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As far as I know this model, Xiaomi 12S Pro is a phone for Chinese market. If my guessing is correct, then could be an incompatibility between internal modem and the network. Also check the coverage and what bands (frequencies) are used by your mobile provider on the area where are you living...

If we compare the version numbers this stable release (14.0.7.0) is way behind than EEA versions (V14.0.11.0). It's the first time when I noticed this for a Xiaomi phone, that the EEA version have a bigger version number than the Chinese version. I'm looking on...

No, isn't, that xiaomi.eu version was released on February 28, 2023. For others regions are newest versions available, EEA latest stable version is: V14.0.11.0.TLCEUXM Link: https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com/archive/miui/cupid/ On the attached images is latest xiaomi.eu stable version. As far as...

Ah, that's right, I forgot. The xiaomi.eu is based on the Chinese firmware. But I expected to have "inside" information. Anyway from March I "migrated" on weekly firmwares for my XM12 (cupid)

I have same question too, but I'm too lazy to ask on official Xiaomi community forum: http://new.c.mi.com/global/ Xiaomi.eu firmware depends by official Xiaomi releases.

For reporting bugs use another area: https://xiaomi.eu/community/forums/bugs.20/ First take a look on first 2 sticky topics.

I recommend you to use another application to sync/save your messages locally or on a cloud service from what device you have using before and then using same application restore them on your new phone. Because for me trying to "fix Xiaomi SIM Activation" is a "lost battle", I'm using the...

Unfortunately you have to try different TWRP version by your self. Check what version of TWRP is complied with your Android version, because TWRP is in direct relation with the Android version. So, check this thread: [TWRP][RECOVERY] List of relevant recovery in one place

I recommend you to flash back any official firmware using Mi flash tool, but pay attention to not lock the bootloader (choose flash_all script). Then, once the process completed, retake steps to flash desired xiaomi.eu rom. For that, read first post from the thread which announced the latest rom...

You can have displayed the refresh rate by enabling option "Show refresh rate" from "Developer options"

Make a backup to all your data and then try it. I don't know how stable will be then. Theoretically a major Android upgrade implying a lot of system changes. To be honest I don't have a correct answer.

Check this out: So, by formatting data you gonna lose all your data from phone. You must do a backup first, obviously.

Use an USB 2.0 hub, like "HUB Logilink UA0136".

Most probably was another update from Google Play or even Google Play services which detected that the device have the bootloader unlocked. Install application: SafetyNet Test from Google Play and run a test to check what is failing. Also check on Google Play, Settings, About, if on the Play...

Finally! :) Thank you very much @Nuschi! I confirm that your steps fixed my issue with missing IMEI, I don't understand why if I'm using MiFlash or directly if I'm using bash scripts don't work. I flashed fastboot stock version V13.0.10.0.SLCEUXM, I didn't used MiFlash, I used the flash_all.bat...

The phone is not dead. I mean if I'm flashing any of Android 13 versions, custom like xiaomi.eu or official stock firmwares, both IMEIs appears back. I guess the modem is actually the issue. The first official stock firmware version was: 13.0.13.0.SLCEUXM, but I didn't find it. I'm using this...

Yes, I used oficial MiFlash tools for flashing stock firmware (fastboot versions).

Can you please advice me what steps should I take into consideration to have a fully working Android 12 version on a Xiaomi 12 (cupid) phone? I tried to downgrade the phone firmware from Android 13 to Android 12 (xiaomi.eu_multi_XM12_V13.0.41.0.SLCCNXM_v13-12) but both IMEIs are not recognized...

Browse from a PC to https://i.mi.com/ Login to your account and make sure all account security items are verified properly (email, phone number). Obviously you have to use same Xiaomi account which you are trying to unlock. Also make sure that Find device is turned on on your device, verify...

I can confirm after some long trips that using a good quality cable, the Android Auto worked without any issue. I tested other cables, rated 5A and 6A from Xiaomi, one o them is rated to be used for Xiaomi Mi 11 series. You can test the cable at home to see if the quick charge is enabled at full...