After rooting my wildfire s, i'm not able to charge my battery to 100%. It always shows between 70 to 80 %.
I tried using my battery in my friends cell phone (wildfire s) and it shows 100%.
& again tried using my friends battery ( which was full charged -100%) in my cell phone.. it shows around 67%.
Please help me what is the problem. I can't understand.
Use the battery fully.
Shut down the phone.. charge the phone continuously to 100% while switched off and using original charger.
Boot into recovery.
Wipe battery stats.
Reboot.
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sukhjit321 said:
Use the battery fully.
Shut down the phone.. charge the phone continuously to 100% while switched off and using original charger.
Boot into recovery.
Wipe battery stats.
Reboot.
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I shut down the phone & charge continuously using my original htc charger for more than 12 hours but still it was showing 77%.
qsuraj said:
I shut down the phone & charge continuously using my original htc charger for more than 12 hours but still it was showing 77%.
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thats strange after clear battery stats it should be working.
try another rom i guess.mostly stock is very stable but you might get some luck.
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I'm experiencing a weird error... the battery percentage has been shown wrong.. I'm using chobits 1.8+ merruk pre 2.0...the performance is good but even weird thing is that I had 43% battery once , rebooted the phone to get 65% and another reboot it shows 90% now once I had 3% battery which lasted for an hour..
I did calibrate my battery but am still getting this issue.. Any assistance could be appreciated..
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Just use right method
Fully drain ur battery
(make sure phone boots and then swich off Do that 2 - 3 times to sure)
Then charge ur battery 100% in swich off mode
Dont remove ur charger
And wipe battery status via cwm
Boot ur phone and charge 100% and done
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Thanks for your reply.. Will try later
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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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Solution For Your Problem!
hariharan.ks said:
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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hariharan.ks said:
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
I have Arc S and I have used Arconium ICS 4.0, 2 months ago without any problems for while.
Now after 2 months without using phone at all I decide to charge phone and when it was fully charged I did factory reset.
After factory reset phone shows 100% battery and after some use (10-20 min) it drops directly to 0% and shutdown. When I connect to charger it goes directly to 100% and works while (10-20 min) and goes again directly to 0% and shutdown.
I tested stock 2.3.4 and some other customs roms (ICS ones), all does same. I never flashed 2.3.2 that might cause 0% issue.
So, is this still 0% issue or might it be just bad battery?
Been monitoring battery with Fuel Gauge fix apk without 0% patches to kernel and it shows battery drains normaly but phone just stick in 100%.
Try to wipe battery stats with CWM
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TheHaso said:
Try to wipe battery stats with CWM
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I tried that and battery calibration from market, still does same.
TheHaso said:
Try to wipe battery stats with CWM
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Try this
Shut it down
Take battery out
Hold the power button for 30 sec
Reinsert the battery
Dont turn it on
Connect to the AC and leave it for 3 hours
Now disconnect and start the phone
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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
For the last 2 days my HOX refuses to charge beyond 57%, I haven't got anything running in the background which could be sucking up the energy as it tries to charge, does this sound like it could be a fault with the battery?
Have you tried battery calibration tool? or reset battery stats etc
Andy
Try charging with the phone switched off.
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How strange that worked fine :good:
athulele said:
Try charging with the phone switched off.
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athulele said:
Try charging with the phone switched off.
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I always charging my phone when Off and never had any issue. Also doesn't matter where I am and what time, as soon as battery shows 5% switching it Off before reaching 0%.