❌ Xiaomi Fastboot Not Detecting? Here’s How I Fixed It
A few weeks ago, I was trying to unlock the bootloader on my Redmi Note 10 Pro. I booted into Fastboot mode, connected the phone to my PC, and… nothing. My phone just wouldn’t show up. Device Manager kept refreshing, but no Fastboot device was detected.Smartphone deals
I thought maybe it was a driver issue, but ADB and Fastboot drivers were already installed. I reinstalled them, switched USB ports, even tried another cable — still no luck.
That’s when I found a tool shared by GSMYOGESH — and honestly, it worked like magic.
🔧 What Worked for Me: ADB Fastboot Fix Tool by GSMYOGESH
This tool isn’t one of those complicated things. It’s just a small program that tweaks some Windows settings (mainly registry stuff) so that the system correctly recognizes Xiaomi devices in Fastboot mode.
I downloaded it, ran it as admin, clicked one button, and boom — my phone was finally detected.Smartphone deals
🧪 Real-Life Example: My Setup
Phone: Redmi Note 10 Pro (MIUI 14)
PC OS: Windows 10 (64-bit)
Drivers Installed: Xiaomi USB drivers + Minimal ADB & Fastboot
Problem: Fastboot mode not showing the device in fastboot devices< or Device Manager
Fix: GSMYOGESH’s tool + PC restart
After using the tool, I was able to unlock the bootloader with the Mi Unlock Tool without any issues.
📝 How to Use the Tool (No Tech Skills Needed)
Go to below link and download the tool.
Right-click and Run as Administrator (important).
Click Apply Fix.
Wait a few seconds — it will auto-update some internal Windows settings.
Restart your PC when prompted.
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Done! Your Xiaomi phone should now show up in Fastboot mode.
🙋 Why This Happens
From what I learned, Windows sometimes messes up how it handles drivers for Qualcomm-based phones in Fastboot. Even if drivers are installed, Windows Registry may not point to the correct interface ID for Xiaomi devices. That’s why tools like this help — they fix those deep settings.
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