To do a backup of an Android app you need to have the developer mode active, and your device has to be accessible with adb. As long as you picked the same server, it should be OK, and the token should have been downloaded and stored into the database. Please note that it’s possible that your device does not show under the old app. Then, log into your account.Īfter this point, you are ready to perform the backup and extract the token. When the app asks which server should be used, pick the same one you used with the newer version of the app.
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You can find older versions of the Mi Home app in apkmirror.ĭownload, install and start up the older version of the Mi Home app. Scan Lost Data: Effortlessly scan iPhone/iPad/iPod and iTunes backup to retrieve deleted or lost data freely access iCloud account to download and extract. As explained here and in github issue #185, newer versions of the app do not download the token into the local database, which means that we can’t retrieve the token from the backup. Then, set up your Xiaomi device with the Mi Home app.Īfter the setup is completed, and the device has been connected to the Wi-Fi network of your choice, it is necessary to downgrade the Mi Home app to some version equal or below 5.0.19.
HFW users need not to worry about as automatic updates are disabled by default, just don't do something foolish like installing OFW 4.86, just wait for next HFW version came out. U.S or china servers are OK, but the european server is not supported by the old app. Initially, the 4.86 firmware been carried out on certain EU users to remove Singstar icon that that was stayed permanently on XMB and now this is global-wide release. When the app asks you which server you want to use, it’s important to pick one that is also available in older versions of Mi Home (we’ll see why a bit later). Start by installing the newest version of the Mi Home app from Google Play and setting up your account.
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