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Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 Bootloop - **Solution in thread**

  • 16-11-2022 6:41pm
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    Doge
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    Just raising awareness for anyone that has a Redmi Note 11 (Non 5G version with stock European ROM) that is Bootloopling due to a buggy android update that was pushed out by Xiaomi

    Theres a good guide here on how to solve it here:

    https://www.droidwin.com/redmi-note-11-reboot-fix/


    Basically it happens after you unlock the phone after certain amount of time, about 15 seconds in the case of a relative's phone.

    Its due to a Qualcomm location service flooding RAM in the phone.

    After unlocking you need to enable developer mode, and then enable USB debugging. Connect it to a computer and remove the Qualcomm location service.

    It does not affect the location service on your phone interestingly enough.I

    It's tricky to enable USB debugging because you have to wait 10 seconds in the warning screen and in the case of a relative's phone I couldn't do it before the timer finished possible because they were a light user and hadn't much apps installed.

    The guide doesn't mention this, but I read online that if you heat the back case of the phone with a hair dryer it slows the phone down (the chipset or processor and RAM slow down to prevent overheating).

    This gives you a larger window of time to enable USB debugging and it was the only way I could do it so it actually works.

    Just don't heat up the front of the phone when you're doing it, and you don't need to remove the case or anything just get it heated up for about 20 seconds close to the case on a high temperature setting.

    Must have been the maddest fix I've ever done on a phone!



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