Xiaomi recently rolled the Android 12 beta update for the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra devices globally which brings a new revamped UI, new notification style, privacy dashboard, and many more to the table. If you have installed the Android 12 beta and want to downgrade back to Android 11, then this guide is for you.
As we all know, the Android 12 beta may contain bugs that can make your device unstable to use as a daily driver. In this tutorial, we will guide you on how to roll back from Android 12 to Android 11 on Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra. This guide is easy to follow, all you need is a computer with a working USB cable to connect your device to the computer.
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Downgrade Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra from Android 12 to Android 11
First of all, download the appropriate firmware package for your device from the below link. Once that is done, proceed with the instructions steps that follow.
Pre-Requirements:
- Supported device: Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra Flip ZS672KS
- Make sure to charge your device more than 50%
- You need a PC or Laptop with a USB cable.
- Take a complete backup using any method given below
- Download Drivers: Qualcomm USB Drivers and Xiaomi USB Drivers
Download Rollback Package
- Device: Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra
- Download: Link
Now that you have downloaded the rollback package from the above section, just create a complete device backup before proceeding with the below-mentioned steps. This is because the installation steps require a wipe of the data. Once you have done so, here are is everything you need to be aware of regarding the downgrade of the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra from Android 12 Beta to Android 11.
Downgrade Instructions
To flash the firmware, you can follow our tutorial on how to flash the firmware file on any Xiaomi device using fastboot mode. We also made a video tutorial to show you the flashing process.
So this was all from this guide on how to downgrade or rollback from Android 12 Beta to Android 10 stable build on your Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra devices. The first boot after the rollback could up some time, this is completely normal. Since a device reset has been taken place as well, you might have to set it up from scratch. Rounding up, here are some iPhone Tips and Tricks, PC tips and tricks, and Android Tips and Tricks that deserve your attention too.