My Redmi 13 Pro just went haywire, showing a message that says "The system has been destroyed." I'm really worried about my data and I'm looking for ways to recover it. I've heard that flashing the ROM could delete everything, but is there a method that allows me to do this without losing my data? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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If your phone has a MediaTek chipset, I know a method that can flash the ROM without wiping the data. But if it’s a Snapdragon model, I’m not sure—it might be tricky without specific hardware knowledge.
If you've previously enabled ADB access in Developer Options, you might still be able to access the storage to retrieve your data. If not, that option may not work for you now.
Keep in mind that unlocking the bootloader usually wipes your data. However, you could try booting into TWRP to recover your data without committing to a full wipe first. Use this command: `fastboot boot twrp.img`. Just remember not to flash anything yet! If you set up a USB or HDD, you could backup the data before deciding if you want to wipe the device later.
When your Xiaomi Redmi 13 Pro shows that error, it usually means the Android system has been corrupted, likely due to software issues or improper flashing procedures. It’s a tough spot, but there might be some recovery options depending on the steps you take next.
How exactly do you load TWRP?