MIUI 12 update is disabling some of the Xiaomi smartphones including Mi, Redmi and Poco series. Several users have reported unexpected errors installing the latest versions of MIUI 12. Multiple devices have fallen into the endless reboot cycle, without any option to go back.
You can only exit the reboot cycle by resetting to factory settings leading to loss of all data.
The newly launched Poco X3 is one of the phones with the endless reboot problem. So, the MIUI 12 update on any of the latest Xiaomi phones can end up as a software error. The smartphones facing similar problems are said to be facing a typical software conflict between the latest firmware and the Airtel operator applications in India.
So, what’s the fuss all about?
MIUI 12 Update Disabling Phones, Endless Reboot Cycle: How To Fix?
The latest MIUI 12 update is disabling some of the Xiaomi smartphones which also includes several Mi, Redmi and Poco series. Users are reporting unexpected errors installing the latest versions of MIUI 12. Multiple devices have fallen into the endless reboot cycle, without any option to go back.
The smartphones with the problems are said to be facing a typical software conflict between the latest firmware and the Airtel operator applications. The problem is said to be specific in India, so you can fix the MIUI 12 bug by removing the applications solving the issue.
Or, to only exit the reboot cycle, it can only be done resetting to factory settings leading to loss of all your data.
Though nothing has been officially confirmed or reported, so there’s no guarantee that the MIUI 12 problem will not occur with any other application.
The official Xiaomi support forum updated a similar MIUI 12 bug last month, and it was soon removed and is now only available in the Google cache. Reported devices with MIUI 12 facing the endless reboot cycle problem are: Redmi K20 Pro, Poco X3, Redmi Note 7 Pro and Redmi Note 9 Pro Max (till now).
MIUI 12 Update Tracker India: MIUI 12 Update In India, MIUI 12 ROM Download
MIUI 12 is now available in India, and the MIUI 12 update will be available for these Xiaomi phones in India in the following weeks.
Checkout the MIUI 12 India update tracker.
| Device | MIUI 12 Update Date |
| Redmi K20 Pro | Released |
| Redmi K20 | Released |
| Poco X2 | Released |
| Mi 10 | Released |
| Redmi Note 9 | November/December |
| Redmi Note 9 Pro | November/December |
| Redmi Note 8 | November/December |
| Redmi Note 8 Pro | November/December |
| Redmi Note 7 | November/December |
| Redmi Note 7 Pro | November/December |
| Poco M2 Pro | December |
| Poco F1 | December |
| Redmi Note 7S | December |
| Redmi 8 | December |
| Redmi 8A | December |
| Redmi 8A Dual | December |
| Redmi 7 | December |
| Redmi 7A | December |
| Redmi 6 Pro | December |
| Redmi 6 | December |
| Redmi 6A | 2020 End |
| Redmi Note 5 | 2020 End |
| Redmi Note 5 Pro | Early 2021 |
| Redmi Y3 | 2020 End |
| Redmi Note 6 Pro | Early 2021 |
MIUI 12 Global Update, MIUI 12 Global Beta: MIUI 12 Global
MIUI 12 global update for multiple smartphones continues to churn out. A number of Xiaomi and Redmi units are yet to receive the MIUI 12 global update. Redmi Note 7 and Redmi Note 7S MIUI 12 update will soon be coming for the global and Indian variants. Redmi Note 8T and Redmi Note 8 MIUI 12 update may roll out by November.
MIUI 12 global update for the global and Indian variants of the Redmi Note 7 and Redmi Note 7S is expected to be out in the next 15 days.
MIUI 12 global update beta with Android 10 update on top will be rolled out for Redmi Note 8 and Redmi Note 8T. Some other devices will also be receiving the MIUI 12 global update as well. The next are Redmi Note 9 Pro and Redmi Note 9S which will receive the stable MIUI 12 global update.
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