If you’re having issues flashing the appropriate ROM via recovery, you might have to resort to flashing via Fastboot Mode.
For fastboot flashing, click here and download the appropriate fastboot file amongst the selection circled in red below.
If you’re not familiar with fastboot mode flashing, you can install MiFlash tool and then check out How To Fix Xiaomi MiFlash Missmatching Image and Device error for a quick guide on flashing the Xiaomi Redmi 2 via Fastboot mode.
If you need your device in a language other than English and Spanish then you would have to install a custom ROM or Global MIUI ROM for Xiaomi Redmi 2.
If you choose the Global ROM route, you would have to download the appropriate fastboot file for your device ID as shown above. Extract the file and take out the modem file named NON-HLOS.bin. You will then flash this file to your device via fastboot mode to get IMEI and network signal detection working again. (See How To Fix No Network Signal On Xiaomi Redmi 2 Prime HM2014813)
NOTE: If you choose this method, each time there’s a major update, you will lose IMEI and have signal issues and thus have to flash the modem file again. I got tired of doing that and switched permanently to the stock chinese ROM for my Redmi 2 build.
I hope this guide comes of use to most of you out there. If you’re still having issues then I might really not be of help. Either way, just leave a comment. If it works for you though, be sure to let me know by leaving a comment and sharing this guide too.
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