How to permanently remove the error report on Xiaomi: official and hidden methods

The “Send an Error Report” message on Xiaomi smartphones can appear after app crashes, system bugs, or failed updates, and it often pops up at the most inopportune moment — during games, watching videos, or talking — interfering with the user. In some cases, the error window locks the screen for a few seconds, and sometimes even causes the interface to freeze altogether.

The reasons for the appearance of such notifications are diverse: from bugs in firmware MIUI In this article, we will discuss all the working ways to remove the error report on Xiaomi, from standard settings to hidden commands for power users. MIUI 14 and HyperOS, and consider cases where the error is related to hardware problems.

Why does Xiaomi have an error report?

MIUI automatically detects malfunctions in Android applications and components to send data to developers, but sometimes this mechanism works too much.

• 🔄 Unstable firmware – especially after major updates (e.g., switching from a new firmware to a new one) MIUI 13 on MIUI 14).
• 📱 Application conflict – most often to blame optimizers, antiviruses or modified APK.
• 🔧 Damaged system files – after incorrect root access or resetting settings.
• 🔋 Hardware problems - memory or processor malfunctions (occurring on older Redmi Note models) 8/9).
• 📡 Google Services Failures – If an Error Appears When Using Google Play Services.

80 percent of the time, the problem is solved software-based, but if the error report appears several times an hour, it’s a good reason to check the hardware, such as the Xiaomi 11T and Redmi K40, such symptoms may indicate wear and tear of flash memory.

Method 1: Disable error reports in MIUI settings

The easiest method is to deactivate reporting via the standard menu, which works on all Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO smartphones with MIUI 12 and later:

1. Open the Settings. → The phone.
2. Tap 5-7 times on the MIUI version to activate the developer mode (if it is not already enabled).
3. Return to the main settings menu and select Additional → For developers.
4. Find the Error Reports option and move the slider to the Off position.

On some firmware (HyperOS or global versions of MIUI), the path may be different: Settings → Memory → Error Reports or Settings → Applications → Application Management → Three-point → Error Reports.

Check the version of MIUI (Settings → About the phone)

Enable the developer mode (stamp the version of MIUI 7 times)

Close all background applications

Reboot your phone after the changes-->

⚠️ Note: On some models (Redmi Note 10 Pro, POCO F3) Automatic security updates may stop working after this option is disabled, in which case it is recommended to turn back the reports after the problem has been resolved.

Method 2: Reset the settings of the Security application

Security (or Global Firmware Security) is responsible for monitoring system failures, and if it doesn't work properly, error reports can appear without any real problems, and to reset its settings:

1. Go to Settings → Applications → Application Management.
2. Find the Security app (shield icon).
3. Open Warehouse → Clear the data and Clear the cache.
4. Reset the device.

If errors continue to appear after that, try disabling AutoRun for this application: Settings → Apps → Permissions → AutoRun → Find Security → Disable.

On POCO X3 Pro and Redmi K30, it sometimes helps to remove updates for the Security app: Settings → Apps → Three-point → Show system → Security → Three-point → Remove updates.

Method 3: Remove Problem Applications

Often, an error report appears because of a specific application, to detect it:

1. Start Settings → Applications → Application Management.
2. Sort the list by installation date (Triple → By installation date).
3. Remove recently installed programs (especially optimizers, launchers, or games with modified APKs).

Typical "culprits":

• 🎮 High Demand Games (Genshin Impact, PUBG Mobile on weak devices).
• 🛡️ Antiviruses from third-party developers (Avast, 360 Security).
• 🔄 Launchers and themes (e.g. Nova Launcher or custom themes from Mi Theme Store).
• 📊 Memory Cleanup Applications (Clean Master, CCleaner).

If you have an error when using Google Play Store or YouTube, try:

1. Clear the cache and data of these applications.
2. Delete your Google account and add it again.
3. Update Google Play Services through Settings → Apps → Google Play Services → Update.

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If an error occurs when connecting to Wi-Fi, reset your network settings: Settings → Wi-Fi → Triple → Additional → Network reset.

Method 4: Using ADB to Deeply Disable Reports

For power users, there is a way to completely disable the error reporting mechanism via ADB (Android Debug Bridge), which works on all versions of MIUI, but requires a connection to a computer.

Instructions:

1. Install Platform Tools on your PC.
2. Enable USB debugging on your phone (Settings → Developers → USB debugging).
3. Connect your smartphone to your computer and confirm the debugging permission.
4. Open the command line (Windows) or terminal (macOS/Linux) in the folder with the platform-tools.
5. Follow the command: adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.miui.bugreport
6. Reset the device.

To get it all back, use the command:

adb shell pm enable com.miui.bugreport

⚠️ Note: On some firmware (HyperOS or custom) ROM) These commands can cause Xiaomi services to crash (e.g. Mi Cloud or Find Device) before using!

Method 5: Resetting to factory settings

If none of these methods worked, the last thing you can do is reset the phone completely, and it will delete all the data, but it will return the system to its original state.

• 📱 Make a backup copy through Settings → Additionally. → Backup.
• 🔐 Take a photo or take a photo of your Mi Account and Google passwords.
• 📁 Save important files to your PC or cloud.

Resetting instructions:

1. Go to Settings → About the phone → Reset settings.
2. Choose to erase all data.
3. Confirm the action and wait for the reboot (it will take 5-10 minutes).

After discharge:

• Do not restore data from the backup right away – check if an error appears on the “clean” system.
• Install applications one at a time, watching the system’s response.

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Resetting to factory settings deletes all data, including files in internal memory. If the phone is tied to Mi Account, after reset, you will need to enter a username and password to unlock.

What to do if an error occurs after resetting

If the error report continues to pop up even after a complete reset, the problem may be related to:

• 🔧 Damaged firmware – try flashing your phone through Fastboot or Mi Flash Tool.
• 💾 Memory malfunction – check the health of the drive through the app AIDA64 (storage → State of health).
• 🔌 Hardware failure – if the error occurs when charging or connecting to a PC, it may be a problem in the power controller.

To diagnose hardware problems:

1. Run Equipment Test through Recovery Mode: Turn off phone → Press Power + Volume Up → Select Connect with MiAssistant
2. Check the error logs via adb logcat (requires terminal knowledge).

On Xiaomi models 12/13 Redmi Note 11 A frequent error, com.qualcomm.qti.telephonyservice, may indicate a modem problem, in which case only a replacement motherboard or flashing through the flashboard will help. EDL-regime.

FAQ: Frequent questions about Xiaomi error reports