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Try following Q16 of this guide and describe what happens if you are unsuccessful

Hey man, 1. Latest stable ROM for Mi Note Pro is here. 2. Just follow the guide carefully. If your bootloader is locked you will 100% understand it is the case during the "fastboot" step. If it's not - you will just save yourself an hour or so. It's not something you should be too concerned...

Hola amigo y gracias! Glad it was of help and thanks for letting us know. I knew nothing about the subject when I bought my Mi Note Pro and had to learn all of it over a single weekend with the help of this community. Once over it, I decided to condense it all into a single post, just in case...

Great, that's exactly what it was designed for. Thanks for letting us know! :)

I guess, it might be a good idea to start with following Q16 of this guide and posting descriptions and screen shots to this thread in case any of the steps fail.

You are most welcome, guys here were very helpful when I just bought my Mi Note Pro so I am kinda "passing it on" :) Yes, it is OK to stay "unrooted" and it is also no harm to get your device rooted - it will not affect your warranty (which you don't have anyway) nor will it influence the way...

No worries and you're most welcome! Glad that people find this helpful. Regarding the OTA updates - added as Q19 to the guide. Generally speaking, it is something like re-flashing to a newer build but without wiping user data.

Cheers! Is that something different from what "Question 15: Step 9" suggests? :)

Follow Q15 of this guide.

Thanks a lot for your reply - a lot has happened since my initial post, I even managed to dump my experience to here :)

Will work both ways. Choose "No" if you are not sure. Sent from my MI NOTE Pro using Tapatalk

I guess, something went wrong (judging by your second screen shot) and your device did not get unlocked. Nevertheless, you now have 3 options: 1. Leave it as it is. 2. Write back to Xiaomi, let them know about failed inlock and try resolving your unlock issue with them. 3. Use Q17 of the guide...

Great to hear, enjoy! I don't think it has Swedish at this point by looking at this post. However, you're always welcome to join the localisation team and help them translate it into Swedish. :)

Dude, for some reason your file is named xiaomi.eu_multi_leo_V7.2.4.0.LXHCNDA_v7-5.1.zip.zip http://shot.qip.ru/00KSN6-1eLukldHv/ You need to provide the exact name of the file (with extension) to the fastboot sideload utility exactly the way it is named in your file system. try running: adb...

Looks like you are getting file names in the console wrong again. In this case, you are requesting your computer to sideload the file without providing the correct file name.Therefore the system can't fnd the file and thinks it doesn't exist. Make sure files you are trying to load exist in the...

Ok, this is what I suspected - you did not put the twrp.img to your ADB/Fastboot directory. 1. You need to copy twrp.img to your C:\Program Files(x86)\Minimal Adb and Fastboot directory first. 2. Then you need to run fastboot boot twrp.imp

No. You issued fastboot dir command where you needed to run dir one like it's done here: http://shot.qip.ru/00KSN6-5eLukldHl/ and then post screen shot like you did.

We need you to run the dir command in that ADB/Fastboot directory and post the screen shot.

Could you running the dir command and post a screen shot of the output here? Sent from my MI NOTE Pro using Tapatalk

Check that the TWRP file you extracted and placed into the minimal ADB/Fastboot directory is indeed called twrp.img