Dear forum,
My girlfriends Desire (Rooted, S-OFF, latest LeeDroid ROM) keeps shutting itself off everytime it charges up to 100% battery.
If charged below 100% the problem does not occur. She had the same problem when she was running CM Insert Coin ROM, wich was flashed the same day the I rooted and S-OFF'ed her phone.
If you need more info, just ask ;-)
Any suggestions for a fix?
this is what i would do:
1) try an AOSP Rom (CM7 or Oxygen)
this way you will check if it sense related (but i dont think it is even possible that sense could be the cause)
2) go back to stock with a RUU
if problem still persist, it probably would be a hardware fault - send it to HTC @ repair, or if not possible try a diffrent battery or finally - dont ever charge your phone to 100%
hello,I need your help...My SE neo has some problems.
BTW,my English is not good...
My neo's System version is 2.3.2(rooted).
Some days ago,I update it to 2.3.3 by FOTA,and I lose...because I deleted some system apps.
Then I flash it to 2.3.2 by FL,and then root it.
When I reboot the neo, the battery icon is red,and system show me that the battery only has 1% power.I plug charger ，the Battery status show me the battery is discharging.I am sure it's a bug,because before I flash the neo,it has full power...
I flash it(wipe userdata) again and again,no matter HK version or Global version,the bug still be.
But if I flash it to 2.3.3,the neo is normal.
So,I only need my phone is 2.3.3 and rooted...
What can I do?I need your help...
I had the exact same problem on my Arc when I downgraded to 2.3.2. I fixed it by removing the battery and reinserting it.
Do you fix it？
Yes, that solved the issue.
Bloved said:
Yes, that solved the issue.
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ok，I will try tomorrow
THX
Hey guys,
I wonder if someone can help and point me in the right direction to fix a battery issue I am having. I have a Sony Xperia Arc S LT18i, it's run stock ICS, with the bootloader unlocked, rooted and a bit of the c**pware removed.
My battery keeps getting stuck at 100%.
I tried the following:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2408612
I tried wiping the battery stats in CWM but that doesn't work either. AFAIK the battery apps in GPlay just do the same thing.
From kernels I have tried Lupus, ArcKnight, StockICS and Advanced Stock. I use Link2SD and I believe the stock Sony kernel does not provide support?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2320872
So I can flash Lupus (or any boot.img) and flash back to stock, the battery meter is correct. As soon as I remove the battery, to either fix a freeze or to remove the memory card the battery meter jumps back up to 100% again. So I have to flash and reflash back to stock...
Anyone have the same issue? How can I fix this? I don't always have a computer with me to fix it
thanks
Ran into same issue. Solution? Don't remove your battery for every little single thing.
And changing kernel easily fixed the issue for me.
jammykam said:
Hey guys,
I wonder if someone can help and point me in the right direction to fix a battery issue I am having. I have a Sony Xperia Arc S LT18i, it's run stock ICS, with the bootloader unlocked, rooted and a bit of the c**pware removed.
My battery keeps getting stuck at 100%.
I tried the following:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2408612
I tried wiping the battery stats in CWM but that doesn't work either. AFAIK the battery apps in GPlay just do the same thing.
From kernels I have tried Lupus, ArcKnight, StockICS and Advanced Stock. I use Link2SD and I believe the stock Sony kernel does not provide support?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2320872
So I can flash Lupus (or any boot.img) and flash back to stock, the battery meter is correct. As soon as I remove the battery, to either fix a freeze or to remove the memory card the battery meter jumps back up to 100% again. So I have to flash and reflash back to stock...
Anyone have the same issue? How can I fix this? I don't always have a computer with me to fix it
thanks
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yes im have same issue like you.... for fixxed back to gingerbread and upgrade the stock again.... some times battery back to normal when phone in charge.... now, i never wiping battery stats when install custom rom and i never get problem again....
Someguyfromhell said:
Ran into same issue. Solution? Don't remove your battery for every little single thing.
And changing kernel easily fixed the issue for me.
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Well this is what I have been doing, but only since I realised what was causing the issue. Changing the kernel temporarily fixes the issue, until I remove the battery again, and then I need to reflash it. Problem is I am not always by a computer to be able to reflash the boot.img and it also makes my spare battery completely useless.
arc_n_krizt said:
yes im have same issue like you.... for fixxed back to gingerbread and upgrade the stock again.... some times battery back to normal when phone in charge.... now, i never wiping battery stats when install custom rom and i never get problem again....
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I started with a clean install of stock ICS restored back with Sony Flashtool. Maybe I need to do this again and just be careful in every step.
I was hoping there was a simpler fix, like a specific kernel that resolved this issue so i didn't have to reinstall all my apps and settings
thanks for the replies
Thanks for the replies. For anyone else that stumbles on this thread, I managed to finally resolve my issue.
After trying numerous stock kernels, the issue was resolved by flashing Rush Kernel V13 (and the required WiFi modules).
I can now change the battery and remove the sd card without battery meter issues. Everything seems stable so far (1 day of usage) and battery life seems good.
Someguyfromhell said:
Ran into same issue. Solution? Don't remove your battery for every little single thing.
And changing kernel easily fixed the issue for me.
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Have you find any solution to this problem, I am having same issue after flushing LegecyXperia CM11
I always have this problem with the stock kernel when i change the kernel everything become fine.
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chiragvagh said:
Have you find any solution to this problem, I am having same issue after flushing LegecyXperia CM11
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I used the Rush kernel, but I am on Stock Sony ROM 4.0.4 (ICS) as I mentioned in the post above yours. You should be able to JUST flash the kernel ans try a few of them out, I tried about 5 or 6 before I found one that worked correctly.
I'm not sure which kernels you could use with CM11 though...
Delete battery stats in CWM>advanced if you are on rooted phone, it always solves issue.
Same problem with me too on kitkat roms... Stuck 100% and power off at 30%
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Battery not charging when using stock ICS rom on my arc s
need help please.. After flashing cm11 rom and reverting back to stock ICS I cannot charge my arc s and pc does not detect my arc s anymore yes fast boot and flash mode are working fine. try most of the kerel out there but with no luck.. and the odd part is that using cm11 rom it can charge but pc does not detect my phone or SD card or media. tried everythimg from gingerbread and ICS firmware does not solve my problem
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You must retry a complete process for installing a new ROM
either:
1) flash the stock ftf file to your device 4.1.B.0.587 using FlashTool
2) flash the recovery from the new ROM with the command
fastboot erase boot
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot reboot
3) Flash the new ROM from CWM
I've had this problem by returning a custom CWM to the original ROM and this solution worked
I had this problem too (I bought my phone second hand so not sure whether it's had ROMs changed etc). |
What fixes it for me (so far) is to just let the phone totally run out of battery - then leave it off (no need to remove the battery) for 10-12 hours and then plug it in to charge.
battery showing 100%
i have same issue in my phone.i have tried a lot of techniques but one of them was successful .i turned my phone off for 7-8 hous but still kept my battery in my phone.after this,i turned it on and it worked:laugh: ......this olny worked unless i pull out battery from phone..turning off phone does not effect
what Solution?
For me, idem.
I have used more ROMs on my Arc S...ICS, JB 4.1.2, CM11....now I'm coming back to original (flashing stock ftf with flashtool, root it...and when I change SD, and start phone, 100% it's showed (real was 34% before) so, after few hours, shutdown with 100%->0% and die.
I try to charge, but led it's GREEN, and battery it's showed full. When I disconnect charger, phone after a minutes shutdown itself. If I reconnect to charger, 100% was show again...and so on....
I'm on Advance Stock Kernel....I have wipe battery stats before reboot...nothing....
How fix?
RESOLVED: Leave battery on phone turned off for all night...this morning, turn on and shows 10% percent of battery and recharged correctly.
Same problem
Hi i am having the same problem. Had your problem been fixed. If so kindly help me too
jammykam said:
Hey guys,
I wonder if someone can help and point me in the right direction to fix a battery issue I am having. I have a Sony Xperia Arc S LT18i, it's run stock ICS, with the bootloader unlocked, rooted and a bit of the c**pware removed.
My battery keeps getting stuck at 100%.
I tried the following:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2408612
I tried wiping the battery stats in CWM but that doesn't work either. AFAIK the battery apps in GPlay just do the same thing.
From kernels I have tried Lupus, ArcKnight, StockICS and Advanced Stock. I use Link2SD and I believe the stock Sony kernel does not provide support?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2320872
So I can flash Lupus (or any boot.img) and flash back to stock, the battery meter is correct. As soon as I remove the battery, to either fix a freeze or to remove the memory card the battery meter jumps back up to 100% again. So I have to flash and reflash back to stock...
Anyone have the same issue? How can I fix this? I don't always have a computer with me to fix it
thanks
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JMJ23 said:
Hi i am having the same problem. Had your problem been fixed. If so kindly help me too
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Flash another version kernel or Rom like jb/kk try to install stock Rom trick worked fine on my neo
hey,. I've suffered same problem here after updating my arc s via Sony Support Center service. After a few days (while it's stuck i haven't tried those in forum(s)) just after the phone out of battery i've used my other charger, than when i started phone, saw that it was ok. Now it's solved by itself for me. know that this isn't a solution at all, Writing this for an idea about what to do...
i was lucky in this case. so good luck.
a little help maybe
try using arcknight kernel 3.5.1 with the wifi module, everything is fine with me, Xperia Arc LT15i with stock ROM and Xperia Apps.. I'm not shure about other devices
Dear All,
I am having Xperia Pro MK16i
I am having problem in battery percentage output shown by android system, after flushing custom kernal which is supplied with legacyXPERIA CM11 rom (no issue at this time) and than I return back to stock ICS kernal, the battery is showing always 100%. Even if I connect charger it shows me charged.
Before flushing legacyXPERIA CM11 kernal, I have tired so many different custom kernal but, I like CM10, 10.1, NaA 3.4.0 kernal and return back to stock ICS, I was not having this issue any time.
For recovery of this issue I have tried to flush again the legacyXPERIA CM11 kernal (it will show the correct battery percentage) and get back to stock ICS will agnain show battery 100%. Than I tried to flush jush my backuped stock GB rom (it will show the correct battery percentage) and get back to stock ICS will show correct battery percentage.
Also the important thing it that, I found that this problem is happening every time i remove the battery.
If any one can help me, please give your suggestions what to do.
Thanks in advance
i got my phone repaired few days ago and discovered that i was facing a battery issue..
my phone is showing 100 % battery its nt even changing.. :/ then suddenly after a time duration battery drains down and switch off suddenly.
Things i have tried.
1. i m using xperia ultimate HD rom . so i have reflashed it once again.
2. switched to stock and then to other rom..
3. brought new battery (original sony ericsson one) still nothing happens
any help is appreciated..
Thank you.
axatjpr said:
i got my phone repaired few days ago and discovered that i was facing a battery issue..
my phone is showing 100 % battery its nt even changing.. :/ then suddenly after a time duration battery drains down and switch off suddenly.
Things i have tried.
1. i m using xperia ultimate HD rom . so i have reflashed it once again.
2. switched to stock and then to other rom..
3. brought new battery (original sony ericsson one) still nothing happens
any help is appreciated..
Thank you.
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I had the same problem too; the only solution I found out to solve the problem was switching to lupus kernel ( on stock ics ). Try wiping everything flash the latest official firmware with flash tool and then flash lupus kernel for stock ics and see if your battery return to work properly:good:
flash lupus kernel if you are on the stock kernel
Just flash any kernel difrernt from stock.
LuPuS v16 for example if you on 4.1.B.0.587 based firmware.
it worked..
Thanks everyone.. i reflashed the kernal again and it started working.. normally again.:laugh::laugh:
*cheers*