my phone have a really weak battery since i updated the version my phone version is 4.2.2 and 10.1.3-RC2-endeavoru , i play games in the phone for 5 min and 12-20 percent of the battery disappears , and not only when i play , also when i just use it .
another problem is that my phone doesnt always charge , so if i want to charge it i need to turn it off ..
what can i do ?:crying:
gaston1800 said:
my phone have a really weak battery since i updated the version my phone version is 4.2.2 and 10.1.3-RC2-endeavoru , i play games in the phone for 5 min and 12-20 percent of the battery disappears , and not only when i play , also when i just use it .
another problem is that my phone doesnt always charge , so if i want to charge it i need to turn it off ..
what can i do ?:crying:
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do full wipe including dalvik cache and battery state in recovery(take all backup) and also check the USB wire which you use.USB wire also causes battery charging problem...
Poojan Patel said:
do full wipe including dalvik cache and battery state in recovery(take all backup) and also check the USB wire which you use.USB wire also causes battery charging problem...
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what do you mean by full wipe ? can you explain more ?
and what will be the consequences ..
gaston1800 said:
what do you mean by full wipe ? can you explain more ?
and what will be the consequences ..
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full wipe means wiping all partition(data+system+cache partition)..in full wipe you will uninstall OS..so after doing full wipe,u must install any ROM to get boot up..in full wipe you will lose all data..!!
Poojan Patel said:
full wipe means wiping all partition(data+system+cache partition)..in full wipe you will uninstall OS..so after doing full wipe,u must install any ROM to get boot up..in full wipe you will lose all data..!!
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What Os means?
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What Os means?
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How on earth did you install CM if don't even know what an OS is? You should try Google, it can tell you a lot of stuff. :banghead:
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i have a tmobile branded desire. i have made a goldcard and downloaded the
[file]
[/LIST]RUU_Bravo_HTC_WWE_1.15.405.4_Radio_32.30.00.28U_4.05.00.11_release_122704.exe
When i open the above file it keeps saying ERROR[120]:LOW MAIN BATTER POWER
i have 100% battery on my desire . dose anyone have a solution to this ?
i am doing this so i can debrand my phone and get the froyo update.
for Froyos sake some one please help me .
Come on guys anyone?
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Try wiping battery stats from custom recovery
acolwill said:
Try wiping battery stats from custom recovery
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went in to recovery and wiped the cache (there is no option for battery stats) sorry i am a noob at this.
tried again but with no luck still getting the same problem. any further suggestions.
My phone is not rooted.
Also did a full factory reset and that still didn't sort out my problem
Problem sloved
changed the pc that i was doing the installation in . worked like a charm
thanks for all your help.
how will i know if my battery is calibrated correctly???
i mean..i flash roms ,maybe 2-6 times in a week..i guess...depending on updates..
doo calibration everytime...(sometimes...calibrated and flash new rom)
how do i know if my batt is correctly calibrated..read somewhere too much calib ruins your batts
well u cant know dat ur battery is calibrated or not.. bt u can improve the accuracy by clearing the battery stats in cwm menu.. try searching for a 3rd party app.. Btw dont be so concerned abt it.. its always correct 99%
when you install a new rom and wipe /data your system is automatically recalibrate your battery. you don't need to do that manually
kurotsugi said:
when you install a new rom and wipe /data your system is automatically recalibrate your battery. you don't need to do that manually
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even if i flash at 20percent batteries?
zeusseuz said:
even if i flash at 20percent batteries?
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Yes, even at 1%.
That's what i think too .
i can't charges battery to 100 %
it's stop 99 %
i delete batt stat ,Was not lost:crying:
When not to
1. you are in wrong place. general is the one.
2. how old is your battery? what rom? what kernel?
3. how much noob are you?
paolo-red1 said:
1. you are in wrong place. general is the one.
2. how old is your battery? what rom? what kernel?
3. how much noob are you?
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i'm sorry
i use rom runntmede aio 6.0.4.3
kernei 2.6.35.100 [email protected]#11:crying::crying::crying:
Try the calibration tool linked in my signature
aledex said:
Try the calibration tool linked in my signature
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thank you ,but i can't use
but check recover mode i can charge 100%
but boot sense it stop 99%
99% is very close to 100% is almost 100%
I do not think is is a huge problem ....
tolisoft said:
99% is very close to 100% is almost 100%
I do not think is is a huge problem ....
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Agreed.
Have u tried resetting battery stats in recovery? I think I remember seeing that. Never really used it.
you can wipe the battery status.
Is it possible to wipe battery stats using twrp recovery? I would like to calibrate the battery. Any help or information would be greatly appreciated.
DynamicN said:
Is it possible to wipe battery stats using twrp recovery? I would like to calibrate the battery. Any help or information would be greatly appreciated.
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Yes. Either under "wipe" or "advanced" menus.
However, you should read this: http://www.androidcentral.com/wiping-battery-stats-doesnt-improve-battery-life-says-google-engineer
nikon120 said:
Yes. Either under "wipe" or "advanced" menus.
However, you should read this: http://www.androidcentral.com/wiping-battery-stats-doesnt-improve-battery-life-says-google-engineer
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I looked under both and didn't see it but I'll look again, thank you for the response. That article is an interesting read:good:
DynamicN said:
I looked under both and didn't see it but I'll look again, thank you for the response. That article is an interesting read:good:
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To wipe battery stats in TWRP, do the following:
boot into TWRP recovery
/advanced/File Manager/
folder /data/system/
click batterystats.bin
click Delete
reboot system
e154037 said:
To wipe battery stats in TWRP, do the following:
boot into TWRP recovery
/advanced/File Manager/
folder /data/system/
click batterystats.bin
click Delete
reboot system
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Thank you
DynamicN said:
Thank you
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I saw threads mentioning that wiping battery stats is like snake oil. Does this really help increase battery life or is it just a placebo
cybershawngates said:
I saw threads mentioning that wiping battery stats is like snake oil. Does this really help increase battery life or is it just a placebo
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Open the link I posted earlier in this thread. Android engineers say placebo.
nikon120 said:
placebo.
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thx
e154037 said:
To wipe battery stats in TWRP, do the following:
boot into TWRP recovery
/advanced/File Manager/
folder /data/system/
click batterystats.bin
click Delete
reboot system
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good one! thanks
Yes that delete Batteystats.bin does help !! I got my Mi Max 2 a new battery after 3 years approx, the new battery would drain like hell till 15% then stuck there for next 4-5 hours of heavy usage like gaming and watching Youtube premium with Wifi and BT connected to speaker, GPS ON and Brightness FULL. This drained the battery down to 2% and again stuck there for the next 5 hours and still continued playing games and watching videos. Then the phone shut down. This happened 3 times at a stretch.
After deleting Battery.bin then full charged to 100% with Power OFF and repeated the cycled 3 times (full charge to Full Off and then again recycle), now the new battery works like when I got my phone brand new back in 2018.
That delete Batterystats.bin does work !! However, word of caution is that one must do that Batterystats.bin delete with a 100% Full charged battery, and while deleting make sure the charger is not Plugged IN -- else it will give wrong readings and calibrating the battery is of no use.
How do i clear the batter stats through twrp. I believe id vet more from my phone if i could do that, couldnt find it on my own term?
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By using Google...not to bust your balls but try to search first ...plenty of info out there already..this goes for the rest of the nubs as well...ull get your answer 100% faster..search tool is your friend :beer:
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Lol thanks chilly, i did search google but was pages deep before i asked here, maybe i just looked over it
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Just my 2 cents here. But I read a post a while back by a very respected dev (adrenalyn) that's it's always good practice to flash a new rom and a fully charged battery. Then fully deplete and fully charge uninterrupted. Since doing that I have not had to reset battery stats ever and have always had no problems. S with battery life. Of course there everyone says different things. But this is just my experience.
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My Google search brought me here, still trying to find how to do this.
Slacker said:
My Google search brought me here, still trying to find how to do this.
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The answer is that TWRP doesn't wipe battery stats, and you don't need to do it.
I read the tweet I saw in my Google search results and saw that power off at full charge accomplished what I wanted, had idle drain and changed a couple things and wanted to monitor the changes.
gtdtm said:
The answer is that TWRP doesn't wipe battery stats, and you don't need to do it.
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To wipe battery in TWRP, do the following:
boot into TWRP recovery
/advanced/File Manager/
folder /data/system/
click batterystats.bin
click Delete
reboot system
e154037 said:
To wipe battery in TWRP, do the following:
boot into TWRP recovery
/advanced/File Manager/
folder /data/system/
click batterystats.bin
click Delete
reboot system
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I can not find that in TWRP
rekamyenom said:
I can not find that in TWRP
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Mount Data by selecting "Data" in the Mount menu.
codebuddy said:
Mount Data by selecting "Data" in the Mount menu.
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Thx for your explanation.
Jahwol
jahwol said:
Thx for your explanation.
Jahwol
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ME TOO or I no figure out,
BUT when I click delete as suggested it does just what I thought it would, IT deleted the file called wipebatt whatever it was calledr it was called!
SO now its gone and I can't do it.
I know someone said I couldent but that kinda pissed me off!
better to be pissed off than pissed on I guess, but I felt pissed on! careful what instructions you follow to a T I guess
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My Google search brought me here, still trying to find how to do this.
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Amen dude. Sick of people telling other people to "Google it". My Google search brought me here, and if everybody on XDA said "Google it" there would be no results.
e154037 said:
To wipe battery in TWRP, do the following:
boot into TWRP recovery
/advanced/File Manager/
folder /data/system/
click batterystats.bin
click Delete
reboot system
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Thanks, this helped me
Hello everyone,
My question for you is this:
I have HTC ONE M7 T-Mobile. Just put brand new battery in it.
1. Phone is on - battery shows %41
2. Go in TWRP - battery shows %25 >> I wipe cache and then >> Turn phone back on - battery shows %25
3. Phone is off and I plug it in to charge - battery shows %74
4. Go in TWRP - battery shows %71
5. Turn phone on - battery shows %74
6. Go in TWRP - battery shows %75 >> wipe cache
7. Phone on - battery shows %75
I'm listening to you guys what you think? Why I had those differences? Should I do it again and how often to make sure there won't be anymore like this cause I had times when phone is at %29, I take a photo, it turns off.
Keep in mind that all this had happened with my original battery as well.
Best Regards
dohcvtec said:
Hello everyone,
My question for you is this:
I have HTC ONE M7 T-Mobile. Just put brand new battery in it.
1. Phone is on - battery shows %41
2. Go in TWRP - battery shows %25 >> I wipe cache and then >> Turn phone back on - battery shows %25
3. Phone is off and I plug it in to charge - battery shows %74
4. Go in TWRP - battery shows %71
5. Turn phone on - battery shows %74
6. Go in TWRP - battery shows %75 >> wipe cache
7. Phone on - battery shows %75
I'm listening to you guys what you think? Why I had those differences? Should I do it again and how often to make sure there won't be anymore like this cause I had times when phone is at %29, I take a photo, it turns off.
Keep in mind that all this had happened with my original battery as well.
Best Regards
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Facing the exact same problem with my Nokia XL. I've searched and tried for almost every method and app related to calibration and fix but nothing seems to work out.
What if I`m having the same issues and this folder does not exist here?
just that i needed
e154037 said:
To wipe battery in TWRP, do the following:
boot into TWRP recovery
/advanced/File Manager/
folder /data/system/
click batterystats.bin
click Delete
reboot system
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thank you so much
found out how to do it from twrp
Battery charging only in ap fastboot
Hi,
My moto g4 plus discharge when connected to any charger including the original charger and only recharges in ap fastboot mode that too very slow and sometimes doesn't recharge at all but when it start getting charged it take around a whole day to get charged upto 100%.The original charger seems ok as it recharges other mobiles.
I have also hardbriked my hand set while trying to find a solution. Thanks to @siddhesh9146 [GUIDE] Moto G4 Plus HardBrick SOLVED - ULTIMATE UNBRICKING GUIDE. But My battery problem remains the same.