Hey, I wiped it out, then enabled USB debugging but didn't do anything really. Then after like 6 hours or so it started restarting again, so I had to uninstall the qualcomm service via adb, however this time I had USB debugging enabled so all went smoothly.
How To Guide TUTORIAL: How to fix Redmi Note 11 rebooting when unlocked (no data loss)
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Guys this fix has worked perfectly. No need to wipe your phone, you can enable USB debugging with a few steps.
I downloaded the following app, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.tennkia.apr&gl=GB This will create a home screen shortcut straight to the developer options screen cutting out a couple of valuable seconds to allow debugging. Its hard to download before the phone crashes, first type in 'USB DEBUG' to the play store before your phone crashes. Next time the name will auto fill into the search bar without needing to type it out fully and therefore will give you enough time to download the app. After the next crash you will then need to drag the app icon to your first home screen for easy access.
Also setting up ADB is hard to figure out for first time users, use the following video guide to download it correctly.
I downloaded the following app, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.tennkia.apr&gl=GB This will create a home screen shortcut straight to the developer options screen cutting out a couple of valuable seconds to allow debugging. Its hard to download before the phone crashes, first type in 'USB DEBUG' to the play store before your phone crashes. Next time the name will auto fill into the search bar without needing to type it out fully and therefore will give you enough time to download the app. After the next crash you will then need to drag the app icon to your first home screen for easy access.
Also setting up ADB is hard to figure out for first time users, use the following video guide to download it correctly.
Thanks to everyone for posting here, especially @AdonysGames
I was una.ble to beat the ten-second timer until I wiped the phone. Most data has been restored from Google backup. Now downloading MIUI 13.0.1.0.SGKEUTF Stable - will that fix the bug, if it completes?
I was una.ble to beat the ten-second timer until I wiped the phone. Most data has been restored from Google backup. Now downloading MIUI 13.0.1.0.SGKEUTF Stable - will that fix the bug, if it completes?
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Ok great news ! heating the phone did the trick ... but you realy need to heat it few times then you will see the slowness and it will enable you to pass the "OK" button count down ...
Can someone here explain the source of this crash ? is it phone update ? or what ?
How to avoid it next time ?
Sir, but my phone is never going to turn on for anything to do,Hey everyone!
If you're reading this, you probably have the same problem as tens of people here: your phone reboots when you unlock it.
However, don't lose hope! It can be fixed easily and without wiping the system (which was the first way to fix this, but you'd lose your files).
You need USB Debugging, which, if it isn't already active, can be a pain to enable (I know firsthand lol) but you can do it if you're fast enough (tip: use the settings icon in notifications to open settings faster).
I won't go into enabling it, you can find lots of tutorials online.
Here's how (computer with ADB needed, Google it if you don't know):
Plug your phone in your computer *before* unlocking it, then unlock it and accept connection.
For security reasons, I'll recommend you let the phone reboot now, as we don't want the phone to corrupt even more by trying what's next while the device is mid-reboot (that's the dangerous part).
Then, when the phone's on, don't unlock it, and:
-In a cmd prompt with ADB, type in:
adb shell
-Then:
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.qualcomm.location
Now hopefully, your phone should work normally!
Thanks to pxbrz on Reddit for finding this:
its running in the bootloop for long..
what to do?
Unfortunately, this might be another problem, because the problem I and other people on this thread have is that the phone can boot, it just reboots when it's unlocked. I'd recommend you try to look for another thread w/ the same problem or create one yourselfSir, but my phone is never going to turn on for anything to do,
its running in the bootloop for long..
what to do?
That's great! hmmm for the source of the crash that i don't know.. i think it's somehow related to system updates? I'm not sure. I visited an MI store and one employee told me is that this is because of interruption while updating the system because in my case i enabled auto update so in when the system updates and i'm not aware of it aaannddd i just go out and disconnect from wifi, the update stops. As per the employee, if were gonna update, we need to finish it.
for now i haven't updated yet and my usb debugging is still enabled. trauma. phew hahaha
Following your advice, I fixed it.
A new MIUI 13.0.14.0 update is out, is it to be trusted, has anyone tried it?
Good day everyone.
A new MIUI 13.0.14.0 update is out, is it to be trusted, has anyone tried it?
Good day everyone.
Hey everyone!
If you're reading this, you probably have the same problem as tens of people here: your phone reboots when you unlock it.
However, don't lose hope! It can be fixed easily and without wiping the system (which was the first way to fix this, but you'd lose your files
You need USB Debugging, which, if it isn't already active, can be a pain to enable (I know firsthand lol) but you can do it if you're fast enough (tip: use the settings icon in notifications to open settings faster).
I won't go into enabling it, you can find lots of tutorials online.
Here's how (computer with ADB needed, Google it if you don't know):
Plug your phone in your computer *before* unlocking it, then unlock it and accept connection.
For security reasons, I'll recommend you let the phone reboot now, as we don't want the phone to corrupt even more by trying what's next while the device is mid-reboot (that's the dangerous part).
Then, when the phone's on, don't unlock it, and:
-In a cmd prompt with ADB, type in:
adb shell
-Then:
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.qualcomm.location
Now hopefully, your phone should work normally!
Thanks to pxbrz on Reddit for finding this:
is it safe to update it to the latest version? got some trauma here
it should beis it safe to update it to the latest version? got some trauma here
Tested Redmi Note 11 NFC, recovery rom v13.0.1 EEA android 12.
Download Mi PC Suite
https://mega.nz/file/c3JBkTzQ#_3oDxpDsXdo88Q5AbkknDEREhesi4njnJQ8WEmhgUJk
1. run the program,
2. connect phone in Mi Assistant mode to PC and then go to Update tab to check the latest software version, its the 2nd line (auto download does not work, find the correct version online for your device (Recovery ROM not the full one)
3. After you download right Recovery ROM chose manual file...pop up will appear after file check, click on update without data loss...takes a while after that your phone will be fixed.
Good luck.
Download Mi PC Suite
https://mega.nz/file/c3JBkTzQ#_3oDxpDsXdo88Q5AbkknDEREhesi4njnJQ8WEmhgUJk
1. run the program,
2. connect phone in Mi Assistant mode to PC and then go to Update tab to check the latest software version, its the 2nd line (auto download does not work, find the correct version online for your device (Recovery ROM not the full one)
3. After you download right Recovery ROM chose manual file...pop up will appear after file check, click on update without data loss...takes a while after that your phone will be fixed.
Good luck.
Hello, thanks for the tips and sorry in advance for my question (quite not used to do these things) and my english. So basically, I downloaded the recovery ROM (zip file), clicked on "select a file" and selected it, but the Mi PC Suite told me "error checking firmware".
Maybe I did something wrong ? Could you please help me ?
Thanks in advance.
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You can also, do it, through the system updates, using just the phone, no need for a PC.
Only way that fixes restart issue and saves data. People with this problem have few seconds before phone will restart no way to update it using phone.
Hello guys, here I have the same problem as this dude, anyone can help ?? When rebooting going back directly to recovery mode and it is not possible to have any second on the lock screen...Sir, but my phone is never going to turn on for anything to do,
its running in the bootloop for long..
what to do?
If you have Mi Assistant option in Recovery then follow my instructions it will also keep the data.
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13Hey everyone!
If you're reading this, you probably have the same problem as tens of people here: your phone reboots when you unlock it.
However, don't lose hope! It can be fixed easily and without wiping the system (which was the first way to fix this, but you'd lose your files ).
You need USB Debugging, which, if it isn't already active, can be a pain to enable (I know firsthand lol) but you can do it if you're fast enough (tip: use the settings icon in notifications to open settings faster).
I won't go into enabling it, you can find lots of tutorials online.
Here's how (computer with ADB needed, Google it if you don't know):
Plug your phone in your computer *before* unlocking it, then unlock it and accept connection.
For security reasons, I'll recommend you let the phone reboot now, as we don't want the phone to corrupt even more by trying what's next while the device is mid-reboot (that's the dangerous part).
Then, when the phone's on, don't unlock it, and:
-In a cmd prompt with ADB, type in:
adb shell
-Then:
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.qualcomm.location
Now hopefully, your phone should work normally!
Thanks to pxbrz on Reddit for finding this:5Hi All,
You don't need Powershell to run these commands, even a normal command prompt will do. That's how I did mine...
The important thing is to check you've installed ADB correctly, and that your device is being picked up / registered.
Easiest way to do that is to type "adb -devices" and if you see some random characters on the line below, it's found your device. If it says nothing below, it hasn't found it, and no matter what you type will have no effect.
If you're struggling to get commands working or using ADB, then use the attached program. Has quick access to certain features and will open a command line shell to ya phone...
Hope this helps,
Lister3
I literally cried after I finished the 10 sec-usb debugging challenge. I did it by placing my phone near a boiling kettle since im preparing my coffee. The heat from boiling kettle + airplane mode + battery saver did it for me! So crazy, just for my precious files :<
