HyperOS is not a standard operating system for Redmi smartphones. Redmi phones typically use MIUI (based on Android) or Android One. There’s no official “HyperOS” setting or customization option available for them.
If you’re seeing something called “HyperOS” on your Redmi phone, it’s likely:
* A custom ROM: Someone has installed a third-party custom ROM (a modified version of Android) with that name. Customization options within a custom ROM vary wildly depending on the specific ROM. Consult the ROM’s documentation or forums for information on how to customize it.
* A misinterpretation: You might be misremembering the name of a feature or setting within MIUI. MIUI offers extensive customization options; perhaps you’re thinking of a specific theme, widget, or setting that you’re trying to adjust.
* A misleading app: An app might be advertising itself with the name “HyperOS,” but this is not a legitimate Redmi operating system feature.
To help me give you specific instructions, please clarify:
* What is the exact model of your Redmi phone? (e.g., Redmi Note 11, Redmi 10C)
* Where did you encounter the term “HyperOS”? (e.g., in the settings menu, on a website, in an app)
* What are you trying to customize? (e.g., icons, fonts, always-on display, notification sounds)
Once I have this information, I can provide more accurate and helpful guidance.
