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@ -6,9 +6,7 @@ Anti-Rollback Protection (ARP) was introduced by Google in Android 8.0 Oreo and
1. Download and launch the Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot Tools from [here](tools.md).
2. Connect the device to your computer and load it in Fastboot mode. The device info should appear in the application.
For details, see the instructions on GitHub.
2. Connect the device in Fastboot mode. See the instructions [here](https://saki-eu.github.io/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/).
If don't get any number for anti version, ARP isn't enabled. If you get a number, ARP is enabled.

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3. Download and launch the Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot Tools from [here](tools.md).
4. Connect the device to your computer and load it in Fastboot mode. The device info should appear in the application.
For details, see the instructions on GitHub.
4. Connect the device in Fastboot mode. See the instructions [here](https://saki-eu.github.io/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/).
5. On the Fastboot tab, in the OEM Unlocker module, click Unlock.
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### Troubleshooting
If you keep getting an error message when trying to add your account and device in developer options, move to a Developer ROM. Instructions [here](flashofficial.md).
If you keep getting an error message when trying to add your account and device in developer options, move to a Developer ROM. See the instructions [here](flashofficial.md).

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3. Download and launch the Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot Tools from [here](tools.md).
4. Connect the device to your computer and load it in the app by clicking Menu > Check for device. The device info should appear in the application.
4. Connect the device to your computer. The application should detect it automatically.
5. On the ADB tab, in the Camera2 module, enable camera2, as well as EIS if you want to.

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## Access EDL mode
EDL (Emergency Download) mode is used in Qualcomm-based devices for unbricking and flashing purposes. EDL mode bypasses the bootloader and MiFlash can interact with it. There are several ways to access EDL mode but they usually require the bootloader to be unlocked nonetheless.
EDL (Emergency Download) mode is used in Qualcomm-based devices for unbricking/flashing purposes. EDL mode bypasses the bootloader and MiFlash can interact with it. There are several ways to access EDL mode but they usually require the bootloader to be unlocked.
**Note: EDL mode is not accessible on locked devices that were released after 2016.**
**Note: EDL mode is not accessible on locked devices that were released in 2017 or later.**
### ADB/Fastboot method
1. Download and launch the Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot Tools from [here](tools.md).
2. Connect the device to your computer and load it in ADB or Fastboot mode. the device info should appear in the application.
For details, see the instructions on GitHub.
2. Connect the device in ADB or Fastboot mode. See the instructions [here](https://saki-eu.github.io/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/).
3. Reboot the device to EDL mode by clicking Reboot device to EDL in the top menu.
4. Upon entering EDL mode, the phone's screen should turn blank and the notification LED might also be blinking.
To exit EDL mode, hold the Power button for about 10 seconds.
To exit EDL mode, hold the Power button for 5-10 seconds.
### Fastboot method for the Redmi Note 3 SD / Special Edition

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2. Download and launch the Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot Tools from [here](tools.md).
3. Connect the device to your computer and load it in Fastboot mode. The device info should appear in the application.
For details, see the instructions on GitHub.
3. Connect the device in Fastboot mode. See the instructions [here](https://saki-eu.github.io/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/).
4. On the Fastboot tab, in the Flasher module browse for your recovery image, select the recovery partition and click Boot into image.
@ -44,11 +42,9 @@ TWRP is a custom recovery that replaces MiRecovery / the splash screen for the M
2. Download and launch the Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot Tools from [here](tools.md).
3. Connect the device to your computer and load it in Fastboot mode. The device info should appear in the application.
3. Connect the device in Fastboot mode. See the instructions [here](https://saki-eu.github.io/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/).
For details, see the instructions on GitHub.
4. On the Fastboot tab, in the Flasher module check the autoboot option, then browse for your recovery image, select the recovery partition and click Flash image.
4. On the Fastboot tab, in the Flasher module, check the autoboot option, then browse for your recovery image, select the recovery partition and click Flash image.
**Note:** If anti-rollback protection is enabled on the device, you have to disable the anti-rollback safeguard before flashing.
@ -58,7 +54,7 @@ TWRP is a custom recovery that replaces MiRecovery / the splash screen for the M
5. When asked in TWRP, swipe to allow modifications and proceed with what you want to do in TWRP.
**Warning:** To use official MIUI with TWRP flashed, you have to disable dm-verity by flashing Magisk or Lazyflasher. Dm-verity causes MIUI to clear TWRP on boot and may also bootloop your device.
**Warning:** To use official MIUI with TWRP flashed, you have to disable dm-verity by flashing Magisk or Lazyflasher. Dm-verity causes MIUI to clear TWRP on boot and may also bootloop the device.
### Clean install in TWRP

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## Flash official ROMs
### Flash Recovery ROMs using MIUI
### Flash Recovery ROMs in MIUI
1. Download the Recovery ROM you want to flash from [here](http://en.miui.com/download.html).
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4. Confirm your selection and install the ROM.
### Flash Recovery ROMs using XiaomiADB
### Flash Recovery ROMs in Recovery mode using XiaomiADB
1. Download and unzip XiaomiADB from [here](tools.md).
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The first boot may take up to 15 minutes.
### Flash Fastboot ROMs using MiFlash
### Flash Fastboot ROMs in Fastboot mode using the Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot Tools
**Requirements:** [unlocked bootloader](bootloader.md)
1. Download the latest MiFlash from [here](tools.md) and install it if needed.
1. Download the Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot Tools from [here](tools.md).
2. Connect the device in Fastboot mode. See the instructions [here](https://saki-eu.github.io/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/).
3. On the Fastboot tab, in the ROM Downloader module, input the device's codename, select the branch you'd like to download and click Download ROM.
4. After the ROM's been downloaded, unzip it.
**Note:** You might get a single .tar file after unzipping which has to be unzipped again in order to get the necessary files.
5. On the Fastboot tab, in the Flasher module, select the unzipped ROM folder, choose an installation method and click Flash ROM.
6. Wait until the flashing sequence finishes, then disconnect the device and wait for it to boot in.
The first boot may take up to 15 minutes.
### Flash Fastboot ROMs in Fastboot mode using MiFlash
**Requirements:** [unlocked bootloader](bootloader.md)
1. Download the latest MiFlash from [here](tools.md) and install it.
2. Download the Fastboot ROM you want to flash from [here](http://en.miui.com/a-234.html) and unzip it.
**Note:** You might get a single .tar file after unzipping which has to be unzipped again in order to get the necessary files.
3. Connect the device to your PC and enter fastboot mode by holding Power and Vol- simultaneously until the splash screen comes up.
3. Connect the device to your PC and enter Fastboot mode by holding Power and Vol- simultaneously until the Fastboot splash screen comes up.
4. Launch MiFlash and browse for the unzipped folder by clicking the Select button. Make sure the file path has no spaces in it, otherwise MiFlash won't see it.
4. Launch MiFlash and browse for the unzipped folder by clicking the Select button. Make sure the file path has no spaces in it!
5. Click Refresh in MiFlash and select a flashing option at the bottom of the window.
5. Click Refresh and select a flashing option at the bottom of the window.
`clean all` to perform a clean install without locking the bootloader.
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The first boot may take up to 15 minutes.
### Flash Fastboot ROMs using the Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot Tools
### Flash Fastboot ROMs in EDL mode using MiFlash
**Requirements:** [unlocked bootloader](bootloader.md)
1. Download the latest MiFlash from [here](tools.md) and install it.
1. Download the Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot Tools from [here](tools.md).
2. Launch MiFlash and install the necessary drivers by clicking Driver > Install/Reinstall in the top menu.
2. Connect the device to your computer and load it in Fastboot mode. The device info should appear in the application.
For details, see the instructions on GitHub.
3. On the Fastboot tab, in the ROM Downloader module, input the device's codename, select the branch you'd like to download and click Download ROM.
4. After the ROM's been downloaded, unzip it.
3. Download the Fastboot ROM you want to flash from [here](http://en.miui.com/a-234.html) and unzip it.
**Note:** You might get a single .tar file after unzipping which has to be unzipped again in order to get the necessary files.
5. On the Fastboot tab, in the Flasher module, select the unzipped ROM folder, choose an installation method and click Flash ROM.
4. Connect the device to your PC and enter EDL mode by following the See the instructions [here](edl.md).
6. Wait until the flashing sequence finishes, then disconnect the device and wait for it to boot in.
5. Launch MiFlash and browse for the unzipped folder by clicking the Select button. Make sure the file path has no spaces in it!
6. Click Refresh. The device should appear as a COM port.
7. Click Flash and wait until the flashing sequence finishes.
8. Disconnect the device and hold the Power button until the it turns on.
The first boot may take up to 15 minutes.

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**Requirements:** Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset
1. Download the latest MiFlash from [here](tools.md) and install it if needed.
1. Download the latest MiFlash from [here](tools.md) and install it.
2. Download the Fastboot ROM you want to flash from [here](http://en.miui.com/a-234.html) and unzip it.

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1. Download and launch the Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot Tools from [here](tools.md).
2. Connect the device to your computer and load it in ADB mode. The device info should appear in the application.
For details, see the instructions on GitHub.
2. Connect the device in ADB mode. See the instructions [here](https://saki-eu.github.io/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/).
3. On the ADB tab, in the Uninstaller module, select all the apps and services you wish to remove and click Uninstall!