Recently, we have reported that the Mi Note 10’s Android 10 has been put in the back burner as the Chinese OEM, Xiaomi pushed the Android 9 Pie-based March security update for the device.
Though Android 10 is nothing new as of now, and a majority of the compatible phones are already running on Android 10, keeping in mind the history of Android 10 updates from Xiaomi (ask the Mi A2 and A3 users), it is better to give Xiaomi the time in delivering a nicely cooked Android 10 update that is bug-free and provides a great experience to its users.
Xiaomi Mi Note 10, which was released back in November 2019, came with Android 9 Pie out of the box and the unit is expecting its first major Android firmware upgrade in Q2 of 2020.
While the users are awaiting the Android 10 update on their phones, there is a new guide available for the Mi Note 10, that lets you flash TWRP and root your device using Windows and Linux PC.
It goes without saying that you should root your phone, only if you know what and why you are doing as you will lose your device’s warranty, if anything goes south, you will brick or permanently damage your phone, etc.
But on the good side, you will be able to install restricted apps, install custom ROMs, and tweak the system settings on your Mi Note 10. Now, with that being said, let us take a look at the guide itself:
Step 1
Probably the most important thing that you need to go through, is the list of pre-requisites which includes all the necessary items required for this rooting procedure.
Step 2
Follow the guides below on flashing TWRP recovery on your Mi Note 10 using Windows PC or Linux PC.
Using Windows PC
Using Linux (Ubuntu)
Step 3
Now you need to root your phone using Magisk Manager. Follow the steps below to do that:
So, with that, you successfully gained root access on your Xiaomi Mi Note 10 phone. Note that this guide is for those users who know about fiddling with the system tweaks. Rest assured if you follow the guide properly, no issues will creep up on your phone.
Happy Rooting!
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