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XIAOMI MI4 stuck – Make your phone normal again!

Last week, my MI4 stuck after I installed and applied new theme (theme win10) to my phone. I searched few forums and knew that sometimes MI phones get stuck when some apps are installed. I found some solutions as well to fix it. One of them was to wipe all the data by rebooting to recovery mode. I was worried, I didn’t want to wipe my data at all. So instead of wiping all the data, I cleared cache and my phone came back to normal stage again.

These are the steps that I did:
  1. Turn off phone by pressing the power button.
  2. Press “volume UP + power” button to go into recovery.
  3. Select “English” from the menu and go to next screen.
  4. Select “Wipe & Reset” and go to next screen.
  5. Select “Wipe Cache” and go to next screen.
  6. Now select “YES” to confirm wipe cache.
After that, go back to main menu and reboot the phone. It’s done now. I didn’t lose my data.

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