hi
my phone charging too slowly about 2-3% in one hour and the charger dont warm at all
and When i connect the charger the phone say: Your phone is using more current than the charger is able to deliver. please power off your phone or close unsed applications
what can i do??
plz help me
try using official one X cable .
vua777 said:
try using official one X cable .
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i test 3 cable and charger!!!
Your phone is usy doing something, there is some rogue app you need to kill.
Restart should work.
BenPope said:
Your phone is usy doing something, there is some rogue app you need to kill.
Restart should work.
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no...
i super wipe the phone but noting...
x_zarbat said:
no...
i super wipe the phone but noting...
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What kernel and Rom u using??
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sounds like your phone thinks its charging from a usb and not ac when its charging from the mains open settings > power
under battery status it will say either not charging, charging (usb) or charging (AC).
if its saying usb then there is something wrong with the cable thats stopping it from showing s an AC adapter.
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sumeshd said:
What kernel and Rom u using??
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i test stock rom and kernel + arhd and franco kernel
Have you tried a different adapter?
The cables could be fine, but your adapter/plug is defected.
Also, do as treebill said. Try checking in which mode (USB/AC/Not charging) your phone is recognizing as being charged.
xbiggyl said:
Have you tried a different adapter?
The cables could be fine, but your adapter/plug is defected.
Also, do as treebill said. Try checking in which mode (USB/AC/Not charging) your phone is recognizing as being charged.
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YES i test 3 adapter
I have exactly the same problem, I'm using official usb cable and adapter. I had tried other cables and adapters but same thing. My One X is not unlocked or rooted, and I'm with the last official rom 2.17.401.2 but it was happened and with previous rom 1.27.401.11. Even with switch off phone charging is very slow I try to restore my phone but nothing at all. Sometimes it's charge like it should but most of the time it's slow. Any suggestions or I have to go straight to repair center?
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Ok.
Li ion batteries take 3-4 hours to charge. If its taking longer, there is huge current draw from the phone. Or, as you say, "no".
help me...
Are you REALLY sure your chargers aren't messed up?
I f**ed up the charger given with my One X(details below) and after that, my charger would only give me usb power instead of ac. I've been using this charger bundled with my Samsung P2 mp3 player that I got 4 years back.
We had gone on a trip where the room's fan rotation knob was missing, so the only thing I saw fit to change fan speed was fitting that tiny pin from the fan regulator in my AC Adapters usb port, which messed it up. Retarded I know, story of my life... -_-
Hey there, I faced the same problem. Having a blackberry Bold3, I tried recharging my OneX with the charger that came with it. BB charger charges my OneX WAY FASTER than the HTC charger that came with the phone. (1hour max for full charge) And battery holds an entire day too.
no one??
If you haven't rooted nor unlocked, and your phone was charging perfectly before, then I don't think it's a software issue.
It's either your charger or cable. If you have tried a different charger/cable that works well with other phones, then I guess you need to have your phone looked at.
Good luck
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Ok.
Li ion batteries take 3-4 hours to charge. If its taking longer, there is huge current draw from the phone. Or, as you say, "no".
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This is a relief. Mine took 3 hours to charge from 0 to 100 , I thought that there's something with it.
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Does it show Charging (AC) or Charging (USB) under settings > Battery ?
Use the original charger and cable all others are slower
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I have a VZW Galaxy Nexus and it won't charge while it's on,but when I turn it off it charges. Also It will charge while powered on when its connected to my VZW branded car charger. Anyone know why this is?
In settings>battery does it show charging(USB) or charging(AC)?
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No I just get a list of what's using my battery life
Are you using the stock USB cable and charger?
Not all USB cables or chargers are made the same.
I bought one micro usb cable that looked high quality but didn't charge at all when in use and charged very slowly when not in use.
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No I just get a list of what's using my battery life
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I mean when it is plugged into the charger.
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I mean when it is plugged into the charger.
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Wrong place, you need to check in: Settings > About Phone > Status
Might it be a faulty USB cable? Have you tried with a different cable/charger?
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Wrong place, you need to check in: Settings > About Phone > Status
Might it be a faulty USB cable? Have you tried with a different cable/charger?
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Yeah I've tried two different cables. Haven't tried the stock one since I don't have it.
Although not all cables can carry data, I thought any cable should be able to charge?
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Yeah I've tried two different cables. Haven't tried the stock one since I don't have it.
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Try on a different computer, maybe your computers USB ports are malfunctioning or the GNex overloads them when the phone is on?
Not sure what the problem is. I've tried two dfferent computers usb ports several different outlets and two different cables. The only time it truly charges is when I have it hooked up to my car charger
I'm having a similar problem with the GSM version. I had the original Galaxy S and had to replace it because over time it completely stopped charging no matter what cable I used. Is this an issue with Samsung phones? Now My Galaxy Nexus seems to only charge with certain cables and some cables that it originally worked with no longer charge it. I've tested the cables with other devices and they seem to work. I'm wondering if I should begin the lengthy process of shipping it off to the UK for warranty service. Anyone have a link to a tutorial on how to flash everything back to stock and relock the bootloader?
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Wrong place, you need to check in: Settings > About Phone > Status
Might it be a faulty USB cable? Have you tried with a different cable/charger?
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For future reference you can check it it in settings> battery too
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Resolution?
So today my Galaxy Nexus (GSM) has started doing the same as the OP. I did not charge at all last night on the charger. I turned it off. Took it downstairs to another charger and plugged it in and noticed that it was charging. I figured it just needed a reboot. I turned it back on and left if on the second charger and it quit charging. Now I've moved to a third charger and the same thing is happening....no charge except while turned off.
I don't think I have done anything to harm the phone--the only thing I've ever done to it is swap the battery to the larger version. I'll try to switch the battery back to the OEM when I get home from work to see if that makes a difference. In the mean time, does anyone have any ideas on this? The phone is only ~6 months old, would I be wrong to say that the warranty would take care of this? Thanks.
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So today my Galaxy Nexus (GSM) has started doing the same as the OP. I did not charge at all last night on the charger. I turned it off. Took it downstairs to another charger and plugged it in and noticed that it was charging. I figured it just needed a reboot. I turned it back on and left if on the second charger and it quit charging. Now I've moved to a third charger and the same thing is happening....no charge except while turned off.
I don't think I have done anything to harm the phone--the only thing I've ever done to it is swap the battery to the larger version. I'll try to switch the battery back to the OEM when I get home from work to see if that makes a difference. In the mean time, does anyone have any ideas on this? The phone is only ~6 months old, would I be wrong to say that the warranty would take care of this? Thanks.
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My SGS2 did this as well. I had to tweak the USB connector on my phone. I bent it slightly toward the screen and all was well, never had to mess with it again.
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Jleagle said:
Although not all cables can carry data, I thought any cable should be able to charge?
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This is true, the outer pins on a USB are for charging, positive and negative. The inner two are data in, data out. At the very least, a cable will always have positive and negative, so all cables will charge unless there's a break in either positive or negative or both. If there's a break in data in or out, it should still charge but it won't communicate with a PC or something like that.
The issue OP is talking about sounds rom or kernel related. Nandroid > Try something else. Hope for the best.
I've noticed that on 4.1 my USB charging worked fine. Now that I am on 4.1.1 it still charges over USB, but at a decreased rate. In other words, before 4.1.1 it easily charged over night and now it will only charge to about 80%. Does anyone have any ideas why that might be?
dschreiber69 said:
My SGS2 did this as well. I had to tweak the USB connector on my phone. I bent it slightly toward the screen and all was well, never had to mess with it again.
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I just did the same thing, and it worked. Gnex was only charging when it was off, now, it's fine. I had to do the same thing to my old Fascinate for the same issue.
have you solved the problem?
Are you on stock or custom rom?
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I have a VZW Galaxy Nexus and it won't charge while it's on,but when I turn it off it charges. Also It will charge while powered on when its connected to my VZW branded car charger. Anyone know why this is?
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Having the exact same problem, won't charge with the original adapter as well as spare adapters, also wont charge through USB. Car charger is the only thing charging it right now.
Explain further?
Could you explain further what you mean by "bent slightly toward the screen?" are you talking on the phone or on the cord? If on the cord, then the whole metal connector? Or just something inside.
Hi!
I bought my GNII a week ago and phone is awesome!
The only problem is it takes soooooooooo long to charge. I didn't assume that something was wrong yet since it is new. After charging for the third time and it's still slow, I searched for answers but came back empty. So I'm here hoping somebody could help at least so that I could do everything on my end before contacting my provider.
Here are some information:
1. Charger that I am using is the stock charger that came along with the phone. USB cable and Original Charger.
2. Phone is not rooted.
3. When I plug it using the wall charger (USB cable + Original Charger) it is being detected as USB instead of AC.
Hope somebody could help.
Thanks!
Problem is with the bundeld usb cable change the cable it will solve your problem
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tommy2601 said:
Problem is with the bundeld usb cable change the cable it will solve your problem
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Why are there cables with fast charging and slow ones? is this normal?
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Why are there cables with fast charging and slow ones? is this normal?
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No there aren't , the problem is with the defective 4 pin usb cable bundeld with few of our sets actually we need to have 5 pin cables for proper charging , had exactly the same problem with my s3 puechased a HTC usb cable after that my problem was gone for good.
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Yep the one packed with it is usb3 which is a bit faster. The other one is usb2 which is a bit slower.
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No there aren't , the problem is with the defective 4 pin usb cable bundeld with few of our sets actually we need to have 5 pin cables for proper charging , had exactly the same problem with my s3 puechased a HTC usb cable after that my problem was gone for good.
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Hi! Some breakthrough. I charged my phone at the office using the wall charger and plugging it to a UPS and VIOLA!! It charged as AC!! Could you (or anybody) know why?
Root, flash a custom kernel which supports fast usb charging
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Root, flash a custom kernel which supports fast usb charging
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will it charge like AC after flashing? Rooting it would be my last option since I just discovered it could charge as AC without rooting. The only problem is why it charges as USB on wall charger but AC on a UPS.
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will it charge like AC after flashing? Rooting it would be my last option since I just discovered it could charge as AC without rooting. The only problem is why it charges as USB on wall charger but AC on a UPS.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1927852
That kernel will charge at 900mA by default over a normal usb connection.
I flashed it rather that the sock kernel just for that reason, plus for me it gives improved battery life etc over the stock kernel. You can overclock also but I have no desire to do that with the Note 2 as its pleanty fast enough already.
Does anyone know off a kernel that actually has usb fast charging enabled in it ?
When i connect my galaxy note 2 to stock charger it shows that in my battery stats it's charging as USB not AC.
Well what's supposed to be the problem. is my charger broken or the usb port in my phone is damaged??
Are you using the stock charger with the stock USB cable? My note 2 was charging really slow until I realized that the USB extension cable I was using wasn't delivering enough juice.
EP2008 said:
Are you using the stock charger with the stock USB cable? My note 2 was charging really slow until I realized that the USB extension cable I was using wasn't delivering enough juice.
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Yes im using stock charger with USB cable. So is my USB cable damaged. and why that is shows USB when im charging from adaptor. Sometimes i see AC , other times when i charge from adaptor it's USB
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Yes im using stock charger with USB cable. So is my USB cable damaged. and why that is shows USB when im charging from adaptor. Sometimes i see AC , other times when i charge from adaptor it's USB
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Do you have another 2A charger/USB cable that you can test from? I use an HP Touchpad charger + cable because its 2A and has a long cable.
I just happen to experience the same thing. I have had my Note II for a couple of weeks now and it have always charged from almost empty to full in less than 2,5 hours. Today however, it's going really slow. I do not know why. I've tried everything I can think of. I juse only the stock charger. Also tried the Ipad charger - no luck. This seem to be a quite common problem.
Hmm, just as I thought, more and more of this should be coming in upcoming days. I lost two good night's sleep because of this. Anyway, this is what I have done and you guys SHOULD do.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=37052690&postcount=1
first time ever i have faced this issue (slow charging) couple of days back. it was dropped to almost 1%/3min
I have simply reboot to recovery and wiped cache
Now it come back to normal 40%/hr.
Sv: [Q] Very slow charging. why??
I have discovered that the stock charging usb-cable only has 4 pins in the micro-usb end. It looks like on is missing, from the standard five-pins. Can anyone check your stock usbs and see if there are four or five pins, and report back? Thanks!
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it occured in the first few days,and now it is ok!
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Halle said:
Can anyone check your stock usbs and see if there are four or five pins, and report back? Thanks!
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Really, no one?
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Really, no one?
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I've mentioned it on my topic, I'm sure you haven't read it. Look above.
Anyway, mine has 4 pins.
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My cable got only 4 pins. The second from the right is missing if you have the USB logo up.
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I've mentioned it on my topic, I'm sure you haven't read it. Look above.
Anyway, mine has 4 pins.
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I totally missed that. Thank you very much. For the record, my Note II charges normally again. :good:
Halle said:
I totally missed that. Thank you very much. For the record, my Note II charges normally again. :good:
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And you mis the same pin?
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Sv: [Q] Very slow charging. why??
tbo-art said:
And you mis the same pin?
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Yes, I do.
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I found a huge variance in charging rates based on a combination of chargers and cables. Goes to show that the cable makes a huge difference. Here's my findings:
** Stock Charger (2A):
w/Stock Cable (4-pin) - 1698
w/Cable from another phone (5-pin) - 1698
w/Cable from battery pack (5-pin)- 1698
w/generic eBay cable (4-pin)- 100! - It didn't charge at all, even with screen off.
** iPhone Charger (1A):
w/Stock Cable (4-pin) - 1300
w/Cable from another phone (5-pin) - 1100
w/Cable from battery pack (5-pin) - 1300
w/generic eBay cable (4-pin) - 100!
** Car Charger (1A):
w/another generic eBay cable - 490
Hello all,
My R800i won't charge anymore, doesn't matter how long it has been charging, the battery seems to not charge anything up. This all happened when I was sleeping and woke up. I noticed that the alarm of my R800i didn't go off so I wondered what it could be. To my surprise I saw that the battery was empty to 0%.
But when I plug it into my laptop there comes a notification in the trend that something connected via the USB requires a higher voltage outlet than the USB port can give. That means it does detect the R800i, but that I need a charger with a higher voltage? That wouldn't make any sense because prior to this problem charging with my laptop was just fine.
Please I need help and fast!
My guess you need new charger. Try on some other charger first. Problem with laptop is that it's usb ports can give only 500mA, and since your battery is empty, you need more.
Also, try another usb cable.
In worst case, it's battery's fault.
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Bakisha said:
My guess you need new charger. Try on some other charger first. Problem with laptop is that it's usb ports can give only 500mA, and since your battery is empty, you need more.
Also, try another usb cable.
In worst case, it's battery's fault.
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Tried already....
Bump for pl0xness.
Get a useless micro USB cable and cut the micro port off and strip the wires then attach the red wire to the (+) terminal on the battery and black to (-) then let it charge for a small amount of time
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crazymonkey05 said:
Get a useless micro USB cable and cut the micro port off and strip the wires then attach the red wire to the (+) terminal on the battery and black to (-) then let it charge for a small amount of time
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thanks for this useful post! i thought there has to be a converter or resistors between battery and usb. didn't ever thought of directly powering the battery from usb :good:
I'll have a look.
konstruktor said:
thanks for this useful post! i thought there has to be a converter or resistors between battery and usb. didn't ever thought of directly powering the battery from usb :good:
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This is actually insane enough that it might work....
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This is actually insane enough that it might work....
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It's not insane, but be carefull. Battery can be charged that way, but it also can be overcharged (when battery voltage get over 4.2V)
So don't charge ut that way too long. Few minutes, and put it back in phone to be properly charged (phone will charge it normally if battery is not dead and above 3.2V)
If you have voltmeter, even better
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The problem now is, when I plug the phone in even without battery, my laptop says that the maximum voltage is reached and that it has to shutdown the USB port. There is definitely something wrong with the phone but I can't figure out what.
Bump
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Did you measure the voltage of battery when outside of phone?
What is it's charging current?
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I don't know how to do that....
Bakisha said:
Did you measure the voltage of battery when outside of phone?
What is it's charging current?
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Don't know how.
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Don't know how.
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Did you charge your battery as crazymonkey05 suggest to you?
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Did you charge your battery as crazymonkey05 suggest to you?
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Yes I did, it also worked but still couldn't charge via micro USB.
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Yes I did, it also worked but still couldn't charge via micro USB.
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And when you charge it with charger? Does it charging or discharging battery?
Is battery or any part if phone getting hot when not charging? When not charging does it discharge fast or normaly?
Can you charge when phone is off?
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Bakisha said:
And when you charge it with charger? Does it charging or discharging battery?
Is battery or any part if phone getting hot when not charging? When not charging does it discharge fast or normaly?
Can you charge when phone is off?
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1. Almost all the time
2. The charger doesn't charge at all, not even the orange light is shown at the on/off button
3. No, only the cable/charger
4. It goes faster now but I think thats because of charging the phone with a cut-off micro USB cable directly on the battery
5. No
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1. Almost all the time
2. The charger doesn't charge at all, not even the orange light is shown at the on/off button
3. No, only the cable/charger
4. It goes faster now but I think thats because of charging the phone with a cut-off micro USB cable directly on the battery
5. No
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It's maybe damaged usb port, damaged usb cable or faulty battery...
Maybe you should take it to repair service. Untill then, you can charge your battery dirrectly...
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I've noticed ever since the latest update, two HTC ones that I have are charging very slow.
I.e. if using GPS/navigation my car charger cannot keep the battery charged or when just using the phone itself. (Not while driving if course)
When on the previous OTA update it was fine. Yes they charge in AC mode. And the charger I have is rated for output at 2 amps just like my home charger which is fine.
Anyone else having this issue?
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arisch86 said:
I've noticed ever since the latest update, two HTC ones that I have are charging very slow.
I.e. if using GPS/navigation my car charger cannot keep the battery charged or when just using the phone itself. (Not while driving if course)
When on the previous OTA update it was fine. Yes they charge in AC mode. And the charger I have is rated for output at 2 amps just like my home charger which is fine.
Anyone else having this issue?
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thats because your max output on the car is 500mA and that is not enought to run the phone and charge at the same time. Even if the charger is rated at 2amps the phone wont know and default to USB charging speeds.
To test this go to the battery and see if it says AC or USB:
USB max is 500mA
AC max is 2A
even thought the charger says it can do more, the phone doesnt know that unless the data pins for transfer of data are shorted indicating the phone is allowed to do AC charging.
EDIT:
More info on how to hack it to force AC charging:
http://blog.workingsi.com/2012/11/modify-usb-auto-charger-to-actually.html
That's the thing it does charge in A/C mode, not USB.
Which is odd, it only started after the last update in May, and its happening across two identical HTC Ones. Both are s-off boot loader unlocked running same version/software etc...
Basically it charges in the A/C current but is dying during charging
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arisch86 said:
That's the thing it does charge in A/C mode, not USB.
Which is odd, it only started after the last update in May, and its happening across two identical HTC Ones. Both are s-off boot loader unlocked running same version/software etc...
Basically it charges in the A/C current but is dying during charging
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If you are s-off and unlocked what rom are you running? also do you have a custom kernel installed?
synisterwolf said:
oh wow, if it says AC and its still dying while charging thats not a good sign. Are you 100% stock locked, s-on??
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OP said both are s-off / boot loader unlocked
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OP said both are s-off / boot loader unlocked
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where?
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where?
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In the post you quoted lol.
and its happening across two identical HTC Ones. Both are s-off boot loader unlocked running same version/software etc...
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In the post you quoted lol.
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its been one of those weeks. i was looking at the OP.
Happening to two phones? Bad charger, go get a new one. Or test it if you are unsure, hook up a meter and check it out. But two phones losing charge while in AC mode on the same car charger screams "bad charger" to me.
Edit - Also, assuming your household charger works fine - and that is AC mode charging also, it pretty much narrows the culprit down to that charger being bad. If it was a rom issue it would be duplicating the issue on any charger it saw as AC.
If I recall you will get a "Slow Charging" notification if you're charging with less than 500mA. If you're seeing that notification then you're more than likely going to struggle to use GPS while charging at that rate.(It would take nearly 5 hours to fully charge that phone with it off using such a low amount of current)