Redmi 6 Pro (Sakura) Rollback Version Downgrade Error Fix [Updating Version] 2023 Free Hasan Techs

Redmi 6 Pro (Sakura) Rollback Version Downgrade Error Fix [Updating Version] 2023 Free Hasan Techs When attempting to install TWRP on your Redmi 6 Pro (Sakura) through Fastboot mode, you may see the error message “Writing’recovery’ FAILED (remote: ‘rollback version downgrade’)” subsequently you should read this essay.

Solution

A tiny utility has been developed to make it simple to correct this problem with a single click. TWRP is also included with the tool, so after the problem has been resolved, you can install it on your device.

Features:

Fix RollBack Version Downgrade
Flash TWRP

Thank you

The following individuals deserve my gratitude for their assistance in the creation of this tool:
Each and every developer that worked on the tool
The instructors who instructed me in writing code
Everyone else who deserves thanks

Special Thanks To:

The Ata Thingyan festival is celebrated by the Burmese people.
May all be well.

How To Use?

Download the tool from the below link
Extract the tool to your desktop.
Connect your Redmi 6 Pro to your computer in Fastboot mode.
Next, follow the below pic
The tool will fix the error and install TWRP on your device.
You can use the following command to reboot your device into TWRP when the utility has done running:
fastboot reboot recovery
That’s it! After installing TWRP, you have successfully resolved the Rollback Version Downgrade Error on your Redmi 6 Pro.

Download Links:

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README:

Compatibility: The utility functions flawlessly on 32- and 64-bit versions of Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, and 10.

Make a Backup: Before using the aforementioned tool, please make a backup of the personal information stored on your Android tablet or smartphone. The gadget could brick with any firmware or recovery flash.

Credits: The developer is responsible for creating and distributing the Redmi 6 Pro (Sakura) Rollback Version Downgrade Error Fix. Therefore, the developer deserves all the credit for freely giving the technology.