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[Solved] Xiaomi Redmi 9 Stuck in Bootloop and Unresponsive after TWRP Fail

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  • #1 19793151
    Kuku1125
    Level 5  
    Hello, I have a problem... After a failed installation of TWRP, Xiaomi Redmi 9 went into bootloop and resets on the start screen with the word "XIAOMI". I cannot enter fastboot mode or Recovery Mode (key combination Volume - Power On). It seems to work because the phone responds with vibration, but that`s where it ends) After connecting to the PC, it`s also a bit of a bummer because in 99% of the connection attempts, the computer doesn`t see anything (Maybe a new device "Mediatek COM3" appeared about 3 times, but it disappeared after 2 seconds)
    Does anyone have any advice? Or is the phone a complete brick and there`s nothing you can do about it?



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  • #3 19793490
    blahfff
    Level 41  
    leonov wrote:
    Do you have USB Debugging mode enabled? You could use ADB commands.


    ADB requires a phone that connects to the system. That`s not the case here.

    leonov wrote:


    These cables only worked in Samsung. They have absolutely no use in Xiaomi.
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    #5 19793689
    blahfff
    Level 41  
    leonov wrote:
    Maybe this one, but there are others, e.g. deep flash / EDL


    This model is based on the Mediatek system, so there is no EDL here, because it only applies to models with a Qualcomm processor ;-)
  • #6 19793778
    Kuku1125
    Level 5  
    When the phone was still working, debugging was active... I’ve already tried with these cables... I’ve been browsing all forums for 2 weeks and looking for a solution... I can only hope that someone has had such a situation before, or they will end up on some forgotten forum and will be able to advise something... If it doesn’t work, it’s either service or sale for parts
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    #7 19794044
    blahfff
    Level 41  
    Kuku1125 wrote:
    In general, I have been browsing all forums for 2 weeks and looking for a solution... I can only hope that someone has ever had such a situation, or they will come across some forgotten forum and be able to advise something... If it doesn`t work, it will either be serviced or sold for parts.


    All you have to do is upload the software or at least restore the original recovery. The phone should be detected in bootrom mode after connecting to the computer with both volume keys pressed.

    The original recovery can be restored this way using mtkclient from github. It is also possible to upload the software, but you have to manually restore each partition.

    Alternatively, an unauthorized service center with some equipment should be able to handle it without any problems.
  • #8 19794270
    Kuku1125
    Level 5  
    blahfff wrote:
    Kuku1125 wrote:
    In general, I have been browsing all forums for 2 weeks and looking for a solution... I can only hope that someone has ever had such a situation, or they will come across some forgotten forum and be able to advise something... If it doesn`t work, it will either be serviced or sold for parts.


    All you have to do is upload the software or at least restore the original recovery. The phone should be detected in bootrom mode after connecting to the computer with both volume keys pressed.

    The original recovery can be restored this way using mtkclient from github. It is also possible to upload the software, but you have to manually restore each partition.

    Alternatively, an unauthorized service center with some equipment should be able to handle it without any problems.



    Could you somehow guide me on how to do this? This is starting to make my head burn...
    I think I`ve already tried connecting the phone to the computer with all possible key combinations and, as I said, maybe Windows detected something twice, but only after 2 seconds. it was disappearing. I was thinking about reinstalling the recovery, but I don`t even know if it`s possible, because I was looking for instructions all day long and all to no avail. Because either it was an installation with EDL or Fastboot, and for some reason I don`t have any access to these functions
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    #9 19794287
    blahfff
    Level 41  
    Kuku1125 wrote:
    as I said, maybe Windows detected something twice, but only after 2 seconds. it was disappearing.


    It`s normal. Bootrom mode is only available for a moment, and if nothing connects to the device, it continues.

    Kuku1125 wrote:
    Could you somehow guide me on how to do this?


    Without having my phone in front of me, not really. https://github.com/bkerler/mtkclient - you can use this, it even has a GUI now. Of course, you need to find software for your model, in the same version that you currently have on your phone - this shouldn`t be a big problem.

    As I suggested earlier, to start with, simply restore the original recovery this way.
  • #10 19796244
    FranekDolas
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    For new MTKs, the Infinity CM2MT2 works best for me.
  • #11 19797628
    Kuku1125
    Level 5  
    Well, after dealing with this MTK, there are some flashes of life and Windows regularly shows an unknown USB device for about 2 seconds. But I still can't get him to pick up the phone. After returning from work, I will try this "Infinity CM2MT2" again, maybe I will take another step forward.... And so, step by step, in 2 months I will launch this phone 😁😁
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Topic summary

The Xiaomi Redmi 9 has encountered a bootloop issue following a failed TWRP installation, rendering it unresponsive and unable to access fastboot or recovery modes. Users suggest checking USB debugging settings and utilizing ADB commands, although the phone's current state complicates this. Recommendations include using MTKClient to restore the original recovery or upload software, as the device is based on a Mediatek system, which does not support EDL mode. Some users have reported intermittent recognition of the device by Windows, indicating potential for recovery. Ultimately, a combination of MTKClient and specific guides has successfully revived the device for at least one user.
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