POCO F1 - Xiaomi Firmware https://xiaomifirmware.com/tag/poco-f1/ MIUI Android Devices Tips & Guides Sun, 09 May 2021 17:35:35 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.2 https://xiaomifirmware.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/cropped-Untitled-design-32x32.png POCO F1 - Xiaomi Firmware https://xiaomifirmware.com/tag/poco-f1/ 32 32 Download Xiaomi Pocophone F1 Custom ROMS https://xiaomifirmware.com/roms/download-xiaomi-pocophone-f1-custom-roms/ https://xiaomifirmware.com/roms/download-xiaomi-pocophone-f1-custom-roms/#respond Sun, 20 Oct 2019 19:39:20 +0000 https://xiaomifirmware.com/?p=13155 In this article, it features a list of the best Xiaomi Pocophone F1 Custom ROMs. However, before you install any Custom ROM, it goes without saying that you need to have TWRP Recovery on your device. Once you have the TWRP on your device, you can commence with the Custom ROM installation process. The TWRP allows you to flash any Custom ROM you select for your F1 smart device. Caution: Not every ROM will be stable and is recommended for […]

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]]> In this article, it features a list of the best Xiaomi Pocophone F1 Custom ROMs. However, before you install any Custom ROM, it goes without saying that you need to have TWRP Recovery on your device. Once you have the TWRP on your device, you can commence with the Custom ROM installation process. The TWRP allows you to flash any Custom ROM you select for your F1 smart device.

Caution: Not every ROM will be stable and is recommended for use as a daily driver.

You ought to go through the description and features of each ROM you wish to install to distinguish their features and level of use. Let’s look at some of the best Custom OS that we recommended using on your Xiaomi Pocophone F1 device…

Oxygen OS ROM for Poco F1 – It serves as the customized Android OS developed by OnePlus (a Chinese smartphone manufacturer) and can only be used in the smartphones they build.

The Oxygen OS was created for the global platform. The company also created another Os for the Chinese market that they named Hydrogen OS. Oxygen OS began life during the Android Lollipop platform and continued to evolve till now where it incorporates Android 9.0 Pie OS. The Custom OS comes free of bloat as well as unnecessary features.

crDroid – The crDroid Custom ROM is designed to enhance performance as well as reliability over stock Android. The OS comes laden with many features that are in existence on the 9.0 Pie OS. The crDroid platform is based on Lineage OS and requires custom kernels for compatibility. To install the OS without difficulty your smart device needs to have TWRP Recovery installed.

Bootleggers ROM – The aftermarket firmware Bootleggers ROM is based on Ground Zero Open Source Project. The OS comes full of custom features applicable to use apps on your smart device. The ROM comes with custom wallpapers, fonts, ringtones that make your device have a more fresh look. It’s also packed with a selection of customization options and features that sets it apart from other Custom ROM firmware in the market today.

CarbonROM – Another aftermarket firmware based on AOSP project. It’s one of the fast, stable, and feature-filled ROMS in the market today. The Custom ROM is regularly updated with newer builds, hardware support, and fixes. Its UI is similar to stock Android (the same one used on Pixel phones).

Full List of Custom Firmware for Poco F1

Poco F1 Android 10 ROMs | Built on AOSP

AOSiP DerpFest 10 Unofficial ROM

  • Author: @Reignz3
  • Status: Unofficial
  • Android: 10.0
  • XDA Thread

How to install:

  1. Download ROM archive and required firmware.
  2. Wipe System, Data and Cache.
  3. Flash Firmware 10.3.8.0.
  4. Flash ROM archive.
  5. Flash dfe and Magisk.
  6. Reboot into system.

Download

Atom-OS 10 Official ROM

  • Author: @Venkat3620
  • Status: Official
  • Android: 10.0
  • XDA Thread

Download

ArrowOS 10 Official ROM

  • Author: @kubersharma & @ganeshvarma
  • Status: Official
  • Android: 10.0
  • XDA Thread

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CosmicOS 10 Unofficial ROM

  • Author: @abhijith362
  • Status: Unofficial
  • Android: 10.0
  • XDA Thread

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Evolution X 10 Official ROM

  • Author: @Reignz3
  • Status: Official
  • Android: 10.0
  • XDA Thread

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POSP 10 Official ROM

  • Author: @fancypants
  • Status: Official
  • Android: 10.0
  • XDA Thread

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Pixel Experience 10 Official ROM

  • Author: @jhenrique09
  • Status: Official
  • Android: 10.0
  • XDA Thread

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Kraken ROM 10 Official ROM

  • Author: @mamutal91
  • Status: Official
  • Android: 10.0
  • XDA Thread

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NitrogenOS 10 Official ROM

  • Author: @shahan_mik3
  • Status: Official
  • Android: 10.0
  • XDA Thread

Download

Poco F1 Android 10 ROMs | Built on LOS

crDroid 10 Official ROM

  • Author: @Gwolf2u & @Soubhik_sk83
  • Status: Official
  • Android: 10.0
  • XDA Thread

Download

Resurrection Remix 10 Official ROM

  • Author: @Reignz3
  • Status: Official
  • Android: 10.0
  • XDA Thread

How to install?

  1. Download Resurrection Remix 10 ROM, required firmware and Gapps.
  2. Format “Data” partition (it’s required, type “Yes” to confirm.
  3. Flash ROM and Gapps.
  4. Flash dfe and Magisk.
  5. Reboot into system.

Download

LineageOS 17 Unofficial ROM

  • Author: @DehumanizedD
  • Status: Official
  • Android: 10.0
  • XDA Thread

Download

Poco F1 Android 9 ROMs | Built on AOSP

Poco F1 Android 9 ROMs | Built on LOS

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]]> https://xiaomifirmware.com/roms/download-xiaomi-pocophone-f1-custom-roms/feed/ 0 Tips on how to optimize Pocophone F1 battery life https://xiaomifirmware.com/guides-and-tips/tips-on-how-to-optimize-pocophone-f1-battery-life/ https://xiaomifirmware.com/guides-and-tips/tips-on-how-to-optimize-pocophone-f1-battery-life/#respond Mon, 18 Feb 2019 20:25:47 +0000 https://xiaomifirmware.com/?p=11639 Hello guys! Here we want to describe and tell you the methods on how you can optimize the MIUI10 Global ROM on Poco F1 device for a longer battery life. So let’s get started and check out all available methods one-by-one. Extend Xiaomi Poco F1 Battery With These Steps First of all, open “Security” > then “Data transfer” > “Network” and start disabling both Wi-Fi and mobile internet access to the applications you don’t use and don’t require network connection […]

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]]> Hello guys! Here we want to describe and tell you the methods on how you can optimize the MIUI10 Global ROM on Poco F1 device for a longer battery life. So let’s get started and check out all available methods one-by-one.

Extend Xiaomi Poco F1 Battery With These Steps

First of all, open “Security” > then “Data transfer” > “Network” and start disabling both Wi-Fi and mobile internet access to the applications you don’t use and don’t require network connection to work. Also you can turn off network access for those application that you don’t want to have access to the network.

We need to do this to be sure that these applications aren’t using any network connections while working in background and overloading the smartphone battery without any special reason. Also pay carefully attention to any additional apps from Facebook and especially to “msa” app (this one is responsible for loading additional ads on your phone).

Now, at the same page, click on the “Three Dots” icon in the top right corner and and go to “Background Connections”, disable all the applications, even the system ones. You can leave the ones you want to receive notifications from (Telegram, Instagram, Facebook etc).

Next, we will go to “Settings”, tap on “Battery and performance” > go to the “List of applications” and find the “Activity Control”. Again click on the “Three Dots” icon in the right corner and then tap on “System Application”. Now we will select those apps that we don’t expect to receive notifications or don’t want to receive them in the first place, so that they don’t load the battery in the background. Also we will need enable limits for each app we want to block.

Without leaving “Settings”, go to “Additional Settings” > “Authorization & revocation” and disable the following apps: MiVideo, msa, MiuiDaemon, Report, Downloads. Wait until 10 seconds pass and confirm. Don’t forger to disable “msa” app (sometimes this app is responsible for additional ads on your smart).

Now in “Additional settings” > “Special Access” > here you can disable applications access in additional details. Basically choose and app and disable everything to save battery life. Pay attention to “Notification access” and disable the following apps: Android Device Settings, Analytics, MSA, Xiaomi Service Framework.

Go back to “Settings” main page > go to “Synchronization” and disable all automatic sync. Also go to Google Account and disable all google sync, in case you’re planning to use it. This will definitely help to extend your battery.

Now we’ll visit “Permissions and Auto-start” menu and disable everything that we don’t require. Don’t forget to tap on “Three Dots” icon to display system application in the list. I highly recommend to disable pretty much all apps that you’re not using all the time.

Also pay a visit to “Apps permissions” and check each and every in order. Check and disable everything that you’re not required, for example turn off GPS permissions for the applications that are not required this.

Now for the most interesting part here, we want to disable all the advertisement in MIUI firmware.

Go to “Security” > press the “gear” icon in the top and disable “Receive recommendations”. Open “Clear” app and turn off
“Receive recommendations” once again.

Now open “Explorer”, tap on the three lines icon in the left top corner, go to “Settings” > “Information” and also disable recommendations here as well. Do the same for “Themes” and “Downloads” application.

Thank you for reading! That was all the recommendation we can share right now. If we missed something or forgot to describe it, please share your methods in the comments below!

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]]> https://xiaomifirmware.com/guides-and-tips/tips-on-how-to-optimize-pocophone-f1-battery-life/feed/ 0 How to Fix Multi-Touch / Ghost-Touch Issue on Poco F1 https://xiaomifirmware.com/guides-and-tips/fix-poco-f1-multi-touch/ https://xiaomifirmware.com/guides-and-tips/fix-poco-f1-multi-touch/#comments Mon, 14 Jan 2019 21:52:48 +0000 https://xiaomifirmware.com/?p=11377 Some Poco F1 users recently reported having ghost touch issues on their devices. There are cases where users also reported multi-touch issues. For those of you who are not familiar with these terms, ghost touch issues are manifesting with actual touches on the screen, while users do not touch the screen. Multi-touch issues are manifesting with not registering touches when users are trying to touch the screen at multiple points at the same time. If you are suffering from some […]

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]]> Some Poco F1 users recently reported having ghost touch issues on their devices. There are cases where users also reported multi-touch issues. For those of you who are not familiar with these terms, ghost touch issues are manifesting with actual touches on the screen, while users do not touch the screen. Multi-touch issues are manifesting with not registering touches when users are trying to touch the screen at multiple points at the same time.

If you are suffering from some of the issues explained above, this is the guide that may help you solve the issues.

How to Detect and fix Multi-Touch on Pocophone F1

Now, let’s test your device. Here are the steps.

  1. First, download a multi-touch tester app from Play store. (You can use this one)
  2. Launch the app and do some testings by yourself. See if you can spot any issues.
  3. Try doing 3-finger swipe down (your phone should take a screenshot).
  4. Then randomly touch your screen with 1 and 2 fingers. You will be able to notice 1 or 2 ghost touches.
  5. If this is the case, you just found out that your phone suffers from this popular issue.

The Nature of the Issue

In order to fix the multi-touch and ghost-touch issues, we need to locate what causes them. Before you freak out and decide to return your device, please take a look at the rest of the article.

From all the testings we made, this seems to be a software bug (at least in our case). That means your device doesn’t have any hardware problems, which is a good thing. To be more precise, the issue is caused by the screenshot capture feature. For some reason, once it gets activated the touch input gets confused and doesn’t recognize the touches correctly. Hopefully, it will be fixed in the next software update of Xiaomi. Now let’s jump on the solution.

How to Fix the Multi-Touch/Ghost-Touch Issue

The solution is not some coding stuff that you might expect. You do not even need to have a rooted device. It is a simple disabling some feature. Here are the steps.

  1. Go to Settings and tap on Additional settings.
  2. Now open Button and Gesture shortcuts and tap on Take Screenshot.
  3. Set it to None.
  4. Then reboot your device. (You can now uninstall the Multi-touch tester app that you installed before)
  5. Your Multi-Touch/Ghost-Issue is gone.

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]]> https://xiaomifirmware.com/guides-and-tips/fix-poco-f1-multi-touch/feed/ 9 Unlock Bootloader Root with Stock Recovery on Poco F1 https://xiaomifirmware.com/guides-and-tips/unlock-bootloader-root-with-stock-recovery-on-poco-f1/ https://xiaomifirmware.com/guides-and-tips/unlock-bootloader-root-with-stock-recovery-on-poco-f1/#comments Fri, 11 Jan 2019 23:56:06 +0000 https://xiaomifirmware.com/?p=11256 This is a complete guide for rooting Xiaomi Pocophone and keeping the stock recovery on it. That means you will still able to receive OTA updates on your device. Tools you Need TWRP 3.2.3-x Unofficial with working DECRYPTION 12/10/2018 Minimal ADB Fastboot Magisk Manager App USB Driver How to Unlock Bootloader on Pocophone F1 Before starting the procedure, we highly recommend you to back up all the files on your device. First, go to Settings and tap on About phone. […]

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]]> This is a complete guide for rooting Xiaomi Pocophone and keeping the stock recovery on it. That means you will still able to receive OTA updates on your device.

Tools you Need

How to Unlock Bootloader on Pocophone F1

Before starting the procedure, we highly recommend you to back up all the files on your device.

  1. First, go to Settings and tap on About phone.
  2. Locate the MIUI version and tap on it 6-8 times.
  3. Go to Additional Settings and open the section Developer Options.
  4. Make sure you turn on USB Debugging and OEM Unlocking.
  5. Now go to Settings and open Developer Options.
  6. Tap on Mi Unlock Status and select Add Account & Device. Then log in with your MI account. (Your Mi account should be verified)
  7. Now go to MIUI Unlock site and login with your MI account.
  8. Once you logged in, you should be able to download Unlock bootloader and MI Unlock without any further steps (this was the case when I was performing the procedure).
  9. If you aren’t able to download the tools right away, apply and wait for confirmation.
  10. Install Xiaomi USB Drivers (from the link provided above). You can also install it by MI Unlock app settings option.
  11. Launch MI Unlock app and turn off your phone manually.
  12. Now press and hold Volume down button and Power button. Your device should enter into Fastboot Mode.
  13. Connect your Xiaomi device to your PC using a USB cable and click on Unlock.

Boot into TWRP

  1. Launch Minimal ADB Fastboot terminal as Administrator on your PC.
  2. Turn off your Xiaomi device.
  3. Connect the phone to your PC.
  4. Press and hold Power and Volume down buttons until Fastboot screen shows up.
  5. Type the following command in your Minimal ADB Fastboot terminal:
    fastboot devices
    Now your phone should show up. (something like this “9e00a7e3 fastboot”)

Method #1

  1. Type the following command:
    fastboot boot <path to your TWRP .img recovery file>
    Your phone should boot up into TWRP recovery.
  2. If it requires a password, click Cancel.
  3. If it is asking for keeping/system read only, swipe to allow the modifications.

Method #2

  1. Type the following command:
    adb shell

Now you have access to Super User shell via ADB.

  1. While in TWRP, go to Advanced and tap on File Manager.
  2. Now go to “dev/block/platform/” then open the “soc” folder if it is there.
  3. Here you can see folders and files. You will need to open the folders and search for the one called “by-name.” (it should be in one of the folders) In my case it was located in /dev/block/platform/soc/1d94000.ufshc.
  4. Now we need the name of the folder that contains “by-name”
    example: /dev/block/platform/soc/FOLDER NAME/by-name

soc – you should also have this folder if present.
FOLDER NAME – the folder which “by-name” is located in.

  1. Into the terminal type the following command (replace soc and FOLDER NAME respectively):
    ls -al /dev/block/platform/soc/FOLDER NAME/by-name
  2. Now you will see the partitions of your phone. You will need to locate your boot partition.
    example:
    lpwxrwxrwx 1 root root 25 Feb 15 1970 boot -> /dev/block/sde45

Pulling your Stock Boot.img

  1. Launch ADB Shell terminal and type the following command (replace sde45 with your partition – see the step above):

dd if=/dev/block/sde45 of=/sdcard/boot.img

  1. Now type:
    exit
  2. Then type the following:
    adb pull /sdcard/boot.img

Your stock boot.img should be downloaded into your Minimal ADB Fastboot folder.

  1. Type:
    adb reboot

And you are done.

OTA Updates

To install OTA Updates you will need to do one of the following methods.

Method #1

  1. Uninstall Magisk using Magisk Manager.
  2. Install the OTA update.

Method #2

  1. Pull boot.img and patch it again
  2. Now flash the newly patched boot.img or try with the last one you had before the OTA update.

Keep in mind that with this tutorial we are not flashing TWRP. We are just booting the device into TWRP without flashing it. That way we are accessing to Super User via ADB.

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]]> https://xiaomifirmware.com/guides-and-tips/unlock-bootloader-root-with-stock-recovery-on-poco-f1/feed/ 1 Official ROMs for Xiaomi Pocophone F1 https://xiaomifirmware.com/roms/official-roms-for-xiaomi-pocophone-f1/ https://xiaomifirmware.com/roms/official-roms-for-xiaomi-pocophone-f1/#comments Sat, 29 Sep 2018 11:18:09 +0000 https://xiaomifirmware.com/?p=10240 Launched in August 2018, the Xiaomi Pocophone F1 brings some impressive details and features to a relatively affordable price tag. Running on the Android 8.1 operating system, the smartphone is available in Graphite Black, Steel Blue, and Red. A fingerprint sensor is the main security feature, and you will find everything you need in the way of WiFi Bluetooth, 3/4G, and GPS. The phone comes standard with 64GB of internal storage potential. It is powered by 2.8 GHz Octa.Core Qualcomm […]

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]]> Launched in August 2018, the Xiaomi Pocophone F1 brings some impressive details and features to a relatively affordable price tag. Running on the Android 8.1 operating system, the smartphone is available in Graphite Black, Steel Blue, and Red. A fingerprint sensor is the main security feature, and you will find everything you need in the way of WiFi Bluetooth, 3/4G, and GPS. The phone comes standard with 64GB of internal storage potential. It is powered by 2.8 GHz Octa.Core Qualcomm SnapDragon 845 of processing power. With 6GB of RAM and the Adreno 630 processor for graphics, this phone has the ability to handle even the biggest memory hogs on your device.

You can also expand your 64GB of internal memory to a robust 256GB with a micro-USB card. The 6.18-inch screen features an FHD display with a 1080×2160 resolution (at 403 ppi). Corning Gorilla Glass is utilized to keep the screen protected. The front-facing camera is 12MP/5MP megapixels and 20MP megapixels. Additional features include dual-LED flash capabilities, as well as HDR. You will also want to keep in mind that the Xiaomi Pocophone F1 also includes panorama capabilities. The Corning Gorilla Glass that protects the front of the device is combined with a hard plastic case.

Download Latest Firmware for Xiaomi POCO F1 (beryllium)

Well, another great Android mobile device released by Xiaomi and received a very positives reviews from the main tech websites and fans.

Here we’ll list all official MIUI ROMs for Pocophone F1 and if I’ve got some more free time, I’ll include ROM flashing tutorials and TWRP guides. Well, let’s begin.

Official Global Stable ROM for Pocophone F1

Global Stable V12.0.3.0.QEJMIXM | MIUI12 | Recovery | Download

Global Stable V12.0.3.0.QEJMIXM | MIUI12 | Fastboot | Download

Global Stable V12.0.2.0.QEJMIXM | MIUI12 | Recovery | Download

Global Stable V12.0.2.0.QEJMIXM | MIUI12 | Fastboot | Download

Global Stable V11.0.9.0 MIUI11 | Recovery | Download

Global Stable V11.0.9.0 MIUI11 | Fastboot | Download

Global Stable V11.0.8.0 MIUI11 | Recovery | Download

Global Stable V11.0.8.0 MIUI11 | Fastboot | Download

Global Stable V11.0.6.0 MIUI11 | Recovery | Download

Global Stable V11.0.6.0 MIUI11 | Fastboot | Download

Global Stable V11.0.5.0 MIUI11 | Recovery | Download

Global Stable V11.0.5.0 MIUI11 | Fastboot | Download

Global Stable V11.0.4.0 MIUI11 | Recovery | Download

Global Stable V11.0.4.0 MIUI11 | Fastboot | Download

Global Stable V10.3.8.0 MIUI10 | Recovery | Download

Global Stable V10.3.8.0 MIUI10 | Fastboot | Download

Global Stable V10.3.4.0 MIUI10 | Recovery | Download

Global Stable V10.2.3.0 MIUI10 | Recovery | Download

Global Stable V10.2.3.0 MIUI10 | Fastboot | Download

Global Stable V10.2.2.0 MIUI10 | Recovery | Download

Global Stable V10.2.2.0 MIUI10 | Fastboot | Download

Global Stable V10.1.3.0 MIUI10 | Recovery | Download

Global Stable V10.0.6.0 MIUI10 | Fastboot | Download

Global Stable V10.0.6.0 MIUI10 | Recovery | Download

Global Stable V10.0.6.0 MIUI10 | Fastboot | Download

Global Stable V9.6.22.0 MIUI 9 | Recovery | Download

Global Stable V9.6.22.0 MIUI 9 | Fastboot | Download

Official Global Developer ROM for Pocophone F1

Global Developer V9.6.27 MIUI 10 | Recovery | Download

Global Developer V9.6.27 MIUI 10 | Fastboot | Download

Global Developer V9.6.13 MIUI 10 | Recovery | Download

Global Developer V9.5.9 MIUI 10 | Recovery | Download

Global Developer V9.5.9 MIUI 10 | Fastboot | Download

Global Developer V9.4.26 MIUI 10 | Recovery | Download

Global Developer V9.4.26 MIUI 10 | Fastboot | Download

Global Developer V9.3.14 MIUI 10 | Recovery | Download

Global Developer V9.3.14 MIUI 10 | Fastboot | Download

Global Developer V9.2.15 MIUI 10 | Recovery | Download

Global Developer V9.2.15 MIUI 10 | Fastboot | Download

Global Developer V9.1.24 MIUI 10 | Recovery | Download

Global Developer V9.1.10 MIUI 10 | Recovery | Download

Global Developer V8.12.4 MIUI 10 | Recovery | Download

Global Developer V8.12.20 MIUI 10 | Fastboot | Download

Global Developer V8.11.29 MIUI 10 | Recovery | Download

Global Developer V8.11.29 MIUI 10 | Fastboot | Download

Global Developer V8.11.15 MIUI 10 | Recovery | Download

Global Developer V8.11.15 MIUI 10 | Fastboot | Download

Global Developer V8.9.20 MIUI 10 | Recovery | Download

Global Developer V8.9.20 MIUI 10 | Fastboot | Download

Official Russian Stable ROM for Pocophone F1

Russian Stable V12.0.3.0.QEJRUXM | MIUI12 | Recovery | Download

Russian Stable V12.0.3.0.QEJRUXM | MIUI12 | Fastboot | Download

Russian Stable V12.0.2.0.QEJRUXM | MIUI12 | Recovery | Download

Russian Stable V12.0.2.0.QEJRUXM | MIUI12 | Fastboot | Download

Russian Stable V11.0.4.0 MIUI11 | Recovery | Download

Russian Stable V11.0.4.0 MIUI11 | Fastboot | Download

Russian Stable V11.0.2.0 MIUI11 | Recovery | Download

Russian Stable V11.0.2.0 MIUI11 | Fastboot | Download

Russian Stable V11.0.1.0 MIUI11 | Recovery | Download

Russian Stable V11.0.1.0 MIUI11 | Fastboot | Download

Russian Stable V10.0.9.0 MIUI10 | Recovery | Download

Russian Stable V10.0.9.0 MIUI10 | Fastboot | Download

Russian Stable V9.6.23.0 MIUI10 | Recovery | Download

Russian Stable V9.6.23.0 MIUI10 | Fastboot | Download

POCO F1 Unofficial Firmware

Install this ROM via TWRP Custom Recovery.

Xiaomi.EU MIUI 10 | Android 8.1 | 8.9.13 | If your system crashes randomly try installing the following fix. | Download

Xiaomi.EU MIUI 10 | Android 8.1 | 8.9.20 | Download

Xiaomi.EU MIUI 10 | Android 9.0 | 10.1.3.0 | Download

Download Unofficial TWRP 3.2.3.0 for Pocophone F1

You’ll need to download and flash TWRP Custom Recovery if you want to flash the custom and unofficial ROMs. Before installing TWRP you must unlock the bootloader. TWRP in installed from fastboot. Please read the XDA thread for more information.

Download: twrp-3.2.3.0-beryllium-20180831_microSD.img

Encryption fix: DisableForceEncryption_Treble_v17.2.zip

Other TWRP versions:

Working Magisk root for Poco F1 can be also found on XDA.

How to update firmware on Pocophone F1?

Let’s start with locked bootloader methods first. To update ROM version on locked device you’ll need to use the “Updater” application, that’s the only working method. It’s really easy to do, there’s almost no chance to brick your device and all personal data will be saved. If you’ll downgrade or switch to Weekly Developer ROM then the phone will be reset to factory settings and memory will be wiped.

If you already have the unlocked bootloader you can flash and update via TWRP Custom Recovery. But there is some nuances you should pay attention to before doing any manipulations with your device. Current TWRP versions aren’t working with OTA. You’ll also need to use the Disable Force Encryption patch. In short, boot into TWRP, go to “Install”, select downloaded ROM, wipe Cache after installation and then flash the Encryption patch.

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]]> https://xiaomifirmware.com/roms/official-roms-for-xiaomi-pocophone-f1/feed/ 6 How to Debloat Xiaomi POCO F1 (Services Safe to Remove) https://xiaomifirmware.com/guides-and-tips/how-to-debloat-xiaomi-poco-f1-services-safe-to-remove/ https://xiaomifirmware.com/guides-and-tips/how-to-debloat-xiaomi-poco-f1-services-safe-to-remove/#comments Wed, 19 Sep 2018 10:12:36 +0000 https://xiaomifirmware.com/?p=10111 This is a hot-to-debloat guide for Xiaomi POCO F1. If you are not familiar with the “debloat” term, it means removing all the unnecessary (bloatware) software from the device. Removing the bloatware can be performed using different methods. However, we are deleting individual packages to test which are safe to uninstall and which are not. To accomplish this procedure on your device, you will need ADB tools and a few simple commands written in the command prompt. You do not […]

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]]> This is a hot-to-debloat guide for Xiaomi POCO F1. If you are not familiar with the “debloat” term, it means removing all the unnecessary (bloatware) software from the device. Removing the bloatware can be performed using different methods. However, we are deleting individual packages to test which are safe to uninstall and which are not. To accomplish this procedure on your device, you will need ADB tools and a few simple commands written in the command prompt. You do not need to have a rooted device in order to debloat your Xiaomi POCO F1 using this procedure.

How to remove junk apps on Xiaomi POCO F1

The Debloating Procedure

  1. First get ADB tools from the following link. This is the official source from Google.
  2. Extract all the content from the archive file to a folder located on your computer.
  3. Launch Command Prompt in the same folder where you’ve extracted the archive. You can do that by right-clicking while holding down the Shift key, and then choosing Open Command Prompt window here (or Open PowerShell window here on Windows 10).
  4. Connect your device to the computer.
  5. Make sure that you have USB debugging enabled on your Android device. You can do that by going to Settings > About Phone > Click 5 times on MIUI Version. Now, go back to Additional Settings > System & Device > Developer options > Enable USB Debugging.
  6. Now type the following command in the Command Prompt to check if your Android device is properly connected.
    Command:
    adb devices

You will get a result similar to this:

List of devices attached

@#$SDR6 Device

  1. Once you get results similar to the one above, you can continue with the following.

Command:

adb shell

  1. Now, you need to identify all packages with the Xiaomi word in their names. To do that type the following.

Command:

pm list packages | grep xiaomi

You will get results similar to these:

package:com.xiaomi.powerchecker

package:com.xiaomi.account

package:com.xiaomi.micloud.sdk

package:com.xiaomi.payment

package:com.xiaomi.oversea.ecom

package:com.xiaomi.midrop.overlay

package:com.xiaomi.mirecycle

package:com.xiaomi.simactivate.service

package:com.xiaomi.bttester

package:com.fido.xiaomi.uafclient

package:com.xiaomi.glgm

package:com.xiaomi.upnp

package:com.xiaomi.xmsf

package:com.xiaomi.mipicks

package:com.xiaomi.finddevice

package:com.xiaomi.joyose

package:com.xiaomi.midrop

package:com.xiaomi.mbnloader

package:com.xiaomi.providers.appindex

package:com.xiaomi.bluetooth

package:com.xiaomi.camera.parallelservice

package:com.xiaomi.scanner

package:com.xiaomi.discover

  1. Next, repeat the same command from before, but instead of xiaomi type miui.

Code:

Pm list packages | grep miui

You will get results similar to these:

package:com.miui.screenrecorder

package:com.miui.powerkeeper

package:com.miui.fm

package:com.miui.qr

package:com.miui.securityadd

package:com.miui.gallery

package:com.miui.msa.global

package:com.miui.securitycenter

package:com.miui.videoplayer

package:com.miui.guardprovider

package:com.miui.backup

package:com.miui.micloudsync

package:com.miui.daemon

package:com.miui.hybrid

package:com.miui.vsimcore

package:com.miui.securitycore

package:com.miui.player

package:com.miui.sysopt

package:com.miui.system

package:com.miui.global.packageinstaller

package:com.miui.translation.kingsoft

package:com.miui.virtualsim

package:com.miui.compass

package:com.miui.cit

package:com.miui.rom

package:com.miui.android.fashiongallery

package:com.miui.videoplayer.overlay

package:com.miui.bugreport

package:com.miui.translation.youdao

package:com.miui.cloudbackup

package:com.miui.klo.bugreport

package:com.miui.notes

package:com.miui.wmsvc

package:com.miui.translationservice

package:com.miui.cloudservice

package:com.miui.hybrid.accessory

package:com.miui.touchassistant

package:com.miui.calculator

package:com.miui.cloudservice.sysbase

package:com.miui.miwallpaper

package:com.miui.cleanmaster

package:com.miui.analytics

package:com.miui.weather2

package:com.miui.yellowpage

package:com.miui.antispam

package:com.miui.providers.weather

package:com.miui.smsextra

package:com.lbe.security.miui

package:com.miui.whetstone

package:com.miui.core

package:com.miui.audioeffect

  1. To remove a package from your device you will need to type the following code in Command Prompt. But instead of the “package name” type the actual name of the package without the quotes (you can copy it from the safe apps to remove below).

Code:
pm uninstall -k –user 0 “name of the package”

Example:

pm uninstall -k –user 0 com.miui.virtualsim

  1. Here is the list of apps that are safe to remove, but you do not need to remove them all. Pick only the ones that you are not using.

com.miui.screenrecorder

com.miui.fm

com.mi.liveassistant

com.milink.service

com.qiyi.video

com.xiaomi.gamecenter.sdk.service

com.xiaomi.payment

com.android.browser

com.miui.systemAdSolution

com.baidu.input_mi

com.xiaomi.ab

com.xiaomi.jr

com.baidu.duersdk.opensdk

com.miui.hybrid

com.baidu.searchbox

com.mfashiongallery.emag

com.miui.player

com.miui.translation.kingsoft

com.miui.virtualsim

com.miui.compass

com.miui.personalassistant

com.duokan.phone.remotecontroller

com.miui.bugreport

com.miui.translation.youdao

com.xiaomi.channel

com.mipay.wallet

com.xiaomi.lens

com.xiaomi.pass

com.xiaomi.shop

com.miui.klo.bugreport

com.xiaomi.joyose

com.miui.notes

com.miui.video

com.xiaomi.midrop

com.miui.hybrid.accessory

com.sohu.inputmethod.sogou.xiaomi

com.xiaomi.o2o

com.autonavi.minimap

com.miui.daemon

com.miui.contentcatcher

com.miui.analytics

com.xiaomi.vipaccount

com.caf.fmradio

com.miui.cloudservice

com.miui.cloudservice.sysbase

com.miui.cloudbackup

com.miui.gallery

com.miui.vsimcore

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