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Manual Update Xiaomi Phones (Update MIUI 9 in Your Phone )

Manual Update Xiaomi Phones  (Update  MIUI 9 in Your Phone )

1. First Download the MIUI File

  •  Visit en.miui.com/download.html
  •  Select Your Device which You want to update
  •  Download the Stable ROM (Before the Download Qualcomm Globle Select ) 

2. Create New Folder Into Phone Internal Storage

  •  Explore >> Internal Storage Select
  •  Click on (...) (Upper Right Hand Corner )
  •  Name Of the Folder   --- DOWNLOADED_ROM ---
  •  Copy Paste the Downlaoded  File in This Folder ( Don't Extract the Downlaod File )

3. Now Update the Phone

  •  TOOLS Folder >> Updater Apps >> Click on (...) in Right hand Corner and Select CHOOSE   UPDATE PACKAGE option
  •  IN this Option select folder DOWNLAODED_ROM >> Choose the File

Your Device Update Start don't Switch off the phone and Battery Percentage Above 30%.

Note:-
  1. During Update Enable Wifi Connection of the phone .
  2. During Update No Data Lose but please save your data in other Device or Backup the data.

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