i dont know but what i notice on my phone while charging when my phone is off the light appear green and when i turn it on it said only 85%. so charging while its off works better?
What rom are you running? You don't have to turn off to charge it doesn't matter if you have 1500 or 3500 battery (it will charge faster but not necessary).
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Im runing latest cm7 rom
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culua said:
Im runing latest cm7 rom
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It will turn green at about 85% to 90% that's normal lol. Just continue to leave it on the charger until its at 100%. You could also download battery monitor widget(free) from the market and look at the battery stats it helps. It will show you mA's and all battery history.
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im using the stock htc battery and my battery always charges to 75% thereabout and stops, charging the phone on or off.........any ideas how to fix this?
Try wiping the battery stats in recovery
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My battery indicator never shows 100% when fully charged. Highest it ever gets to is 98% (when blue indicator light shows full charge). I tried calibrating the battery using "Battery Helper" from the Market, followed the instructions, but still no change. Anyone able to point out what the issue is or how to fix?
SRF 1.2
Twilight Zone Kernel
EF02 Modem
Honeycomb Fusion Theme
Search the forum for the normal calibration thread.
have you tried clearing the battery stats from CWM??
Just made a how to video showing how to calibrate the battery
Youtube.com/qbking77
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The battery doesn't charge to 100% to prolong its overall
lifespan.
stir fry a lot said:
The battery doesn't charge to 100% to prolong its overall
lifespan.
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Which I prefer. Lol
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VeNoM vZ said:
have you tried clearing the battery stats from CWM??
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I have not tried that. Thanks, ill give it a shot.
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Just made a how to video showing how to calibrate the battery
Youtube.com/qbking77
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Awesome! Great stuff!! Thanks.
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my battery drains fast and i dont know what to do.
ive installed juice defender and did everything else to limit the battery drain as much as possible.
one thing ive noticed is that my screens brightness is set to low, but on my battery stats it says Display 64%
and recently my system says 30%
i left my phone on the charger overnight. and it got unplugged from the charger, when i woke i looked at my stats and the display was at 64%
the phone signal bar was filled and it was bright yellow.
and my system said 34%
can anyone help me?
When you plug it into a wall charger, can you confirm its charging AC and not USB
How old is the battery? Have you checked all the software that are automatically sync ?
I think that you must dig deep on what's your battery being used and consider the age of the battery in there too
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Yes I can confirm it, it says ac charging
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@ megabiteg not even a year old. I tried screen filter, flashing diffrent radios, changing wallpapers and turning off haptic press. How do u suggest I dig deeper?
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There are battery monitoring apps that you can find to monitor unusual activity.
Now your display is at 64% which is very peculiar.
Having trouble with AOSP? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1295702
Hmm I don't know what's up with it. I set my CPU low and I'm running evolved Final ROM.
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Could it have something to do with sense?
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Try System Panel, it's in the market. Best app I've found for monitoring battery consumption, especially when you need more details than the About Phone section under settings provides. It is a premium app, but cheaper than a new battery. Hope you find a solution quick! Battery problems are a pain.
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Have you tried calibrating your battery? Charge to 100%, then boot into recovery and wipe battery stats (or you can use the Battery Calibration app). Let the phone discharge fully - don't plug it in until it dies - then charge back to 100% without breaks.
It could also be an issue with your usb cable or charger. Sprint can run a test on the battery to see if it is the problem. Try calibration first to rule that out, and never wipe battery stats unless you're fully charged.
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I've tried the battery calibration. And I've done the wipe stats. I've read on how to recalibrate from HTC....
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Another thing I've noticed is that my battery drains when I flash a ROM...
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try charging it while its turned off then repeat the steps plainjane said. i was in the same boat as you when i flashed the evolved rom, now my battery life is pretty good.
What I just did was downgrade my radio one. My battery has been so much better in life. I am at 7 hrs right now at 66%. I have been using 4g, texting, and sending emails. Currently running Decks 1.3, SZ 2.2.1 CFS Havs.
What radio do you suggest? I'm on 1.77
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I tried the wake lock fix... I dunno if that one was a good pick. What do u suggest?
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My Desire battery while charging the status jumps from 70 % to 100% immediately.
I have been using battery calibrator application.
If the battery is fully charged, my desire turns off at 30%. That means in anyway my desire only uses 70% of the battery.
:cryingls help me
try this
Charge till full when powered on
power off
charge till full again
boot into recovery
wipe battery stats
boot and continue to use as normal
Thanx... Will try this...
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Let us know how it goes..
Same problem here...
It's not working.. Still the problem exits..
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It's not working.. Still the problem exits..
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there is an app on Google Play named: "Battery Calibration" made by 'NéMa'.
use it....:good:
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...mICQBQ&usg=AFQjCNHUrHK2SdcwIXgUdqFMed-PZcDJ7Q
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I tried all these battery calibration apps.. But still it jumps..
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I tried all these battery calibration apps.. But still it jumps..
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Did u do the guide i posted? All those battery calibrate apps do is wipe the battery stats, and thats not how to calibrate a battery
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Sorry.. I missed the last step in my previous post. Allow the battery to drain completely before charging again..
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yh, in the app once u check the boxes in settings and set the values in learn prep, turn on learn mode and drain ur battery, once it hits the value, a popup screen will say learn mode detected, plug in charger. (or something like that) just have the charger ready coz u only got a few seconds to plug it in then it shuts down lol
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Nothing works for me... I followed the battery calibration steps.. But fails.. Still have the same issue...
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Do you have these problems when you charge via usb or directly from the plug? As the second procedure is much faster, you can have some erroneous battery capacity readings from time to time, especially in (not really old but still bit) aged batteries.
Try before using the calibration tool the following: When the green LED appears, sign of a full charged battery, unplug your charger and turn off your phone for 3-4 minutes (you can even pull off your battery for a while). Turn it on back on, plug the charger and wait until fully charged. At this point reset your battery stats through the calibration app.
edit: oops, it is essentialy the first solution posted but without going into recovery. The calibration tool does this automatically for you.
I have the opposite problem
My charging is quite accurate but while discharging, the phone suddenly dies at a random battery level below 20%, without becoming close to zero
today while using my phone the battery ran flat, no biggie, but when i charge it the red led glows until it starts up, normal boot but when it finishes it shows that it has zero percent battery and after a minute it turns off and the red LED comes back, and repeats.
I am currently using P.A.C man rom 18.0
Using Nova kernel
Can some one please help me?
Calibrate your battery.
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try wipe battery stat at recovery
Didn't work, any other ideas?
i m also facing a very very poor battery life, i am on stock .50, although i just bought it may be that i m exploring more and consuming my battery. But last night my batt went from 22% to 14% in 6.5 hrs.. whn it was total idle.. there were only unread sms notification after 5min for 5times.. using go sms pro , no wifi or data
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Today my battery dnt even drop 1% for last 5 hrs which was in deep sleep do as follows
Charge till 100% mapping your phone on
Allow it to drain completely till 0%
Them charge it again with phone switched off
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anadarco7 said:
Today my battery dnt even drop 1% for last 5 hrs which was in deep sleep do as follows
Charge till 100% mapping your phone on
Allow it to drain completely till 0%
Them charge it again with phone switched off
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well let see how it goes