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[Bug-Fix] Solution for wifi-shutdown in standby (no root required)

UPDATE: There is an app in the play store called 'Advanced Wifi Lock (Free)' which fixes this problem and DOES NOT need root

ossy1337 said:
Some (or maybe the most) users reported that the phone loses wifi signal after a few minutes in standby. I probably found a way to fix this. All you need to do is:
5. change the line 'gEnableSuspend=3' to 'gEnableSuspent=1'
PS: Keep in mind that unlocking the bootloader using htcdev will most likely void or at least constrain your warranty
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Are you sure about the gEnableSuspenT (changing d to t)?

mremolt said:
Are you sure about the gEnableSuspenT (changing d to t)?
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fixed it

Update in post 1, no root required!

Yeah I found out about the wifi lock issue when I got my sony tablet, advanced wifi lock is the perfect solution!

for me the wifi lock causes very low standby hours. anyone having the same issue?

If I did not misunderstand what you mean by WiFi shutdown, there is an option in WiFi setting which keeps WiFi on even phone is in sleep mode (standby).
Go to:
WiFi list, menu, advanced, keep WiFi on during sleep, select always.
No 3rd party app needed.
Sent from my HTC One S using XDA

h.han said:
If I did not misunderstand what you mean by WiFi shutdown, there is an option in WiFi setting which keeps WiFi on even phone is in sleep mode (standby).
Go to:
WiFi list, menu, advanced, keep WiFi on during sleep, select always.
No 3rd party app needed.
Sent from my HTC One S using XDA
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That's exactly why this thread exist...
the 'keep on' function doesn't work for some users.

ossy1337 said:
That's exactly why this thread exist...
the 'keep on' function doesn't work for some users.
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OK, if that's the case, ignore my post then, but I did not really see any where mentioning the "keep one" function not working in this thread, so had no idea... maybe good to add it somewhere just to avoid further confusion
By the way, the "keep on" function works fine for me, so maybe something to do with the router? or wifi band (802.11a/b/n)?

ossy1337 said:
UPDATE: There is an app in the play store called 'Advanced Wifi Lock (Free)' which fixes this problem and DOES NOT need root
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Have been looking for this solution awhile... finally found something that is useful!!! Thanks a lot!!!

This app causes massive battery drain. For me, I updated my device with ics ruu and this problem was gone, but a week ago when I did a factory reset the problem reappeared.
Sent from my HTC One S using xda app-developers app

Thanks for sharing. I would've tried it out if it weren't for the fact that my current rom has no problems with wifi connectivity at all.
However, I will keep this app in mind just in case .

[APP][TEQTIC][4.1+] LeanDroid - ? Most advanced battery saver

Introducing LeanDroid:
LeanDroid is a lightweight and incredibly powerful battery saver. It automatically manages the power-hungry radios on your device while the screen is off to significantly lengthen battery life.
Get the most out of your device with the most advanced and efficient battery saver! The no-frills battery saver that actually works!
Features:
-Automatically disables Wi-Fi
-Automatically disables cellular data (root only on Lollipop+)
-Automatically disables cellular radio (root only on Lollipop+)
-Automatically disables Bluetooth
-Automatically disables network location (KitKat+, root only on Lollipop+)
-Automatically disables GPS location (KitKat+, root only on Lollipop+)
-Automatically switches cellular network mode (Lollipop+ and with root)
-Periodically restores connections for sync
-Schedule when LD should be active with the time exception
-Set exceptions for when certain apps are running
-Set exceptions by Wi-Fi name
-Set exceptions by Bluetooth device
-Set exceptions by data transfer speed
-Many more options
-No ads
It can disable WiFi, Cellular Data (2G, 3G, LTE)*, Cellular radio*, Bluetooth, and Location* (networks and GPS) after a certain time with the screen off to conserve battery power and lower data usage. Connections are restored when the screen is turned back on or unlocked, as well as periodically, to allow for notifications to come in. LD will only re-enable connections that it disabled, not all of the selected connections. There are many additional options to set to your preference.
If you have an issue, please email [email protected], or use the contact menu option from the app before leaving a negative review!
Some options explained:
Disable Wi-Fi/Data/Network mode except if active - Connections are only disabled if there is negligible data transfer while the screen is off. Some music services don't "stream" but instead download entire songs at once, and they might do this while the screen is still on. Please set the disable time interval to at least the length of your average song so LD can catch data activity while the screen is off or use the except if "Except if apps running" option.
Disable Wi-Fi except if browser has web login - WiFi is not disabled if it requires a browser login (common for public hotspots or guest networks), so that you do not have to re-enter the password when it is re-enabled.
Disable Wi-Fi except if requires browser login - WiFi is not disabled if it requires a browser login (common for public hotspots or guest networks), so that you do not have to re-enter the password when it is re-enabled.
Disable except if apps running - No connections are disabled if one of the selected apps is found to be running in the foreground or has foreground services. There is a sub-option to also detect background services of the apps.
Restore Data after waiting xx seconds for Wi-Fi to connect - Wait for WiFi to connect before re-enabling cellular data. This prevents data from re-connecting for just a couple of seconds.
Tasker intents
com.teqtic.leandata.INTENT_START_SERVICE
com.teqtic.leandata.INTENT_STOP_SERVICE
* Note:
-Not all options are available on all devices.
-If you are on Android 4.4.1 - 4.4.2, a persistent notification is required due to a bug in KitKat where services cannot restart themselves once killed by the system. If you would like to hide the notification, find LeanDroid in Settings -> Apps, and un-check "show notifications".
Follow us on twitter: @teqTic
To join the Beta tester group:
1) Opt-in here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.teqtic.leandata
2) You will then receive the beta updates directly through the Play store.
Please keep in mind these beta versions will often have bugs!
Download:

Im gonna try this, have used smart radio function but felt it was draining battery a lot. Will keep you posted after trying this

phanitej said:
Im gonna try this, have used smart radio function but felt it was draining battery a lot. Will keep you posted after trying this
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Thank you sir. Please let me know how well it works for you.

Flyview said:
Thank you sir. Please let me know how well it works for you.
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Nice work. It works as it is supposed to. Is there any way i can check using terminal(or anything else) how long the radios are turned off or on?

phanitej said:
Nice work. It works as it is supposed to. Is there any way i can check using terminal(or anything else) how long the radios are turned off or on?
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You mean so that you can tell how long they were turned off for? Good question, there's gotta be some app that can pull up those statistics. For WiFi, you can check your battery usage chart.
Thanks for the feedback, rate it on Google Play if you get a chance. Bugs, suggestions and feature requests are welcome!

Flyview said:
You mean so that you can tell how long they were turned off for? Good question, there's gotta be some app that can pull up those statistics. For WiFi, you can check your battery usage chart.
Thanks for the feedback, rate it on Google Play if you get a chance. Bugs, suggestions and feature requests are welcome!
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Suggestions:
1. When im playing few multiplayer games like Heroes of Order and Chaos etc, i usually tend to leave my phone aside for one or two min, so with my current setup where the radios are turned off after one min, the internet might get disconnected hence me loosing the game. So if there is a feature which can check if there is data transfer then dont turn off the radios. Same goes with me downloading some files and the radios might turn off causing the download to fail. - I guess it is answered in the description, my mistake
2. Where it says turn on radios to sync/receive after a specific time period, is thee way to only switch on the 2g network to save more juice?
Questions:
1. When the radios are turned on after the specific time period to sync, do all the radios get turned on?
2. Does it already check if there is data transfer and then turn off the radios ?
Edit: Rated the app on Play Store

phanitej said:
Suggestions:
1. When im playing few multiplayer games like Heroes of Order and Chaos etc, i usually tend to leave my phone aside for one or two min, so with my current setup where the radios are turned off after one min, the internet might get disconnected hence me loosing the game. So if there is a feature which can check if there is data transfer then dont turn off the radios. Same goes with me downloading some files and the radios might turn off causing the download to fail.
2. Where it says turn on radios to sync/receive after a specific time period, is thee way to only switch on the 2g network to save more juice?
Questions:
1. When the radios are turned on after the specific time period to sync, do all the radios get turned on?
2. Does it already check if there is data transfer and then turn off the radios ?
Edit: Rated the app on Play Store
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Suggestion responses:
1. While the screen is on, the connections are never turned off. The time "after" is time after screen off (explained in help dialog or on Play Store).
2) No, there is currently no option to do that. I wouldn't recommend it either. 2G/Edge is so slow it wouldn't even be able to connect and do anything in the brief time it has to sync.
Question responses:
1. Nope, only the connections that were turned off by the app. I will update the app description to make this more clear.
2. Yes I believe right now it is set to a threshold of about 2kB/s. If within the period that it checks, the data transfer is more than this, it will not disable WiFi/data.

Flyview said:
Suggestion responses:
1. While the screen is on, the connections are never turned off. The time "after" is time after screen off (explained in help dialog or on Play Store).
2) No, there is currently no option to do that. I wouldn't recommend it either. 2G/Edge is so slow it wouldn't even be able to connect and do anything in the brief time it has to sync.
Question responses:
1. Nope, only the connections that were turned off by the app. I will update the app description to make this more clear.
2. Yes I believe right now it is set to a threshold of about 2kB/s. If within the period that it checks, the data transfer is more than this, it will not disable WiFi/data.
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One request, can we have an option to not turn off the radios if connected to charger?

can you add an option for tethering?

phanitej said:
One request, can we have an option to not turn off the radios if connected to charger?
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Already does that.
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

cottino said:
can you add an option for tethering?
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Explain? Most phones can already tether stock.
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Flyview said:
Already does that.
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
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Thats strange, i noticed yesterday when my phone was connected to the charger it turned off radios. Maybe something to do with my new ROM that i flashed. Will check it today in the night. Thanks for your response

Yes, but LeandData stop traffic also if tethering is on. In this case every time you have to switch on 3g again and reconnect your notebook.

phanitej said:
Thats strange, i noticed yesterday when my phone was connected to the charger it turned off radios. Maybe something to do with my new ROM that i flashed. Will check it today in the night. Thanks for your response
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Yes, please check for me as this could potentially be a bug. What did it turn off? It should not turn anything off if the device is charging. Also, if you connect a charger after the app has already turned off connections, it should turn them back on. Please ensure you haven't left any other similar apps running. The WiFi turning off with the screen off could also be a system option.
If you do indeed find a problem please let me know what Android version you are running. You can also check the Logcat if you filter for LeanData. Tell me what you see around the time of the problem.
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Yes, but LeandData stop traffic also if tethering is on. In this case every time you have to switch on 3g again and reconnect your notebook.
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I see. How are you tethering? USB or Bluetooth? If you are tethering through USB the device should be considered charging in which case it should not turn off the connections anyway. I will look into Bluetooth tethering.
Thanks for the feedback.

Flyview said:
Yes, please check for me as this could potentially be a bug. What did it turn off? It should not turn anything off if the device is charging. Also, if you connect a charger after the app has already turned off connections, it should turn them back on. Please ensure you haven't left any other similar apps running. The WiFi turning off with the screen off could also be a system option.
If you do indeed find a problem please let me know what Android version you are running. You can also check the Logcat if you filter for LeanData. Tell me what you see around the time of the problem.
I see. How are you tethering? USB or Bluetooth? If you are tethering through USB the device should be considered charging in which case it should not turn off the connections anyway. I will look into Bluetooth tethering.
Thanks for the feedback.
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I tethering through Wifi but with my settings the problem is network data:

Flyview said:
Yes, please check for me as this could potentially be a bug. What did it turn off? It should not turn anything off if the device is charging. Also, if you connect a charger after the app has already turned off connections, it should turn them back on. Please ensure you haven't left any other similar apps running. The WiFi turning off with the screen off could also be a system option.
If you do indeed find a problem please let me know what Android version you are running. You can also check the Logcat if you filter for LeanData. Tell me what you see around the time of the problem.
Thanks for the feedback.
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As expected, i cleaned up everything on my device and flashed a new build. Installed LeanData and used the same settings, all working fine. Radios get turned on when plugged into the charger. Thanks for your time, quick response and efforts
To be honest, i have used many similar apps and never got this almost perfect feeling for any app
Wish i could donate, but running on low budget due to my job. Will donate once things settle down at my end.

cottino said:
I tethering through Wifi but with my settings the problem is network data:
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I see! I forgot about WiFI tethering, derp. I will add in some logic to not disable connections if tethering as soon as I can. Keep your eyes peeled for an update. Thanks.
phanitej said:
As expected, i cleaned up everything on my device and flashed a new build. Installed LeanData and used the same settings, all working fine. Radios get turned on when plugged into the charger. Thanks for your time, quick response and efforts
To be honest, i have used many similar apps and never got this almost perfect feeling for any app
Wish i could donate, but running on low budget due to my job. Will donate once things settle down at my end.
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Awesome, keep an eye on it. Thanks for the kind words!

MIUI rom have a application to monitor intenet connect of all application. it's great and I cannot find other app can do like this on Playstore. Bcs many app ask permission connect network althought they are no need to run. But I guest they need permission connect network to sending some information silently.

Different from Sony Stamina mode?
Hi.
I have an xperia device and i would like to know if this app is different from sony's stamina mode, which also switches off connections in idle mode.
Thanks.

GPS might also be a worthy addition!
Only the paid version of dsbatterysaver includes GPS. Right now, I have tasker turn it on and off with the screen when unplugged but that means no syncing of location using GPS.

When coming home, phone does only connect to wifi after the screen has turned on

Hi,
I am on C432B170. Whenever I change locations (physically), the phone only connects to the available (and already saved) wifi after I turn the screen on. It then keeps connection indefinitely. I also double checked, it is set to keep the connection always.
Or am I too impatient (it even happens after being within wifi range for 15 minutes)? What is the scan interval when the screen is off? Is there maybe a way to decrease that interval?
Thank you in advance

cn0MMnb said:
Or am I too impatient (it even happens after being within wifi range for 15 minutes)? What is the scan interval when the screen is off? Is there maybe a way to decrease that interval?
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My Mate 8 connects immediately after I enter home while keeping the phone in my pocket without turning the screen on.
So there must definitely be a problem in your settings, or maybe a problem in your wireless router configuration.
If possible check your Mate 8 behavior with another wifi network.

In fact, it happens also at work. and my Mate S (with Android 5) connected immediately.
Do you have wifi+ enabled or disabled?

cn0MMnb said:
Do you have wifi+ enabled or disabled?
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Not enabled, it might creates problems keeping the phone always on mobile data connection instead of switching to wifi..

themissionimpossible said:
Not enabled, it might creates problems keeping the phone always on mobile data connection instead of switching to wifi..
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I have it disabled aswell.

How are you sure that wifi connection is not active?
Only because you can't see the wifi symbol on the status bar as soon as you turn the screen on (it might be due only to a delay in the screen refresh), or have you checked otherwise?

themissionimpossible said:
How are you sure that wifi connection is not active?
Only because you can't see the wifi symbol on the status bar as soon as you turn the screen on (it might be due only to a delay in the screen refresh), or have you checked otherwise?
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I checked the dhcp log in the router and it also matches the time of when I activated the display

What battery saving plan are you using?
And check advanced wifi settings: always active on standby is enabled?

themissionimpossible said:
What battery saving plan are you using?
And check advanced wifi settings: always active on standby is enabled?
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Performance
Always active (as stated in initial post) (Battery history also shows that WIFI was on permanently)

Well, other possibilities are to delete the wifi connection and recreate it (if not already tried), and eventually perform a Mate 8 factory reset.

themissionimpossible said:
Well, other possibilities are to delete the wifi connection and recreate it (if not already tried), and eventually perform a Mate 8 factory reset.
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also known as "I got no idea, try this standard thingy". I already resetted the phone - without any third party apps I noticed the exact same bahavior

Unfortunately, if you can't solve the problem in any way, probably your Mate 8 is somehow faulty in the wifi compartment, and need to be sent to Huawei for repair...

themissionimpossible said:
Unfortunately, if you can't solve the problem in any way, probably your Mate 8 is somehow faulty in the wifi compartment, and need to be sent to Huawei for repair...
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That's like saying: "If notifications are delayed, you need to send it to huawei for repair"
If wifi works fine otherwise, it must be a software problem.

Edit: found a discussion on google productforums:
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/nexus/3y35TOBjznc;context-place=topicsearchin/nexus/category$3Anexus-6p|sort:relevance|spell:false
Chances are, it's an android 6.0 issue. Too bad, Huawei didn't update to 6.0.1

cn0MMnb said:
Chances are, it's an android 6.0 issue. Too bad, Huawei didn't update to 6.0.1
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I honestly don't think so, AFAIK till now nobody here (and on the other forums I attend) has posted a similar problem with the Mate 8, so IMHO it shouldn't t be a Huawei Android 6.0 problem.
But anyway, this XDA thread now might be read by some other people who could possibly confirm the same problem, so you'll see if you're not alone...

I do have same problem on KanVIP Slim on a AL10. The wifi wont connect until i open the screen nor at home or at work, did test it with WIFI+ enabled or disabled.
Also i have noticed that the login webpage wont show when i'm connected to a public free WIFI that require web login.
Waiting for the new 172 version of the ROM to see if any improvements.

DANDANA said:
I do have same problem on KanVIP Slim on a AL10. The wifi wont connect until i open the screen nor at home or at work, did test it with WIFI+ enabled or disabled.
Also i have noticed that the login webpage wont show when i'm connected to a public free WIFI that require web login.
Waiting for the new 172 version of the ROM to see if any improvements.
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What Android version does your KanVIP run? 6.0 or 6.0.1?

cn0MMnb said:
What Android version does your KanVIP run? 6.0 or 6.0.1?
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Should i say KangVIP, its on 6.0 Chinese base 168

I have the same problem.. from C432B103 till B170.. only when I unlock the screen after a few second I get a sign that wifi was founded and connected.. so I think that phone is on 4G when it sleeps.. thats no good((

DANDANA said:
I do have same problem on KanVIP Slim on a AL10. The wifi wont connect until i open the screen nor at home or at work, did test it with WIFI+ enabled or disabled.
Also i have noticed that the login webpage wont show when i'm connected to a public free WIFI that require web login.
Waiting for the new 172 version of the ROM to see if any improvements.
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Same problem
Any solution ?

qcom_rx_wakelock

So as you may guess, i am having trouble with the qcom_rx_wakelock, and no matter how much searching i do i can't find a solution. I am hoping someone here may be able to help.
It occurs only when wifi is turned on, (not currently sure about connected vs unconnected) and is responsible for causing large drain from Android System and Android OS.
I have tried a number of proposed solutions including: clean rom install (sultan's CM13 if it matters), changing radio, ensuring wifi scanning is turned off, and applying an iptables custom script in droid wall.
None of this has worked.
My knowledge of the wakelock is that it is to do with wifi: 1 hypothesis is it relates to broadcast/multicast pings constantly waking the phone, 2nd hypothesis is that it is to do with being on a large scale wifi network with unusual security (i am at uni). One person suggested (in a thread that i can no longer find) that a dev solved it by changing the wifi drivers in his kernel, but i cant do this unless i change kernel i guess?
Below are some screenshots of it effects. Any help in finding a solution would be greatly appreciated!

Get Greenify and ForceDoze from the Play Store. ForceDoze doesn't need any special settings, just enable it. With Greenify, go in and select apps that use data connectivity. This should minimize wifi wakelock.

kenboyles72 said:
Get Greenify and ForceDoze from the Play Store. ForceDoze doesn't need any special settings, just enable it. With Greenify, go in and select apps that use data connectivity. This should minimize wifi wakelock.
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I tried that and it made little/no difference, also tried amplify, but qcom_rx_wakelock is not listed. With regards to dose I use aggressive dose, I think this is the same? But it did not make any difference.
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This is a quote from another forum:
That particular wake lock is triggered any time the phone is awoken from deep sleep to send or receive data on wifi. If you are having issues with just one particular wifi network, that is likely DHCP/dynamic IP related. There are reports of issues with certain wifi routers that are using dynamic IP addresses causing DHCP queries to constantly wake the device. The only known work-around is to set a static IP address or use a different router.
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So, you could try setting the phone's ip to a static ip and see if this minimizes the issue.
Edit: Forgot you were on university's wifi, may not be able to set a static ip, unless you set the last 3 numbers to a very high number. Ex: 192.168.1.900, if the router(s) are set up to assign that high.

kenboyles72 said:
This is a quote from another forum:
So, you could try setting the phone's ip to a static ip and see if this minimizes the issue.
Edit: Forgot you were on university's wifi, may not be able to set a static ip, unless you set the last 3 numbers to a very high number. Ex: 192.168.1.900, if the router(s) are set up to assign that high.
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Ok, thanks! I have just come home today so will see if it stops on my home wifi, but will be back in uni on monday so will check the static IP idea then and report back, would your example address be appropriate, or do i need a more specific address?

captaindyson said:
Ok, thanks! I have just come home today so will see if it stops on my home wifi, but will be back in uni on monday so will check the static IP idea then and report back, would your example address be appropriate, or do i need a more specific address?
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The above ip is just an example.
Go to settings > wifi > 3 dots in upper right > advanced. now scroll all the way down and see what your ip is currently and write it down.
Go back to main wifi menu and long press on the connected wifi and choose modify network
Expand advanced options > tap ip settings > choose static > enter in the same ip you wrote down or change the last 3 digits and save
Note: when you tap on the box to enter ip, an ip will already be showing, just start typing and it will disappear.

@captaindyson
Did you find any solution?
I'm facing same problem on oneplus 3

Prince Chandela said:
@captaindyson
Did you find any solution?
I'm facing same problem on oneplus 3
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Hi, this was quite some time back so i don't remember all the details of when exactly the problem stopped, but i don't have the issue any more. The only things to have changed are that i am now on jgcaaps CM14 as opposed to sultan, and perhaps the uni had changes things on their end? i don't know.
If you are having the same issue then try the things i mention in the first post, and the solution offered in this thread, and if that does not work then maybe change ROM/Kernel?
I'm afraid that is about all the help i can give

captaindyson said:
Hi, this was quite some time back so i don't remember all the details of when exactly the problem stopped, but i don't have the issue any more. The only things to have changed are that i am now on jgcaaps CM14 as opposed to sultan, and perhaps the uni had changes things on their end? i don't know.
If you are having the same issue then try the things i mention in the first post, and the solution offered in this thread, and if that does not work then maybe change ROM/Kernel?
I'm afraid that is about all the help i can give
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Thank You!

captaindyson said:
Hi, this was quite some time back so i don't remember all the details of when exactly the problem stopped, but i don't have the issue any more. The only things to have changed are that i am now on jgcaaps CM14 as opposed to sultan, and perhaps the uni had changes things on their end? i don't know.
If you are having the same issue then try the things i mention in the first post, and the solution offered in this thread, and if that does not work then maybe change ROM/Kernel?
I'm afraid that is about all the help i can give
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Thank You!
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Hey!
I'm having the same issue (having WiFi on drains 2-4% per hour, turned it off last night, didn't lose one single battery percent in 7+ hours), how did you resolve the issue?

Lada333 said:
Hey!
I'm having the same issue (having WiFi on drains 2-4% per hour, turned it off last night, didn't lose one single battery percent in 7+ hours), how did you resolve the issue?
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Mine was a hardware issue.
You can try to flash complete stock firmware "this is different" than downloading a Rom and flashing via TWRP.
Here's the link https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1NaxDX6t9GrYm9CMWZiSmh1VmM/view?usp=sharing
Please read this article first https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3/how-to/unbrick-phone-msmdownloadtool-v3-0-6-t3575801

Wifi turning off on it's own

Just started recently. Wifi calling is off. Didn't see any other setting. Anyone know?

It might be because I have wifi smart settings turned on but just recently turned off GPS. Just to turned it back on so we'll see...

Apparently it's not those settings. Problem still persisting. Anyone know please speak up.

Been dealing with same issue. Seen people talk about turning off optimizations for certain apps that is a possible fix. Google connectivity and wifi.

Thanks. How do you do this?

juntjoo said:
Thanks. How do you do this?
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It's in the app settings in the 3 dot menu under optimizations. Like I said it seems to be a hit or miss.

BlackHoleSlam said:
It's in the app settings in the 3 dot menu under optimizations. Like I said it seems to be a hit or miss.
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Thanks. Don't have Google connectivity. What is that? Maybe it's got another name in my list

juntjoo said:
Thanks. Don't have Google connectivity. What is that? Maybe it's got another name in my list
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It's an app that assists with Wifi connection. You can find it in the Play store under Google Connectivity Services so you know what the logo looks like, at least in case it's under a different name. Namely used to automatically connect you to good public WiFi APs and auto-tunnel you to Google's VPN.

fixed it for me
Try installing the app called "WIFI KeepAlive" (the one with a grey antenna not green wifi bars)
This fixed it for me