Well my phone doesn't sleep, be Susie both uptime and awake time are the same :/
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Sounds like you have a rouge app. Download system monitor and see what one it is! Then uninstall it or change the sync settings!
I have system monitor how do I check?
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Android system using 64% of my battery and I been having my screen on all morning. is there an app that will track battery usage on each app. I have about 80 apps installed and I know one of them is f-ing Me up.
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Better battery stats is a good app.
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That's a lot. I bet a few are eating up the battery.
Watchdog will watch your active apps and alert you when any particular app breaks through a preset % CPU threshhold... I use it and it works great...
ill try both of those apps . Here are some screenshots if you guys can think of anything else. Thanks
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So I'm running a 2100 m a h extended life battery and I know I should be getting better life than this. I'm running 4.1 jelly bean on cdma phone, stock kernel. I also have the app killer checked on, and my screen brightness is pretty low. I've been having my wifi at home but still for 4 hours in 40 percent screen time that's really bad numbers. just wondering if anybody has any input
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Forgot the pic. Lol
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Uninstall your task killer, those do more harm than good. And download BetterBatteryStats to see what is draining your battery.
More likely it's your apps that are causing it to drain very badly. Any shady looking apps I would uninstall. And like above me, do those both as well.
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chlehqls said:
More likely it's your apps that are causing it to drain very badly. Any shady looking apps I would uninstall. And like above me, do those both as well.
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well the app killer is just in the settings of my phone . its not downloaded.
Fstall303 said:
well the app killer is just in the settings of my phone . its not downloaded.
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What setting is this? And don't use it.
You may want to use the Better Battery stats application to check for wake locks.
Trying a different kernel may also help. The Faux kernel works well for myself.
Lastly, the standby time doesn't give as much insight into your battery life as well as screen on time does. What kind of screen on time are you getting?
Note: don't use task killers, and don't manually kill applications.
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Uncheck that, will only do harm.
Ngo93 said:
Uncheck that, will only do harm.
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With what ROM are you using fauxs kernel with?
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isinisterx said:
With what ROM are you using fauxs kernel with?
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I'm using Trinity, the poster 2 above me is the 1 on Faux
Wow your right. First for some reason I couldn't even click back on x d a developers app kept force closing and after I check that I can finally go back didn't think that would effect so much
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Turn off any app killing, as you've done.
In your screenshot, you had a lot of calls, that'll do it too, so battery life can vary.
Here is today's. I don't get it. 2100 math battery low brightness display
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Why is task killing worse than good?
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I am not sure about the stock app killer but any 3rd party app killer is constantly scanning your phone looking for apps running even if there is none so it's constantly using battery power
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Just flashed Jedi Knight and my battery is draining when phone is sleeping at about 5% every 30 minutes. No CPU Sleeper app loaded just the ROM sleeping. Any ideas?
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Look at the battery process what draining it-_-
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67% screen with it on auto brightness. Misc apps drawing less than 4%.
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You just flash it today? Why don't you give the rom a couple battery cycles
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The light sensors are draining with auto brightness
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it's not the auto brightness. I'm using jedi knight with auto brightness and I get <1 % drop per hour of standby time.
it's probably an app that's causing wakelocks. download Better battery stats and check the "partial wakelocks" tab
I'm using the same ROM and I've noticed the same thing. So far I haven't been able to pin down what is draining it while sleeping either. I'll try better battery and see if it tells me anything new. Thx
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Noticed some battery drain on my G3. Then saw this. What the hell!
CPU states are normal.
Help very much appreciated. Thanks
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Sorry for bumping this bit just checking to see if anyone can help before I wipe everything and reset my phone!
Thanks again.
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You may want to download wakelock detector from the play store to see exactly what app/process is causing wakelocks.
Yeah use wake lock detector for some reason better battery stats doesn't work correctly with this phone
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Thanks guys. I'm probably being an idiot, but how do I know which specific app is causing the wakelock?
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Thanks guys. I'm probably being an idiot, but how do I know which specific app is causing the wakelock?
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Go to Partial Wakelocks to break down the PowerManagerService wakelocks