New Display - Fingerprint calibration issue

[demobaza]

Hi,

I broke the screen of my beloved Mi 10 Ultra, bought a new one from china, waited a couple of weeks, got the new display, gave it to a local repair shop to change it. Got the phone back.

I knew that the under-display fingerprint sensor must be calibrated, so I went to Settings - My Device - All specs, clicked a couple of times, got into the CIT menu, found the "fod fingerprint calibration" tool under "additional tools".

When trying to calibrate (I saw a couple of forum threads about this calibration in general) I get the error messages:

1. 1513 High brightness incorrect - I think that's a general one that indicates I am not doing it correctly. Many people in the threads I read have the same issue and have explained ways to avoid it.

2. 1001 Out of memory - whenever I do everything right, just like explained, I get this message.

Is the partition where this info is stored out of memory? What is the problem, what should I do?

I have an unlocked bootloader, the latest version of a xiaomi.eu ROM (12.5.8 stable), non-rooted phone.

 

[Hazimjohari11]

Do you know the solutions?

 

[demobaza]

Do you know the solutions?

I tried everything that I found online and nothing worked.

 

[Panii.K]

Had the same Problem with my Mi 11 after screen replacement then I get this tool from AliExpress and now everything works fine.

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[Tonitov]

I tried everything that I found online and nothing worked.

Not sure if anyone still cares, but I just had the same issue(1001 out of memory). I even have a tool. I found my fingerprints are still saved, and when I deleted them the calibration started working normally.

 

[lbigsest55]

Not sure if anyone still cares, but I just had the same issue(1001 out of memory). I even have a tool. I found my fingerprints are still saved, and when I deleted them the calibration started working normally.

I got the "0x41B Error Unknown" on my Mi 11 Pro during the third step on "KB Calibration". After seeing youre post i deleted my saved fingerprints and the calibration succeeded and the Sensor is working normally now.
Tank you!!! You safed me from a lot of frustration!