Error Report on Xiaomi – How to Remove Notifications Permanently

Are you tired of the endless pop-ups with bug messages on your Xiaomi smartphone? Not only are these notifications annoying, but they can also signal serious problems in the system, MIUI Daemon or SecurityCenter that appear every few minutes, interfering with the normal operation of the device.

In this article, we will discuss all possible causes of persistent errors on Xiaomi, Redmi and other sites. POCO, We also provide 7 working ways to fix them, from simple settings to radical measures like reset to factory settings, you will learn how to turn off error notifications without harming the system and when to contact the service center.

We will pay special attention to models on the basis of MIUI 12/13/14 And HyperOS, where the error-handling algorithms have changed a lot. 2026 This is suitable for most devices, including Xiaomi. 13/14, Redmi Note 12/13 and POCO F5/X5.

Why Xiaomi is constantly getting an error report

Before we start fixing a problem, it's important to understand the root of the problem, because 80 percent of the time, the persistent errors are caused by software failures, but sometimes the hardware is also to blame.

• 🔄 Application conflict – especially after an update MIUI or third-party installations APK. Often the fault of optimizers, antiviruses or launchers.
• 📱 Damaged system cache – accumulates after long work without restarting or incorrectly shutting down.
• 🔧 Firmware errors - bugs of a particular version MIUI/HyperOS (For example, a well-known problem with com.miui.guardprovider in the MIUI 14.0.3).
• 📉 Lack of memory – when less than 1 GB is free, the system starts to “glutch” and give false errors.
• 🛠️ Hardware problems – damaged memory (eMMC/UF), faulty Wi-Fi or Bluetooth module.

Interesting fact: on Xiaomi forums, users often complain about the error android.process.acore - it is associated with contacts and appears after synchronization with Google.

To pinpoint the culprit, look for the name of the process in the error notification, for example:

⚠️ Note: If the error contains an hw name (e.g. com.qualcomm.hw), this may indicate a problem with the processor or modem.

Method 1: Reboot and clean the cache (the easiest method)

Start with basic actions – often they help even in neglected cases: Reboot resets temporary processes, and cleanup of the cache removes damaged data.

Instructions:

1. Press the power button and select Reboot (do not turn off!).
2. After turning on, go to Settings → Applications → Application Management.
3. Click on the three dots in the upper right corner and select Show System Processes.
4. Find an application that gives an error (such as Settings or Security) and open its card.
5. Click Warehouse → Clear the cache (not data!).
6. Restart the device again.

For models with HyperOS, the path is a little different: Settings → Annexes → All applications → [systemize] → Warehouse → Clear the cache.

Check the vacant space (should be >1 GB)

Close all applications in multitasking

Connect charging (if charge) <30%)

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This method helps in 60% of cases, especially if the error occurred after installing the update. If the problem persists, move to the next method.

Method 2: Disable error notifications in settings

If the error is not critical (for example, a widget malfunction), you can simply hide the notifications from the system process. This will not fix the problem, but will eliminate intrusive pop-ups.

How to turn it off:

1. Go to Settings → Notifications and Status bar → Notification management.
2. Enable the System Notifications display (slider at the top).
3. Scroll down the list and find the process that is giving you the error (e.g, MIUI Daemon or SecurityCenter).
4. Open the notification settings for this process and turn off all sliders:

• 🔔 Pop-up notifications
• 📱 Badges on the lock screen
• 🖼️ Banners in the status bar

The way to HyperOS is this: Settings → Notifications → Additionally. → System notifications.

⚠️ Warning: Do not disable notifications from Android or com.android.phone processes – this may cause mobile communication loss!

If the process is not on the list, try an alternative method:

1. Keep your finger on the error notification.
2. In the menu that appears, select Disable notifications.
3. Confirm the action.

com.android.systemui

MIUI Daemon

android.process.acore

SecurityCenter

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Method 3: Update MIUI/HyperOS last-minute

Many bugs are fixed in newer versions of firmware. If your device hasn't been updated in a long time, be sure to check for updates.

How to update:

1. Go to Settings → About the phone → System update.
2. Click Check for updates.
3. If a new version is available, download and install it. For stable operation, choose Stable Branch (not beta!).

For HyperOS devices:

• 🔄 Updates come in waves - if there is no update, check through 2-3 day-day.
• 📥 The size of the update file can reach 3-4 GB – Make sure you have enough space.
• ⚡ The battery should be charged. >50%, otherwise the system will not allow you to upgrade.

If the update doesn’t help or doesn’t, try manually installing firmware through Recovery:

Important: On models with a locked bootloader (most official devices), manual firmware via Fastboot can lead to a block!

Method 4: Resetting settings to factory (radical solution)

If errors occur after each action and interfere with the work, a complete reset may be the only way out.This method deletes all data, so use it as a last resort.

How to reset:

1. Back up important data (photos, contacts, messages) through Settings → About Phone → Backup or Mi Cloud.
2. Go to Settings → Additional → Recovery and Reset → Resetting.
3. Choose to erase all data and confirm the action.
4. After restarting, set your phone as new.

For HyperOS, the path: Settings → The phone. → Resetting settings → Erase all data.

⚠️ Note: On devices with HyperOS after reset, you may need to re-assign your Xiaomi account to unlock the bootloader (if it was previously unlocked).

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Write down before resetting. IMEI In rare cases, after reset, it may reset and have to be restored through an engineering menu.

Method 5: Manually remove problem application (for advanced)

If an error is generated by a specific system application (e.g. com.miui.analytics), it can be disabled or removed without root permissions. ADB (Android Debug Bridge).

Instructions:

1. Enable USB Debugging in Settings → About Phone → MIUI version (click 7 times, then go back to Additional → For Developers).
2. Connect your phone to your PC and confirm access to debugging.
3. Download Google’s Platform Tools and unpack.
4. Open the command line in the adb folder and type:

adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 title.packet


for example:




adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.miui.analytics

List of packages that can be safely removed (if they cause errors):

• 📊 com.miui.analytics – statistics collection (not critical)
• 🛡️ com.miui.guardprovider – protector (can conflict with antiviruses)
• 🎨 com.miui.misound – sound effects (if not used)
• 📡 com.xiaomi.midrop – file transfer (there are alternatives)

Important: Do not delete packages with the names Android, Google or miui.core – this will cause the system to fail!

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Removing System Applications Through ADB It does not require root rights, but it is valid only for the current user.

Method 6: Checking for hardware problems

If none of the software methods worked, it could be a hardware malfunction, and it's often the fault of:

• 💾 Damaged memory (eMMC/UF) — This leads to reading/write errors.
• 📶 Faulty module Wi-Fi/Bluetooth — causes crashes in com.android.bluetooth.
• 🔋 Worn-out battery – at low voltage, the system is unstable.

How to check:

1. Memory Test: Install the app AIDA64 And check the Warehouse section. → Memory test: If the read/write speed is below 50MB/s, the memory is worn out.
2. Diagnostic modules: Dial ##4636## and select Phone Information. Check Wi-Fi and mobile network status.
3. Battery check: B AIDA64 Check out the Battery section. → If Health is below 70%, it's time to change the battery.

Typical symptoms of hardware problems:

⚠️ Note: If the memory test is AIDA64 If you see bad blocks errors, back up your data immediately – memory may fail at any time!

Method 7: Contact Xiaomi Service Center

If you've tried all the methods and the errors keep coming up, it's time to turn to the professionals, especially if:

• 🔧 Errors appear immediately after turning on the phone.
• 📵 The device can't see. SIM-card or not connected to the network.
• 🔥 The phone overheats or turns off on its own.
• 💥 Artifacts appear on the screen (stripes, flickering).

How to prepare for a visit to the service:

1. Make a full backup of data (even if the phone barely works).
2. Write down any errors that appear (screenshots or process names).
3. Find out if the guarantee is valid (check by IMEI Xiaomi).
4. If there is no guarantee, check the cost of the diagnosis (usually). 500-1000 ₽).

Average repair prices in official Xiaomi services (2026):

• 🔄 Replacement of eMMC (memory) — 3000-6000 ₽
• 📡 Repair of the module Wi-Fi/Bluetooth — 1500-2500 ₽
• 🔋 Battery replacement — 1000-2000 ₽
• 📱 Replacement of motherboard — 5000-12000 ₽ (model)

Xiaomi’s official service centers in Russia can be found here. Pay attention to reviews – some centers may delay repairs or impose unnecessary services.

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