I've had WiFi disabled for most of the day and I'm noticing something weird in my battery stats.
My battery has been draining a little faster than normal, as if Doze hasn't been activating, so I went into settings to check on things. I noticed that my stats show that my WiFi connection is enabled. I've been watching it for the past hour making sure WiFi is disabled. Battery statistics still shows that WiFi is enabled.
Has anyone else experienced this? I'm on the L build and WiFi scanning is off and WiFi active during sleep is set to only when charging.
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UPDATE: I rebooted and cleared cache and it seems like the problem has stopped. Still have no clue what caused that to happen.
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I have the same thing on my 5x
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go to settings and search for wi-fi scanning. turn it off, you should see your issue resolved.
Go to advanced config wifi and put the wifi mode in 2.4Ghz
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I've noticed that if I leave my phone in an room that has a weak wifi signal, my current use is always around -100mA a minute whereas when I have a strong signal it is only -6mA. I have tried multiple 2.3 roms and they all have the same behaviour (haven't had time to try 2.2). Is there any way to just drop the connection when it's weak? I've noticed it happen by itself sometimes but it stays with the weak connection for long enough to cause significant battery drain. I tried looking in tasker but there is no wifi strength variable
On [ROM-AOSP GRH78C] Oxygen v2.0-RC7:
Settings > wireless connections > wifi settings > wifi policy set to "go to sleep when device sleep"
And you are done _ only 14% drain on wifi with poor signal after 10 hours powered on. Hope it helps you
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i've been using T-Mobile WiFi calling for a few weeks now, and for the most part battery life seems good, maybe even better than without.
However, last night it sucked 30%+ of my battery with a partial wakelock overnight without me even touching my phone. Anybody seen this before or have an idea on how to keep it from doing this?
Oddly enough, under Better Battery Stats, it's listed as AlarmScheduledService, but just to make it clear I had no alarms scheduled. Under Android's native battery usage display, it first showed up as *wakelock* before resolving into IMS Service.
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Ive noticed the EXACT same thing... id go to sleep and wake up with like 40% battery missing... stopped using wifi calling problem went away :\
So, generally, just about everyone say wifi off is best to save battery life.. How so? With wifi on (while connected to a connection), your phone doesn't have to strain itself using 1x or 3g or any of that but simply uses the wifi smoothly with ease.. I personally tend to get much better battery life with my wifi on due to all the Facebook and xda and Web browsing I do..
Is it just me or does wifi seem to keep power drain lower?
I stay connected to wifi while at work and home and I think I get great battery life. Today at work our wifi was down so I had to connect using 3G. My battery dropped 5% in 30 min with the phone just sitting in standby. So yeah I think it is better using wifi.
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Basically if you are Wi-Fi Connected it will save you battery, but if you aren't connected to any network it will drain your battery looking for one.
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Okay so I've never had a single problem with wifi before on the g3. But yesterday I flashed twrp in order to prepare for the updated 10m. That is the only change I made. Since then it seems that wifi keeps going "disabled"
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So I took this screenshot and then decided to remove some old chromecast networks and take a new screenshot that was cleaner and now it's no longer disabled.
Now if I set down my phone for 5 minutes I'll lose connection again and when I pick it up it will say disabled. I have to toggle wifi on off, airplane mode, or restart to get the wifi to actually pick up signal after it going disabled. Even after the second screen shot where it shows its connected I actually had 0 wifi bars and it won't get any until I restart.
What's going on?
I am testing on an LG G3 and am having the same issue. I really could use an answer to this ss i have to frequently test connecting to wireless cards and the phone keeps listing them as disabled exactly like Derekwolfee described.
Sometimes there is no network service when screen is off or phone asleep. I recently changed sim card, that didnt work. I think doze messes this up somehow.
So I added a screenshot: I just came to a different location and when i turned my screen on there was no signal but a sec later the signal was good (in the same place) i literally watched it turn to almost full signal when i turned on the screen...
I had some problems, when i send an SMS it doesnt arrive or arrives late...
Thanks for your help!
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This seems to be a software problem, if you use any battery saving application, disable it if not, clear cache, if that doesn't work, go to safe mode and see if the problem persists if not, a 3rd party application can cause this if that doesn't help, Flash stock firmware again. If that doesn't help you, I'd recommend you go to a LG service center