Hi,
There is always "com.asus.nextappcore" leading in my list of wakeup trigger count (See attachment). Is this normal? This wakelock increases even if screen is on. I don't see in my battery usage list.
Does anybody else have this wakelock?
Thanks,
Update: Number of wakelocks increased after oct25 update.
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Hello there. I'm trying to get rid of my battery drain for ages, tried to check for wakelocks and I have no idea what is this one in the middle, any help?
One wakelock is from your widget and when it updates generates wakelocks. Second is from stamina you have sign interval so in stamina mode your tel is wakeing up from time to time in intervals. And last is from some android service update. Install wakelock detector and check is this wakelocks are from android process.
I assume first wakelock is from trackID, tried to remove that widget, didn't help.
I don't get the second one, I don't remember any sign interval in stamina..
And yes, i think they are all android processes.
Let me put in the details.
I just came from MIUI 9.5.1x.y(forget the exact version) China version and now on LOS 15.1 official.
My old experience with that MIUI is optimal for standby battery life, especially during midnight with flight mode on. 8~9 hour just had the battery down by 1 ~2 percent at max. For MIUI, I use the built-in battery saving mode and disallowed most apps' background activities.
In LOS, I root and utilize greenify for similar task, and also enable the built-in battery saver. Yet, it gives me quite different result. About 7~8% usage overnight. That's far from optimal.
So my question are:
Do you have similar experiences?
If the answer is yes, how do you find the causes of the unnecessary battery drain? And how to solve it?
Any clues and helps are welcome.
Use an app to find out what is causing wakelocks during the night?
BetterBatteryStats for example.
You should Monitor Your Battery with Gsam and Betterbatterystatus Application also Monitor Cpu Deep Sleep
got to battery stat in system setting , check what apps running in background and disable(if available) what apps that can running in background.
The wakelock is called "BSS_InDisplaySensorHelper", it just appears since few days ago and drain lots of my battery. It's found under Android System in better battery stat. Does anyone know what it is and can I stop it?
Thx a lot
I have discovered that the wakelock comes from process to show the fingerprint icon on the Always On Display. In fingerprint options, if you disable "show on AOD", that wakelock will never raise again.
The wakelock is called "BSS_InDisplaySensorHelper", it just appears since few days ago and drain lots of my battery. It's found under Android System in better battery stat. Does anyone know what it is and can I stop it?
I can literally find zero result mentioning it on google.
Thx
I have discovered that the wakelock comes from process to show the fingerprint icon on the Always On Display. In fingerprint options, if you disable "show on AOD", that wakelock will never raise again.
I saw a great Battery Historian guide and decided to try it out.
I noticed that last night while my phone was unplugged, the "CPU Running" bar was active the whole time when I was asleep.
Here's the battery historian chart for the hours I was asleep: https://i.postimg.cc/4ZB51q9z/image.png
If I hover over the CPU Running bar, I can see what's causing the CPU to run:
https://i.postimg.cc/g2JSt0jL/image.png
A lot of "abort" wakelocks whatever they are.
Abort: Pending Wakup Sources: dwc3-otg
Abort: Pending Wakup Sources: usb_notify
There's also something called "Unknown".
There's also a constant "BLE Scanning" on the first screenshot which is "bluetooth low energy". I have bluetooth off, nearby devices off, improve accuracy via bluetooth off.
I have a Galaxy S20 (exynos). I have not used any package disabler app or rooting etc.
Googling the above wakelocks brings back nothing. Just some random github code. If I google BLE scanning, I find threads on XDA asking "what is this BLE wakelock?" but no solutions. Apparently they found an app that caused it, but I don't have that app.
Compared to this other S20 user's battery historian chart, my CPU running bar should be intermittent only. See here: https://preview.redd.it/edegbwhq1sq41.png?width=1701&format=png&auto=webp&592f655c
Any android expert have an idea how to diagnose the 1: constant CPU running and 2: constant BLE running?