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Could you post a screenshot of the MD5's so we can verify mirrors in the meanwhile?

Can someone randomly check a few if the MD5 sums are the same as the ones found in the first post? I don't have the chance right now myself. On first check the downloads of this link work though.

No need, just install the latest Magisk 13.2 and the Magisk Manager (can be found on XDA). With this your phone can pretend to be fully locked down and unrooted. Do note that you have to uninstall SuperSU if you are running that. Magisk will root it again upon flashing.

Ja, die is nodig. Het rooten echter niet echt. Het volgende moet je doen: ROMs for devices with locked bootloader: Unlock your first bootloader here en.miui.com/unlock/ Install TWRP via Fastboot mode, then install our ROM Code: fastboot flash recovery twrp.img fastboot boot twrp.img TWRP...

Flash the latest beta ROM from this site (tends to be without any noticeable issues) and not from Xiaomi itself, as both official Global and Chinese ROMs do not support Dutch. Have been running Xiaomi.eu beta ROMs on 4 different devices in Dutch and didn't have any issues with any release. Here...

They are almost the same, but Xiaomi.eu gets rid of some bloatware, so it's probably a tad faster, although no-one will ever notice such small differences.

If he is on a stable version I would recommend going to the latest official global beta from Xiaomi. Earlier versions had problems with too agressive power management (also with my girlfriends Redmi 3). He could also try to turn all power saving modes and put exceptions for the caller app...

Just a guess, but have you tried this? to look if drivers work: fastboot devices and then: fastboot flash recovery "G:\twrp_Leo_7.img" fastboot boot "G:\twrp_Leo_7.img" It sometimes also works to just rename the file twrp.img and put it in the same folder as the fastboot executable, also...