It has always been like that. Don't expect you will update the SecurityThere is a Google Play Security update of 3.7MB that doesn't download past 39% before giving this error. Not sure if it's only related to HyperOS 1? Does anyone else get it? It's been like this for about 2 weeks.
Actually, on Lisa and HyperOS V2 Xiaomi.eux I just successfully updated Security Patch from Nov 2025 to Mar 2026It has always been like that. Don't expect you will update the Security
Not true. I've had many other updates. Only this one gets stuck.It has always been like that. Don't expect you will update the Security
Not true. I've had many other updates. Only this one gets stuck.
See also my subsequent post right above yoursActually, on Lisa and HyperOS V2 Xiaomi.eux I just successfully updated Security Patch from Nov 2025 to Mar 2026
No.I'm using a Poco F4 version Xiaomi.eu_MUNCH_OS1.0.15.0.ULMCNXM_14, and the Play Store keeps crashing. I turned off the “Enable system optimization” option in Developer Options, and the crashes stopped for a while, but then started happening again after a while.
Is there a way to fix this?
I'm using a Poco F4 version Xiaomi.eu_MUNCH_OS1.0.15.0.ULMCNXM_14, and the Play Store keeps crashing. I turned off the “Enable system optimization” option in Developer Options, and the crashes stopped for a while, but then started happening again after a while.
Is there a way to fix this?
Probably yes, I think I did LONG ago but since upgrading from MIUI to HOS now it could run smoother if installed clean, with Factory resetCan I update from MIUI 14 via TWRP without losing data?
You can install a version on your device that didn't have battery issues and test whether the battery problems you are currently experiencing persist. If the same issues occur again, your battery has likely failed.I am using POCO F4 (Munch) on Xiaomi.eu HyperOS 1.0.15.0.ULMCNXM and experiencing a battery indicator desync issue.
The battery percentage does drop while using the phone, but the displayed value is completely out of sync with the actual physical battery level. For example, it might show 75% on the screen, but when the phone dies and I plug it in, I realize it was actually at 1%. If I restart the phone normally, the battery percentage suddenly drops drastically to its real, much lower value.What is the safest and most permanent fix?
Tested on two Mi 10 Pro devices. With the EU 1.0.9.0 ROM, both devices fail to reach 100% charge even after being left on charge for 10 hours or more. Whether the phones are on or off, the battery indicator sometimes gets stuck at 73%, 79%, or 96%. However, it quickly reaches 100% when entering the TWRP screen. Please, there is definitely a bug somewhere in this ROM, and I really need this ROM. I sincerely hope that the esteemed Xiaomi EU team will handle this issue with caution.I installed this ROM (xiaomi.eu_CMI_OS1.0.9.0.TJACNXM_13.zip) on my Mi 10 Pro (CMI), and the battery charges very slowly. I plugged it in with 60% charge before going to bed, and by morning, it had only reached 79%. It never charges up to 100%. However, when I enter the TWRP menu, the level rises from 79% to 80%, 81%, 82%... and up to 100% within seconds. Consequently, I had to switch to the xiaomi.eu_CMI_OS1.0.5.0.TJACNXM_13.zip version instead; that version does not have this charging issue. The problem lies within the OS 1.0.9.0 software, though I cannot pinpoint exactly where, which is frustrating for me. How can this issue be resolved? I can record a detailed video about this problem.
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