'm on stock rom, yeah, but:

* the bootloader is unlocked

* the recovery is the latest version of OrangeFox

* I've the root ( why living without it ?! )

* Magisk 21409 fully working ( and often updated )

So my doubts... IT'S POSSIBLE TO UPDATE VIA OTA ? What're the risks ? Or it's better to flash the ZIP file of this Global Rom and simply WIPE CACHE & DALVIK ?

I don't want to brick my new device...
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] pnin:
Last time I tried that, it failed and ended in a boot to recovery loop. Mind you, that was following the auto-update prompt. If I recall it correctly, some people reported sucess locating the OTA update file, rebooting to recovery and flashing it, but please don't take my word for it.

Rule of thumb is MIUI OTA updates expect stock recovery to be able to work automatically.

Also, please use bold or underline instead of all-caps, it's easier on the eyes. :)
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] PYCON:
Sorry man for uppercase (y) Ok, so it's better avoiding to update via OTA. But I've also the ZIP file of the full Global rom 12.0.7.0.

It's possible to dirty flash it ? From current 12.0.4.0 to 12.0.7.0 ? Using OrangeFox of course ( I suppose to have to flash Magisk immediately after the rom, before rebooting the device ).

I've to wipe cache and dalvik maybe ?

:unsure:
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] Berik84:
I've actually managed to update via OTA today from 12.0.7.0 to 12.0.8.0 EU version with OFox, all it did after I pressed update in MIUI settings it rebooted to OFox, flashed the OTA and rebooted into system, but I was rooted before with Magisk so I guess that maybe helped? I lost the magisk root but I was able to reboot back to OFox and flash the Magisk zip to get root again.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] pnin:
Can't say, no experience. I expect yes.

Backup beforehand (search forum).

Don't wipe, after all it's stock. Don't flash Magisk immediately.

Reboot to system and verify the update worked firstly.

Then reboot to recovery and flash Magisk.

That way, no doubt will linger about the update. YMMV, though.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] CounterC:
And what about from custom rom back to MIUI? It would be nice to have that added for people who want to rollback...

I'll take a guess, please correct me where I'm wrong.

Most people will have OFox and Magisk installed with unlocked bootloader.

- download full MIUI image (someone has a link? Is Region specific important?)

- reboot to OFox

- wipe caches and format data

- install MIUI image

- reboot first

- check if everything is fine

- reboot to OFox and flash magisk

- done?

Result is a rooted MIUI rom with unlocked bootloader and magisk.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] pnin:
I think the recommended way -- from others who have done it, which I haven't -- is to download full MIUI ROM (>2GB) and flash it with MiFlash, taking extra care not to relock the bootloader.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] Lollauser:
I apologize for the question, but...how do you tell if your device is encrypted or not?

Some are and some aren't, even on stock miui?

For example, mine Surya is now back from a Mi Flash of the latest eea_global, following a failed attempt to flash another rom. Now i want to have another go at flashing, how can i verify encryption, before starting?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] Kherham:
Well, I got a Poco X3 NFC (Surya) and have this problem from screenshot. I've tried with TWRP and OFox, both in lastest version.

Tried flashing this too:

decrypted-SURYA_firmware_vendor-Global_V12.0.8.0.QJGMIXM

Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_03.04.2020

fw-vendor_surya_miui_SURYAGlobal_V12.0.2.0.QJGMIXM_c8f2531a02_10.0

If I have to do any changes, I have to use format data again and then flash a new rom, magisk and anything else I have to do and this point, cause if I reboot, this problem is back.

Any solution for this? On my MI8 (dipper) I did all procedures and never had the storage encrypted. Is it possible to have it decrypted forever?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] jeryll:
Yes, use decrypted vedor.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] Marksraider:
Hi! How do I figure out which firmware version I have? And is there a way to update it without flashing the miui rom?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] pnin:
Just flash the new firmware in recovery -- that's what I did in Xiaomi.eu v12.0.7.0 to get the v12.0.8.0 firmware, without any major problems...
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] Aabhusan:
Hey man, I also installed a rom but it didn't work so I formatted my device. Now, I cant move file into the phone from a PC. Any help?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] Vega56:
Reboot to Recovery and connect again.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] pnin:
Late reply but didn't want to leave this unanswered: see my post (https://xdaforums.com/posts/85055333) for one possible way involving the Android terminal and the 'getprop' command...
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] Technical:
Hi, I'm on karna (which is still on Android 10). I managed to install (and keep) Orange Fox recovery, but any AOSP Rom I try to install (both Android 10 or 11), even formatting data, is rebooting into recovery. Reading this post seems I have to flash an unencrypted vendor.

I also tryed to flash the decrypted vendor from here (https://xdaforums.com/t/patch-disable-encryption-for-xiaomi-eu-rom.4190949/) and I can't boot any custom ROM. I tested also flashing the Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt zip after the ROM, but with no luck.

I can't believe this is the only phone I can't use a custom ROM in my life...
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] ZeeVanjul:
can you help me about this?

it looks like I've done the wrong installation on the dynamic partition

https://xdaforums.com/t/internals-have-different-sizes-when-connected-in-pc.4532093/

how do i fix it?

I have re-flashed via fastboot and twrp doesn't work
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] pnin:
Can't, sorry -- look for vayu answers in its dedicated forum, this one here is for suryas.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] cobrax2:
hey guys.

i've looked and can't find any updated guides to flashing official miui from a10 to a12. i have custom recovery any magisk, i'd like to keep them

thanks!
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] lev012815:
can you explain it detailted i have the same issue i formatted data and i couldnt send files from pc to phone to flash custom rom
[Xiaomi Mi 10T / 10T Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] jeko99:
Hi guys i want to ask you to join in mi10t pro telegram group to talk and comment easy about this phone.

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