[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] Alexandru213:
PixelExperience 13/13 Plus for Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G and POCO X4 Pro 5G - veux

Requirements: -Unlocked Bootloader;

-A Windows PC (Linux works, but a bit more complicated);

-Android USB Drivers;

-Minimal ADB and Fastboot.

Unlocking Bootloader

-Check OEM Unlock in Developer Options, and activate the MI Unlock from Developer Options;

-You need to have a Xiaomi Account on the device;

-Download MI Unlock on your PC and install the Xiaomi USB Drivers from the app itself;

-Log the same account in the MI Unlock as you have on your phone;

-Boot the phone to Bootloader/Fastboot, you can do that via Minimal ADB And Fastboot, via checking the USB Debugging in the Developer Options, connecting the phone to the PC, and via the Terminal type adb reboot bootloader, or powering off your device and pressing the Volume Down Button (-) and the Power Button at the same time untill you see Fastboot appear on the screen;

-Go to MI Unlock, and do Unlock Bootloader, and it will prompt you to check a warning, and after that the bootloader will unlock (you will lose all of your data, so make sure to backup photos and everything you got on your device).

NOTE: You need to wait about a week after you have requested the Token from the MI Unlock from the Developer Options, so in that time make sure to not log off your Xiaomi Account or request the Unlock again, because the timer will reset.

Flashing the Recovery

-Reboot your phone once again to the Bootloader/Fastboot mode;

-Copy the Recovery File to the Minimal ADB and Fastboot root folder;

-Copy the vendor_boot File to the Minimal ADB and Fastboot root folder;

-Type in the Terminal fastboot flash boot recovery.img (I renamed the file to recovery, but you can rename as you want or leave it as be, but I renamed it for it to be easier to type);

-Type in the Terminal fastboot flash vendor_boot vendor_boot.img (if not flashed, your device will be stuck at the MI Logo, so it is very esential to be flashed);

-Type in the Terminal fastboot reboot recovery, if it will error, then reboot the device by holding down the Volume Down Button (-) and the Power Button untill it restarts, or type in the Terminal fastboot reboot, and then quickly hold down the Volume Up Button (+) and the Power Button untill you feel it vibrate once, and then release the Power Button untill you see the Recovery (the Recovery should be the PixelExperience one you installed earlier).

Flashing the Google Experience

-Factory Reset the phone from the Recovery Menu;

-Apply Update from sideload;

-Type in the Terminal adb sideload pixelexperience.zip (before .zip, type the name of the actual file, or rename it as whatever you like);

-Reboot.

Your phone should now boot into the Google Pixel Setup, you can set it up as any normal Google Pixel Phone.

Notes: -The SafetyNet Test passes;

-The Pixel Experience comes installed unrooted;

-It does not come preinstalled with the Google Camera, you can install it manualy, though the one from the Play Store is broken, the link for the functioning one is in the links section;

-The default Gallery is the Google Photos one, as I don't really like it beacause of the Cloud and all the stuff, I deactivared it and installed the Gallery offered by Google in the Play Store;

-The Banking and Google Pay work just fine withowt any workarounds or any messy stuff (if you Root the phone, you will need to install a Magisk Module for them to work, I didn't root my phone because it has no use to me.

Download Links: -ADB and Fastboot Drivers: https://xdaforums.com/t/official-to...vers-15-seconds-adb-installer-v1-4-3.2588979/ ;

-Minimal ADB And Fastboot: https://xdaforums.com/t/tool-minimal-adb-and-fastboot-2-9-18.2317790/ ;

-MI Unlock: https://en.miui.com/unlock/download_en.html ;

-Google Experience and Recovery: https://get.pixelexperience.org/veux ;

-The modified vendor_boot: https://gitlab.pixelexperience.org/...bs_veux/-/raw/main/android-13/vendor_boot.img .