Your Mi 10S will reboot (this might take 3-5 minutes on the first boot—be patient).
Happy modding!
: You first activate "Developer Options" by tapping your MIUI/HyperOS version seven times. How to root XIAOMI Mi 10S
fastboot reboot
The first and most formidable barrier is the bootloader. Xiaomi treats its bootloader like a castle gate, requiring an official "key" that is paradoxically difficult for the owner to obtain. To root the Mi 10S, one cannot simply run an executable; one must first apply for permission via Xiaomi’s "Mi Unlock" tool. This process involves binding a verified Xiaomi account to the device and waiting—often for 168 hours (one week)—for the unlock to be authorized. This waiting period is a deliberate cooling-off mechanism, designed to deter thieves and force users to reconsider their decision. Once the timer expires, the fastboot oem unlock command transforms from a string of text into a digital crowbar, wiping all user data as a punitive measure for exercising freedom. Your Mi 10S will reboot (this might take
Open a command prompt/terminal in your adb folder (Shift + Right-click → “Open PowerShell/CMD here”).
In Developer Options, tap Mi Unlock status and add your account and device while connected to mobile data (Wi-Fi must be off). Use Mi Unlock Tool: Download the Mi Unlock Tool on your PC. fastboot reboot The first and most formidable barrier
fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img
Extract the downloaded file, locate the images folder, and find boot.img (or init_boot.img if you are on Android 13/14+). Patch with Magisk: Install the latest Magisk App (APK) on your phone. Copy boot.img to your phone. Open Magisk, tap "Install" > "Select and Patch a File."
