If you are facing any software error on your Xiaomi device/any other application issue, it means you need to flash your device. Don’t worry we have a quick solution for you, it will help you to upgrade your device. You can unbrick any phone, install custom ROM/fix any error with stock ROM file. Now the point is how to get firmware flash file to fix all boot loop issues?

All stock Firmware fits only for your Xiaomi POCO X3 Pro mobile. Do not use this firmware on any other Xiaomi devices. So please make sure your device has at least 50% Battery. From the links below, download either the Fastboot or Recovery firmware and follow the recommended flashing instructions afterwards.

The download links for the firmwares are from the official Xiaomi ROM website, so you can always get full speed downloads. Xiaomi ROM usually refers to MIUI, which is Xiaomi's Android-based third-party cell phone operating system and is generally called Xiaomi firmware. Using the above methods, you can easily upgrade to whatever MIUI version you need without waiting for Xiaomi to push the update to your phone. In case you run into any problems installing system updates on your Xiaomi device manually, feel free to let stock Android firmware us know in your comments below. All phones with the Xiaomi brand have a built-in updater that lets you install official ROMs.

• While this process requires technical knowledge, it is not overly difficult to complete.
• However, if you don’t have it, then you may transfer it to the phone memory itself.
• You can flash future updates of MIUI by using the TWRP method and LazyFlasher.zip file very easily.
• It is designed to be ignored and can only flash OTA updates and ROMs which are provided by the manufacturer of the device, not third-party ROMs.

XiaoMiTool will try to unbrick your device with the best procedure available. It will use both fastboot and the stock recovery to flash a stock rom, wiping the data partition. In some cases the device might not be unbricked with this tool, for example if it is hard-bricked. I know that some users got the issue where XiaoMiTool is not able to detect and connect to the device, especially on Windows machines. Unfortunatelly it's hard to debug this problem as it's related to ADB and the ADB driver issues that happen without a clear cause. On the developer PC this issue is not happening with the tested devices. XiaoMiTool is installing the Android USB driver used by the OEM (Xiaomi) and has a background service forcing the use of that driver on the device.