How to permanently remove the error report on Xiaomi Redmi 9T: instructions and tips

Xiaomi Redmi 9T owners often encounter an annoying “Error Report” notification that appears after app or system failures, a message that not only annoys with persistent pop-ups, but can also signal more serious problems, from program conflicts to damage to system files. In most cases, users try to close the notification, but it comes back again and again.

In this article, we’ll look at 5 proven ways to remove an error report on Redmi 9T, from simple actions in settings to radical measures like reset to factory settings. We’ll focus on the causes of the error so you can not only get rid of it here and now, but also prevent it from recurring. All instructions are adapted to MIUI 12/13/14 and do not require root rights unless otherwise stated.

Why does the Redmi 9T error report appear?

The Send Error Report is a standard MIUI mechanism that works when an application or system process fails critically, but if the notification appears too often, it can cause the following problems:

• 📱 Application conflict: Two programs attempt to use the same resource (e.g., a camera or microphone).
• 🗑️ Cache: Temporary application or system files take up too much space and cause crashes.
• 🔄 Failed Update: After installing a new version MIUI or the application has been incompatible.
• 🛠️ Damaged system files: for example, after a phone is turned off or an interrupted update.
• 🦠 Malware: some viruses specifically cause failures so that the user downloads the “medicine” from scammers.

The most common error is com.android.systemui or com.miui.home, the system processes that govern the interface, and if the notification specifies a specific application (e.g., Google Play Services or Mi Video), the problem is localized and easier to solve.

Method 1: Cleaning the cache of a problem application

If the error report is linked to a specific application (such as a Gallery or Settings), the first thing to do is to clear the cache, which will not delete your data, but will reset temporary files that may have caused the crash.

1. Open Settings → Applications → Application Management.
2. Find the application that is causing the error (if not known, select System Apps and check Launcher or System UI).
3. Slap it on and select the Warehouse.
4. Click Clear Cache (not to be confused with Clear Data – this will remove all app settings!).
5. Reboot the phone.

If the error is related to Google Play Services, do the following:

Settings → Applications → Application Management → Google Play Services → Additional → Reset preferences

Close all background applications

Connect your phone to charge (in case of a long reboot)

Take a screenshot of the list of installed applications

Check the memory space (less than 1GB can cause new errors)-->

⚠️ Note: Do not clear system application data (e.g. com.android.phone or com.miui.securitycenter) unless absolutely necessary.This may result in loss of mobile communications or failure of the fingerprint sensor.

Method 2: Reset application settings (without data loss)

If cleaning the cache didn’t work, try resetting all applications to factory ones, which will return standard permissions, disable notifications, and reset default apps (like calling or SMS) and leave your files, contacts, and messages intact.

Instructions:

1. Go to Settings → Applications → Application Management.
2. Slip on the three dots in the top right corner and select Reset App Settings.
3. Confirm the action and wait for the process to be completed.
4. Reboot the Redmi 9T.

After discharge:

• 🔒 Go to the settings of each application and manually allow access to contacts, storage, etc. (automatic permissions can cause conflict again).
• 📵 Turn off auto-run for underutilized programs in Settings → Battery → Auto-start.
• 🔄 Update all apps through Google Play Market.

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If the error disappeared after the reset but returned after a few days, keep a log: write down what actions it appears after (for example, when opening the camera or connecting to Wi-Fi), this will help identify the trigger.

Method 3: Update MIUI to the latest version

System process errors are often fixed in new firmware versions. Check if the update is available for your Redmi 9T:

1. Open Settings → About the phone → System update.
2. Click Check for updates.
3. If a new version is available, download and install it (preferably via Wi-Fi).

If the update is not automatically updated:

• 🌍 Check the firmware region: go to Settings → Additionally. → Region and select India (updates for this region are coming out more often).
• 🔗 Download the firmware manually from the official Xiaomi website (choose the version for Redmi). 9T codenamed lime).
• 📁 Use Update through file in system settings (file must be called) update.zip and lie at the root of memory).

⚠️ Warning: If after the update the phone stopped turning on or got stuck on the Redmi logo, perform a hard reset (click Power). + Volume up for 10 seconds. That will delete all the data, but it will bring back the performance.

Method 4: Remove problem applications (including system applications)

Some pre-installed Xiaomi apps (such as Mi Video, Mi Browser or GetApps) are known for causing bugs and can be removed without root rights using the Android Debug Bridge (ADB).

Instructions:

1. Turn on Developer Mode: Go to Settings → About Phone and tap the MIUI version 7 times.
2. Return to Settings → Additional → For developers and activate Debugging over USB.
3. Connect your phone to your PC, download ADB Tools and open the command line in the folder with adb.exe.
4. Enter the command: Adb devices (should appear device with serial number).
5. Remove the unnecessary app (example for Mi Browser): adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.android.browser

List of safe to remove system applications:

• 🎬 com.miui.video - Mi Video (video player)
• 🌐 com.android.browser - Mi Browser (browser)
• 📦 com.xiaomi.midrop - Mi Drop (file transfer)
• 🎵 com.miui.player - Mi Music (music player)

Method 5: Hard reset (if nothing worked)

If the error is constantly appearing and interferes with work, the last option is to reset to factory settings, which will delete all data from the phone, so first:

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

Resetting instructions:

1. Turn off the phone.
2. Press Power + Volume up for 10 seconds until the Mi logo appears.
3. From the Recovery menu, select Wipe Data (use volume buttons for navigation and power button for confirmation).
4. Confirm the reset and wait until it is completed.
5. Select Reboot to reboot.

After discharge:

• 🔧 Don’t restore data from a backup right away – first check if an error appears on a “clean” system.
• 📥 Install applications one at a time, watching the system response.
• 🔒 Turn off automatic app updates on Google Play for the first week.

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If the error returned even after a hard reset, the problem may be in the hardware (for example, damaged memory).

More tips: how to prevent mistakes in the future

To minimize the risk of recurrence of error reports:

• 🛡️ Regularly update your firmware and apps (but not on the day of release – wait 2-3 days in case of bugs).
• 🧹 Clean the cache once a month through Settings → Warehouse → Cleanup.
• 🚫 Don’t use memory cleaners and boosters – they often cause conflicts.
• 🔋 Watch the battery: If the phone turns off at 10-15% charge, it can damage system files.
• 📡 Avoid connecting to public Wi-Fi without VPN — Some networks are recognized as insecure and block system processes.

If you are actively using custom firmware or magic modules, errors may be related to them. Check the compatibility of modules with your version of MIUI on the XDA Developers forum.

FAQ: Frequent questions about Redmi errors 9T