Here is a complete guide on how to downgrade Huawei Mate 30 Pro EMUI 11 to EMUI 10!
If you own a Huawei Mate 30 Pro and want to install Google Play Store on it, you can downgrade its EMUI 11 to EMUI 10 as in the video below:
Undoubtedly one of the most potent gadgets produced in 2019 is the Huawei Mate 30 Pro LIO-L29. The phone has a top-of-the-line Kirin 990 7nm CPU. In this price range, an outstanding bundle is an OLED, HDR10 Screen with a size of 6.3 inches. But regardless of how pricey our cellphones are, software errors can always occur. In this situation, customers typically need to reload the entire firmware in order to restore the phone’s functionality. We are providing stock firmware for the Asian market, which only supports the LIO-L29 C636 version. Do not attempt to use this firmware with any other customer version.
Important:
- Before rolling back, make a backup of your crucial data on an SD card, computer, or cloud.
- Make sure your phone has a battery life of at least 50%.
- For the software package download, choose a dependable connection.
- Verify that you are using an authentic ROM. Otherwise, your rollback could fail and unidentified problems could arise.
- Check to see if your phone has been rooted or locked.
- Maintain enough space on your smartphone.
- Once the system has been rolled back, it will restart. About 10 minutes will pass throughout this. (Downloading is based on the speed of your internet).
The EMUI 11 is Huawei’s most recent mobile operating system, and it was unveiled during the Huawei Developer Conference 2020. It includes updates, additions, and enhancements over the prior version of EMUI.
The EMUI 11 features a new smart Always on Display (AOD), greater multi-screen cooperation, smoother multi-window multitasking, new animation effects in the fast settings and in the home screen, better visual effects, and much more, according to the material.
Despite these new features, some users may experience strange feelings after updating to EMUI 11. These consumers might also express dissatisfaction with a variety of problems, such as battery drain, display, and even unattractive user interfaces.
As it transitions to the HarmonyOS, the Chinese tech giant is working to address any issues that current device owners may be experiencing (Hongmeng OS).
