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I have my phone running 99.6% of the time in spare parts and it shows android system as the culprit holding a partial wakelock.
so my question is, how do i fix this? i've tried a factory reset three times, am updated to 1.21 ota and have slowly started to reintegrate apps but it always starts again and always after a different app.
i'm getting pretty frustrated anyone got any ideas?
UPDATE In my case it was network time abusing wireless location service that was causing the problem and hence the reason a factory reset didnt solve it, i switched off network time and voila!
just to clarify, no live wallpapers, and phone is in airplane mode to avoid any data usage drainig the battery.
i have got beautiful widgets homescreen small clock and pure cal widget installed at the moment but even when i uninstall them it doesnt fix it, also im running launcher pro 0.4.2 but also had the problem when i reverted to sense.
and i have read every other thread here about battery life that i could find but no-one seems to have this problemo
anyone with any advice on why my phone wont sleep?
A long shot, but go in to Mobile Settings and untick Enable always-on mobile data.
Philosoma said:
A long shot, but go in to Mobile Settings and untick Enable always-on mobile data.
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ok cool, giving that i try now but i had been leaving it in airplane mode to try and take the vagaries of data out of the equation.
this started about a week ago and i really noticed it when i was in a 6 hour long meeting and my battery basically draines 60% even though the phone was in airplane mode
ok tried that but with my phone just factory reset, airplane mode and no apps installed other than spare parts it's showing running 94.1 % of the time and all of it is android system.
that cant be right
i have restored data, maybe i shouldnt restore data either but that just seems plain crazy
Re: Android system - partial wake lock
What exact foreground and background processes/services do you have running when this is happening, any idea?
Apps like System Panel can show you them and some useful other details. That is certainly too high.
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What exact foreground and background processes/services do you have running when this is happening, any idea?
Apps like System Panel can show you them and some useful other details. That is certainly too high.
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ok right now there is
com.android.syncml.service
sense
market
messages
people
rss reader
syncml provider
sys panel
touch input
updater
and then a load of inactive cached applications
do you see anything unusual there?
ok so i downloaded system app and killed all apps except excluded and sytem apps and my running usage has gone down, now thats no suprise in and of itself but now i need to see if it stays down.
i've just checked again and the percentage is still going down, so it's either an inactive app which i didnt list ( is that even possible if its inactive) or one of the items i listed above.
has anyone got any thoughts.
What do the logs say upon going to standby? (Use aLogcat to watch/save system log).
I had same problem I tried the turning off network always on to off, didn't change anything. the thing that worked for me was turning off my flickr account!? For some reason it kept my calendar awake so keeping system from sleeping, don't ask me why as I can't figure it out, though since doing this I'm now getting up to 2 days of average use from the battery. Also I've done the usual of reducing the different accounts sync timings etc.
Have you typed *#*#4636#*#* into the phone key pad to look at what is happening? This can give valuable info on what's draining the battery.
Jazd71 said:
I had same problem I tried the turning off network always on to off, didn't change anything. the thing that worked for me was turning off my flickr account!? For some reason it kept my calendar awake so keeping system from sleeping, don't ask me why as I can't figure it out, though since doing this I'm now getting up to 2 days of average use from the battery. Also I've done the usual of reducing the different accounts sync timings etc.
Have you typed *#*#4636#*#* into the phone key pad to look at what is happening? This can give valuable info on what's draining the battery.
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I have the same problem as OP since the latest update. The *#*#4636#*#* code is not helping in this case. The partial wake lock is displayed as Android System - which doesn't tell me anything.
I read something about the Calendar issues but I am unable to stop the calendar in running processes.
How did you solve your problem?
ferus said:
I have the same problem as OP since the latest update. The *#*#4636#*#* code is not helping in this case. The partial wake lock is displayed as Android System - which doesn't tell me anything.
I read something about the Calendar issues but I am unable to stop the calendar in running processes.
How did you solve your problem?
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Ok i seem to have had some luck since last night though i'm not sure of the exact reason.
i did as th3 said and downloaded system monitor and then killed all background active and inactive tasks and that seems to have solved the problem. I have no idea why that would be the case though and i am watching it carefully to see if it stays fixed.
i dont have a flickr account setup
djet said:
What do the logs say upon going to standby? (Use aLogcat to watch/save system log).
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Djet, I installed alogcat and have found all references to wakelock, rather than post the entire log
D/PowerManagerService( 77): wakelock: PARTIAL_WAKE_LOCK 'NetworkLocation Check Location' activated (minState=0)
D/PowerManagerService( 77): wakelock: PARTIAL_WAKE_LOCK 'NetworkLocation Check Location' activated (minState=0)
D/PowerManagerService( 77): wakelock: PARTIAL_WAKE_LOCK 'keyguardWakeAndHandOff' activated (minState=0)
D/PowerManagerService( 77): wakelock: FULL_WAKE_LOCK 'keyguard'ACQUIRE_CAUSES_WAKEUP activated (minState=3)
there are also some entries in red like this one
E/vold ( 53): Unable to lookup media '/devices/platform/msm_sdcc.1/mmc_host/mmc0/mmc0:0001'
and a load of errors to do with global search etc but this is all pretty much gobbledegook to me, what am i looking for?
thanks
ok so based on that log i have switched of the use wireless networks to find my location (not gps i hardly ever use that anyway) and now the running % is dropping fast.
i will keep you posted as to whether it keeps coming down or not.
it is going to be an enormous bummer if i cant use wireless location, thats one of a smartphones greatest powers, why would this suddenly start happening now ( started about a week before the ota update) and continues even when i factory reset.
kinkade said:
ok so based on that log i have switched of the use wireless networks to find my location (not gps i hardly ever use that anyway) and now the running % is dropping fast.
i will keep you posted as to whether it keeps coming down or not.
it is going to be an enormous bummer if i cant use wireless location, thats one of a smartphones greatest powers, why would this suddenly start happening now ( started about a week before the ota update) and continues even when i factory reset.
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I suppose it's not the feature itself guilty but the applications using it. I had the same issue with battery running out because of Location service wake locks. It turned out one of the Locale app plugins was abusing this service. Having it uninstalled battery run became normal.
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I suppose it's not the feature itself guilty but the applications using it. I had the same issue with battery running out because of Location service wake locks. It turned out one of the Locale app plugins was abusing this service. Having it uninstalled battery run became normal.
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Yes i know what you mean, how did you go about diagnosing that? also i have done several factory resets and it still happens
Re: Android system - partial wake lock
There are a many app settings that drain battery and the stock setup is nothing I am fond of. Location/locale was one of them for me, calendar, network time and widget/app syncs being the others. A non-stock app causing such problems was NetCounter.
Calendar was fixed by killing it and restarting it. It's a known bug for many.
If many widgets are running sync very often, then you can imagine battery draining fast.
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There are a many app settings that drain battery and the stock setup is nothing I am fond of. Location/locale was one of them for me, calendar, network time and widget/app syncs being the others. A non-stock app causing such problems was NetCounter.
Calendar was fixed by killing it and restarting it. It's a known bug for many.
If many widgets are running sync very often, then you can imagine battery draining fast.
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th3 you are legend, it was network time, i switched that off and all is now well in the world. cheers dude
Good find. I had the thing off anyway, but it is good to know.
Hey all,
I have a rooted Desire Z, that's almost 2 years old. I had been using the Virtuous Sense ROM for the most part and had been quite happy with it. Recently, I figured it was time I switched to ICS. So I flashed the Andromadus Mimicry ROM and have been loving it ever since. My only gripe with it is the battery life. I have been meaning to test it out extensively before I could bother the DEV with my nooby queries, but haven't had the time to do so.
When I check Settings > Battery, the screen always seems to be using up most of the %. I have searched through the forums and have done the following, in addition to a few steps that I could think on my own -
Re-calibrated Battery Stats
Clear cache & devklik cache fortnightly
Brightness - Set to 20% (No Auto)
Set to dim after 30 seconds
No render effects (ROM specific I think)
Animations are On.
No Bloatware Installed (Facebook, Twitter, Chrome, etc)
Sync is Auto (I need this)
Froze Google Maps and few other unnecessary background apps that I rarely use with Titanium (using Watchdog to monitor what was eating up CPU)
Disabled Google Backup
Wifi is always Off (I have to depend on 3G for my connectivity needs)
No Battery Saving Apps or Auto Kill Task Managers installed.
News & Facebook widgets set to manual update.
V6 SuperCharger with stock Services.jar.
CPU clock runs @ 245 Mhz on idle, which is most of the time.
GPS is always Off
Google's Location Service (Wifi & mobile network) is On.
Coming to the point, last night the phone was fully charged to 100%. I decided to turn Airplane mode On before I went to sleep to figure the drain in the absence of networks. Woke up to find 78%. That's 2.2% per hour. I checked Better Battery Stats and it seems the phone was awake for the whole ~10 hours. The culprit seems to be GPSLocationProvider. Note that the GPS is Off ; so this has to be the Google's Location Service (Wifi & mobile network)? Disabling this would be inconvenient because it's needed for Weather, and a few other things.
I'm attaching the screens, because I'm pretty new to this and would like to see what people who know more than me have to say about this. A drain of 22% in Airplane mode isn't normal and is crazy, right? Or perhaps,it's time to get a new battery?
PS: The battery has drained a further 20% since the time I took the screenshots, while I was typing this. I merely used the phone for a few messages and to check my mail. (see second-to-last vs last screen)
Radio - 12.56.60.25_26.10.04.03. Signal Strength is usually ~ -89dBm. I have noticed people claiming that the .19 radio is quite battery-friendly but I live in India, so I had to go with the WWE radio that seemed the latest. I didn't think it'd work here. Perhaps I'm wrong?
Any insights offered would be greatly appreciated.
It's an app calling the location services api. Try disabling Facebook and/or whatsapp and see if that helps. I'm unfamiliar with either of those apps, but I've heard nothing but bad things about the Facebook app, so that would be the first one I'd remove to see if it helps.
This goes without saying but of course make sure you've done a full wipe of /data since coming from your old rom. Hope that helps. I'm currently sitting at 12 days since my vision has been unplugged in airplane mode (radio off, wifi off, etc).
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GPSLocationProvider - Reboot to Fix.
Thanks for your input, blk_jack. I did do a full wipe before migrating. As suggested in your ROM's OP, I don't use the Facebook app. The Facebook entry seen in the screenshot belongs to the Facebook Messenger app, which might partly be the cause. Upon further searching, I found that many people have been complaining about this issue on many different flavors of ROMs (ICS / JB) and hardware (HTC, Samsung, LG). Let me elaborate.
Searching for 'GPSLocationProvider' brings a ton of threads about this issue. I will post here whatever I could gather from these posts, for the benefit of others who face this.
Some people get this wakelock if they use GPS for anything and then turn it off. For example, if you turn on GPS, use a map application for a short while, close the map application and turn off GPS, the wakelock is born. Even if you kill any active map services, it will still be there and ends up draining your battery.
It seems to be chiefly caused by apps that use Location such as Google Maps, Facebook, Facebook Messenger, etc. Turning off all location services is advisable.
In some cases, the GPS does not turn back on until the phone is rebooted but that is not the case in this ROM. GPS works when turned On.
To get rid of the wakelock caused by GPSLocationProvider, rebooting seems to be the only working option as of now.
There is a step-by-step instruction guide (written by Karpfenhai) in the [APP]BetterBatteryStats thread OP, that deals with configuring autostarts, which apparently fixes this issue. I'm yet to try it, so I can't comment if it works or not.
I wish I'd been smarter and searched for 'GPSLocationProvider' instead, before creating this thread. Thanks for your time, anyway.
Screen Off Widget/Shortcut on Desktop?
@blk_jack
If I may use this opportunity to ask you something else related to your ROM.. I just found out that I don't have 10 posts yet, so I can't post it in the ROM thread.
Is it possible to create a widget/shortcut on the desktop to turn off the screen, perhaps by using the Launcher Activity options? I am currently using the one that's there in the Notification Drawer (Power Widget), pulling it down each time to turn the screen off is a tad inconvenient. The desktop Power Widget doesn't seem to have the Screen Off option. Is this possible at all without having to use an external app?
Yep, I have a nova launcher gesture set to run the root app killscreen.apk (search google).
You could add that app to your home screen too.
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Dear Community!!!
So Days ago i upgrade my Xperia ZL to kit kat, everithing ok a couple days, fantastic.....but, was suddenly my phone without battery, the problem? google play service was draining the 85% to my battery. When i upgrade to 4.3 firmeware i had the same trouble and then i maked to flash again. Also, this time i just did a factory reset and then everithing ok a couple days... but again, suddenly, google play service is draining all life to my phone...So, somebody knows whats the problem anda what can i do (whitout flashing again)... thanks buddies
The issue is a location wakelock, there are two ways around it disable location if you don't use it, or disable Google now.
If you are rooted, u can uninstall the Google search app from system and reinstall it from play store
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thanks
xyge said:
The issue is a location wakelock, there are two ways around it disable location if you don't use it, or disable Google now.
If you are rooted, u can uninstall the Google search app from system and reinstall it from play store
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Ok, if i understand, i must disable location? how i do that? yes i root i gonna unistall google serch and a itold you... very very thanks dude....
Nothing works
Nope.... google servicise going to drining my life.... sucks... check it
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Nope.... google servicise going to drining my life.... sucks... check it
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you have an option in settings to disable location
since you are rooted,look for "wakelock detector" and "disable service" in play store,
'wakelock detector' will tell you what apps or services are causing it, and then u can disable that particular service using the 'disable service' app
Thanks a lot
xyge said:
you have an option in settings to disable location
since you are rooted,look for "wakelock detector" and "disable service" in play store,
'wakelock detector' will tell you what apps or services are causing it, and then u can disable that particular service using the 'disable service' app[/QUO
A lot of thanks Xyge... I download the app than you sugest and AppOps to remove permissions at Google Search, especifically location and screen awake... apparently works better and services not drining the battery... Again XYGE thanks a lot
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Anytime brother, we are all here to help!
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I discovered something else.
I reinstalled my Phone again with Android 4.4.2. I installed all my apps. Using the Google Now Launcher.
Batterie consumptions seems normal. I see wake locks but acceptable.
But when driving to home from work I used Avertinoo (A radar notifying application that uses GPS). At home I closed the application. But suddenly I saw that the phone stays awake all the time. And Google Service is responsible for 86% of battery consumption.
Only solution, restart of the phone.
I did several test with this application. A short usage of the application does not seem to trigger the problem.
I did a test with Navigon (Navigation software) and I got the same problem.
So I think any application using the GPS for to long, will cause a problem with the Google service (endless loop due to time out ?).
xyge said:
you have an option in settings to disable location
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Instead of disabling location, setting the location mode to "device only" was enough for me.
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I discovered something else.
I reinstalled my Phone again with Android 4.4.2. I installed all my apps. Using the Google Now Launcher.
Batterie consumptions seems normal. I see wake locks but acceptable.
But when driving to home from work I used Avertinoo (A radar notifying application that uses GPS). At home I closed the application. But suddenly I saw that the phone stays awake all the time. And Google Service is responsible for 86% of battery consumption.
Only solution, restart of the phone.
I did several test with this application. A short usage of the application does not seem to trigger the problem.
I did a test with Navigon (Navigation software) and I got the same problem.
So I think any application using the GPS for to long, will cause a problem with the Google service (endless loop due to time out ?).
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it's actually a wakelock, whenever an app requires the phone to be awake(say use gps) it sets a wakelock until some condition is satisfied(as u said endless loop), point is its not due to time out but some weird issue that is coming up with the google apps of our particular device....that's why a restart solves it or at times it may not occur for hours of usage of an app and next time it may occur after a minute.
the disabling of services or location is a temporary solution right now.
I tried to clean up all google apps in system and install the latest gapps and odex them.....until now i havent seen any battery issues(in fact usage is not even visible).....i'll report the findings after a fair usage so i can be sure if it does fix the issue.
I uninstalled Google Search from system and installed from the Playstore, then disabled location reporting and my battery seems to go to normal draining
maxee23 said:
I uninstalled Google Search from system and installed from the Playstore, then disabled location reporting and my battery seems to go to normal draining
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How to I uninstall it from system.
I have root of course. I tried root uninstaller from the play store but it just replaced it with the factory version.
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Sirence said:
How to I uninstall it from system.
I have root of course. I tried root uninstaller from the play store but it just replaced it with the factory version.
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you don't have to uninstall or install anything
just go to sittings\ security and disable Google reporting
that's all
a little update is coming
On PTCRB there is a new Version certified .233
Maybe this will fix the battery draining.
http://www.ptcrb.com/vendor/complete/view_complete_request_guest.cfm?modelid=22622
I was having this draining problem (happened out of nowhere, a full week after installing the 4.4.2 update).
Uninstalling Google Search and reinstalling it through the Play Store didn't worked (kept having Google Services draining more than 80%).
Setting Location mode to GPS-only didn't worked neither. Turning location off worked, but disabled my location-based apps, has expected.
What did worked for me was going to Setting -> Location-> Location Services (Google Location Report) and disabling both Location Report and Location History.
Now Google Services DOES NOT DRAIN more than 2% of my battery. CPU usage is always low (using CPU Spy Reborn, the 1512 MHz frequency step is pretty much around 2 - 3% of the time, as is the 1026 MHz frequency step - the remaining frequency steps are all at 0 - 1%, with 384 MHz (the lowest step) at 52% and Deep Sleep at 34% of the time).
All this with Location active on high-precision mode. Roughly 5h10min of usage (LTE always on), with PowerAmp playing for more than 4h straight, around 55min screen on and 15min or so of gaming (Zombie Gunship), and the battery is still at 72%.
With 4.3, with the same level of usage (moderate to heavy, I guess) the battery would absolutely be on the 60-65% range.
In other words, disabling both Location Report and Location History worked for me, with zero downsides with regards to location based apps (Google Maps, Waze and GPS Essentials all work perfectly).
Hope this helps. Best regards.
The date I noticed my battery issues coincides with when the update went live. I've tried tinkering as much as I can to disable wake lock permissions in all sorts of apps and using wake lock detector, but I can't really find the culprit.
I'm rooted, on 4.6.3. Is there a way to turn off the OTA check, or fool it into thinking I have 4.6.3.
Is it something else? I have a lot of apps, but the only thing wake lock can tell me about the sheer number of wakes is google play services, which has had it's permission to wake disabled but still is somehow the cause. That and system are about equal. Awake time is 91% since my last full charge and unplug. Not good.
Thanks for any help.
Just to maybe assist you in finding the culprit I'm on 4.6.3 with google apps but no root. I've not experienced any wake locks. Perhaps clearing Google's cache and data?
Sorry I meant I was on 4.6.1 still. Will clear data and see.
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The date I noticed my battery issues coincides with when the update went live. I've tried tinkering as much as I can to disable wake lock permissions in all sorts of apps and using wake lock detector, but I can't really find the culprit.
I'm rooted, on 4.6.3. Is there a way to turn off the OTA check, or fool it into thinking I have 4.6.3.
Is it something else? I have a lot of apps, but the only thing wake lock can tell me about the sheer number of wakes is google play services, which has had it's permission to wake disabled but still is somehow the cause. That and system are about equal. Awake time is 91% since my last full charge and unplug. Not good.
Thanks for any help.
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Probably one of those glitches that can be solved by a reboot. However, you can disable updates using hdxposed module for xposed if you want.
Done both of those things plus much more. Anyone else having this issue?
try taking a titanium backup of everything and then factory reset.. with everything backed up to your PC. then root and start restoring everything gradually.. start by social apps and call log and messages.. then your essential apps.. and see.. then add the rest of the apps bit by bit till you find the offending application or maybe something just got screwed will be fixed when the data clears..
just make sure there is nothing out of the norm in your essential apps, meaning they are all tried and tested by everyone.. facebook, whatsapp, keep, launcher.. that stuff. and also make sure in these apps to limit their ability to check every X minutes as they can really drain your battery.
I've disabled wakelock on anything that has reported to use it by wake lock detector that I don't absolutely need to have it. I've uninstalled any non-essential apps. I've done too much tinkering and have too much important app data to risk doing a reset when it may not work.
I need a way to actually get to the bottom of it first.
Why is google play services waking the phone 2000+ times per day? Wake lock detector says the phone has been awake 5 hours out of 10, but then the list of times for each app only adds up to 20 minutes. How do I find out what was keeping it awake the rest of the time?
Possibly some kind of location based frippery. Try removing location access from troublesome app. And turn off auto sync if it's on
Location services are completely disabled. Auto sync is off. Both have been since this started happening.
Used app quarantine to disable almost every app I put on here, and Fire OS is still 51%.
Possible culprits, though I'm not sure if I find it likely: Ultimate dynamic navbar, lightning chat, foscam viewer, google apps, xposed mods (have a few). greenify (that would be ironic), flixter, es file explorer, buildprop editor, calculator, jellybean keyboard, multi timer, skana battery alerts, nova launcher, power toggles, slacker radio, bank app, super user, terminal emulator, outlook, wakelock detector.
Get better battery stats from xda, it gives a better breakdown of wake locks.
Alright what should I look for in there?
Ok here is what I believe I have found out, using network log along with better battery stats.
The phone is waking up constantly due to netbios pings (I know not technically pings), from various computers on my network, mostly my main PC. I don't know why it's doing this. Could be one of many background processes. In my opinion, it shouldn't matter. The phone shouldn't be that stupid.
I was able to... I think, mitigate a lot of this by doing a few things.
The first is editing qcom's ini inside etc/wifi so that if it says offload, I put a 0, I assume it's offloading to the cpu, which causes it to wake for pointless crap. The second thing I did was re-enable optimized wifi. This is probably already on, on everyone else's phone. I turned it off because I was trying to figure out how to tether while connected to a vpn through the phone. Still can't get that to work. And I know how to, because I did it on my nexus prime, but something in the fire OS is f'ing that method up (iptable configs).
I'm considering seeking an app to turn off wifi when the phone sleeps, because better battery shows wifi on 100%, and even with the changes above, I was still responding to some netbios pings in the network (about 1/5th as many). I imagine most networks will have noise like this.
However, even after all this, fire OS is still the main battery draw. Better Battery doesn't account for all the wake time, not even by half.
For now I've put enough time into this.
Hello.
I have an issue, and tried to investigate it but withoout success.
When the GPS is enabled, something keeps useing it. Sometimes i have to wait for some hours for it to turn itself on, sometimes it 'bugs' after some minutes.
This hapens after a hard reset (and email entered, apps updated) too.
Tried to disable all location based stuff:
- no weather widhet (uninstalled)
- no location reporting / shareing
- no gps aps running
- disabled all stock apps i can.
- user an older play services, and a newer too.
on the gps settings tab, it shows the play services, but with only in low enegy mode.
when it comes today, i tried to kill all the running apps from the app settings includeing system apps. nothind made the gps icon gone, not for a second.
Does anybody got a solution, or something to let me use the gps enabled, but without something let it user for hours?
//No root, no unlocked bootloader!
Thanks!
ttotoo said:
Hello.
I have an issue, and tried to investigate it but withoout success.
When the GPS is enabled, something keeps useing it. Sometimes i have to wait for some hours for it to turn itself on, sometimes it 'bugs' after some minutes.
This hapens after a hard reset (and email entered, apps updated) too.
Tried to disable all location based stuff:
- no weather widhet (uninstalled)
- no location reporting / shareing
- no gps aps running
- disabled all stock apps i can.
- user an older play services, and a newer too.
on the gps settings tab, it shows the play services, but with only in low enegy mode.
when it comes today, i tried to kill all the running apps from the app settings includeing system apps. nothind made the gps icon gone, not for a second.
Does anybody got a solution, or something to let me use the gps enabled, but without something let it user for hours?
//No root, no unlocked bootloader!
Thanks!
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Dude I have a verizon g4, well on my third one and every one has done the same sh.t..i can't even use high accuracy but the other two stop it, but most apps have a hard time getting location unless on high accuracy for me so good thing I always know where I'm at anyways lol
ttotoo said:
Hello.
I have an issue, and tried to investigate it but withoout success.
When the GPS is enabled, something keeps useing it. Sometimes i have to wait for some hours for it to turn itself on, sometimes it 'bugs' after some minutes.
This hapens after a hard reset (and email entered, apps updated) too.
Tried to disable all location based stuff:
- no weather widhet (uninstalled)
- no location reporting / shareing
- no gps aps running
- disabled all stock apps i can.
- user an older play services, and a newer too.
on the gps settings tab, it shows the play services, but with only in low enegy mode.
when it comes today, i tried to kill all the running apps from the app settings includeing system apps. nothind made the gps icon gone, not for a second.
Does anybody got a solution, or something to let me use the gps enabled, but without something let it user for hours?
//No root, no unlocked bootloader!
Thanks!
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I observed the same behaviour
Service center told me, to do hard reset and bring my phone to them; nothing usable info.