OK so since I flashed my one with cm12 clean
My phone has been getting hot 45 degrees and battery running down even faster
Media been using up my battery and I can't force stop its so weird anyone knows a fix?
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sonygoup said:
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Try check using wakelock detector
sonygoup said:
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You can try some of the following options
-Try to disable this app from App Info
-If you are rooted, go to recovery and wipe Dalvik cache/cache
-Install wakelock detecting apps like wakelock detector or gsam (all are for rooted devices) and post the screenshots here after 1 full charge cycle
-If you are rooted, you can try disabling it's services. I don't remember that app name to disable it.
-If nothing works out, factory reset
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Just this morning I unplug my phone and its at70 percent which I found odd. Then I check a little but later and its at 20. So I try to restart it. And then it's at 7. This has never happened before on this rom. Any advice as to what I can do?
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shadowdylan99 said:
Just this morning I unplug my phone and its at70 percent which I found odd. Then I check a little but later and its at 20. So I try to restart it. And then it's at 7. This has never happened before on this rom. Any advice as to what I can do?
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wipe cache and dalvik then reflash the rom (dont wipe data) seems to fix a lot of issues
HI all,
After upgrading to 10.2.0 RC1 on my Nexus S, the battery life can only survive for several hours.
Then I checked detailed battery usage(Setting->Battery), the SMS app used almost 82% battery.
Now my workaround solution is shutting down the SMS app.
Does anyone meet the same problem ?
Many thanks.
You should try using Greenify - forcefully hibernates apps when the screen turns off, until you need them again.
Check whatever uses your battery using BetterBatteryStats and Wakelock Detector.
neo_yxm said:
HI all,
After upgrading to 10.2.0 RC1 on my Nexus S, the battery life can only survive for several hours.
Then I checked detailed battery usage(Setting->Battery), the SMS app used almost 82% battery.
Now my workaround solution is shutting down the SMS app.
Does anyone meet the same problem ?
Many thanks.
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Try another version or different ROM..
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Setting.Out said:
Try another version or different ROM..
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I have tried to downgrade the OS image to 10.1.2, but failed to boot up.
I knew the boot-up failure was caused by incompatible user data.
But these userdata is too much important to me, I will never wipe them out.
Just hope this bug can be fixed in the next release.
neo_yxm said:
I have tried to downgrade the OS image to 10.1.2, but failed to boot up.
I knew the boot-up failure was caused by incompatible user data.
But these userdata is too much important to me, I will never wipe them out.
Just hope this bug can be fixed in the next release.
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Make a backup of your data... You should be able to keep all your data and still flash at will... The only data I lose is browser history and passwords... ?? I flash sometimes a couple times a day..
You could also uninstall the misbehaving app and install an alternative version ( hangouts for kitkat, for example, can be used for mms )
Tried googling this but nothing came up. Using Better battery stats to detect wakelocks. And it shows "undefined-wakelock-timer" under partial wakelocks. And it says it's from Google Play Services. I've tried clearing google play services cache, rebooting, clearing cache and dalvik through recovery, rebooting, uninstalling some apps, rebooting, turing location off, rebooting, but nothing works. I'm also on kit kat.cm 11 nightlys Any help would be appreciated.
Bbs has a thread on xda. Use it.
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Rehab4Life said:
Tried googling this but nothing came up. Using Better battery stats to detect wakelocks. And it shows "undefined-wakelock-timer" under partial wakelocks. And it says it's from Google Play Services. I've tried clearing google play services cache, rebooting, clearing cache and dalvik through recovery, rebooting, uninstalling some apps, rebooting, turing location off, rebooting, but nothing works. I'm also on kit kat.cm 11 nightlys Any help would be appreciated.
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Hi, pls did u solve your problem?
I have it too on all CM 11 based roms
smatak said:
Hi, pls did u solve your problem?
I have it too on all CM 11 based roms
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It went away by itself. Probably because of a new, better cm nightly.
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My phone's restarting randomly after i updated to 5.1.1.
Things i tried :
1) cleared cache through recovery as well as from fastboot
2) did a factory reset from recovery (4 times)
3) tried using without any sims or network.
What else is there to do now?
Note: i am unrooted, haven't unlocked my bootloader. I am on stock.
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xrock8 said:
My phone's restarting randomly after i updated to 5.1.1.
Things i tried :
1) cleared cache through recovery as well as from fastboot
2) did a factory reset from recovery (4 times)
3) tried using without any sims or network.
What else is there to do now?
Note: i am unrooted, haven't unlocked my bootloader. I am on stock.
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Which phone? Moto g3 already comes with 5.1.1
banerjeeayan1996 said:
Which phone? Moto g3 already comes with 5.1.1
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Ohh sorry my bad must have been some minor update then...
I am on motog3 ...
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xrock8 said:
Ohh sorry my bad must have been some minor update then...
I am on motog3 ...
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I suspect it could be an app doing it. Are you running any type of Antivirus? Try force closing apps and see if you can narrow it down. Any app that is memory intensive could do it.
Tel864 said:
I suspect it could be an app doing it. Are you running any type of Antivirus? Try force closing apps and see if you can narrow it down. Any app that is memory intensive could do it.
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Dude i wiped out everything 4 times already.
All there's left are the stock apps.
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I tried to uninstall updates, also clearing cache but nothing works
this app must be a battery life improver app! not a killer one!!
knox anti malware system is off in it
Try clearing cache partition in recovery. If that doesn't help factory reset.
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Try clearing cache partition in recovery. If that doesn't help factory reset.
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do you have the same problem with your device maintenance app ?
Bro, it shows a battery usage of.. a system. The Device Maintenance app is a part of the system - so it does not show the battery usage only of the app - it shows all the usage of the system apps. That's why is so high .
Hani88 said:
do you have the same problem with your device maintenance app ?
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No mines fine. Normally 3-5 percent usage in a full day.
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Bro, it shows a battery usage of.. a system. The Device Maintenance app is a part of the system - so it does not show the battery usage only of the app - it shows all the usage of the system apps. That's why is so high .
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but why only this system app has a high battery usage bro!
Mr_Stabs said:
No mines fine. Normally 3-5 percent usage in a full day.
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interesting..
Hani88 said:
but why only this system app has a high battery usage bro!
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You didn't understand me. It's a part of the system and the percentage shows overall battery usage of all the system apps.
vemangor said:
You didn't understand me. It's a part of the system and the percentage shows overall battery usage of all the system apps.
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very interesting!! ?
also low battery notification setting is gone in the latest update.. anyone else ?
it is so annoying!
Just tap there - everything is still available
vemangor said:
Just tap there - everything is still available
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no unfortunately
I meant the low battery notification settings
Hani88 said:
no unfortunately
I meant the low battery notification settings
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Yes its not there, and now exynos is on V2 bootloader too which means its not possible anymore to flash back to V1 bootloader, btw its the android system drain that you are experiencing, for me its 4%. Maybe clear the cache to solve it, or a factory reset as a last resort.
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shah22 said:
Yes its not there, and now exynos is on V2 bootloader too which means its not possible anymore to flash back to V1 bootloader, btw its the android system drain that you are experiencing, for me its 4%. Maybe clear the cache to solve it, or a factory reset as a last resort.
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If I install a previous apk version of it I can get this settings back again
Can you tell me please your android system usage?
Hani88 said:
If I install a previous apk version of it I can get this settings back again
Can you tell me please your android system usage?
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Here it is, somewhat less SOT, but i used mobile hotspot for a hour or two.
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