Hellow everyone pls hw can i get solution to my battery i have juicedefender still not working
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Stop using Juicedefender. Start reading the extensive threads already in this forum (in the General section) to get a good battery life.
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Just purchase my phone about two weeks ago, I been noticing that the battery runs out quick is there a rom you guys advise I should get to work out my battery problem? if so can you give me a link to it? and yes I have use the "search" tool but I would like some input from people actually using the roms and what they think.
Are you rooted? Are you using a task killer? Have you checked in settings to see what's using your battery? Mine always showed the screen using the most, set to auto.
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If you open up the app menu, and go to the "Help Centre" it gives tips on how to "Train the battery". Haven't tried them yet, but seems to be a logical solution, so hope it helps even jus' a bit innit.
Thank you guys for the response I rooted my phone and installed a custom room its working great and battery life is better
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hmmm....
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Just to add some information to the thread. If you use a task killer, be careful not to use a kill all function. The task killer will kill processes only to have Android start them again, leading to an endless loop of restarts, which will drain your battery and adversely effect performance.
I get excellent battery life using Cyanogenmod or Sapphire, where I'm at right now.
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Thanks for the info Bateluer, by the way im using SimpleROM v1.0 on my droid haven't had any problems with it.
I've noticed that my phone spends much battery with the screen off, i think its te Modem what do you think?
Im on cm9 nightlies with semaphore kernel.
this was with almost all the time screen off and 2G, if its fault of the modem recommend me a battery saver modem.
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You can instal the Devil kernel and activate "Deep idle"
Also try JuiceDefender
Sorry Bit i use both deep idle and also juice defender, i really dont know what to do!
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I'm going to say it's the kernel as I'm running the standard one that comes with Cyanogenmod 9 and I don't have this issue. Actually, my battery is above average.
There's a big issue with i9000's running hot and having high drain at the moment. I'm not sure what has caused it on mine. It seemed to happen after I upgraded to CM9 but I have flashed back to 3 different varieties of stock ROM/kernel and same story. Gets really really warm when under load and battery drains at the rate of around 20% an hour when the screen is off, phone is in airplane mode and NOTHING is running (i.e. in deep sleep).
At a real loss as to what to do about it, I've seen a thread about 500 posts long on the official Android forums with i9000 and i9100 users all expressing their frustration over this.
In your battery stats what is showing high drain? Also instal better battery stats and run it for a while to drill down what is causing problem
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In your battery stats what is showing high drain? Also instal better battery stats and run it for a while to drill down what is causing problem
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Hey, appreciate you are well intentioned but have been through all possible diagnostic steps and all documentation/suggestions I can find online. I am an experienced IT pro and have tried EVERYTHING that has been suggested ANYWHERE by ANYONE and there is no fix.
Screen is showing the most, followed by MediaServer then Apollo player. Problem is the battery drains when all those things are killed (i.e nothing is running phone is in deep sleep). This happens overnight when nothing is runnning at all. The battery stats do not change. The processor does not show anything as being used.
Many people have already been through the diagnostic steps and there is simply no answer.
Refer this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1635614
There is a reported bug on the official android site as well but I'm on my work PC and don't have my history from home to drag it up again.
Basically symptoms are
- Battery drains exceedingly quickly ~15% when idling and 25% per hour when in use.
- All diagnostic tools show nothing running or using your battery or CPU
- Phone is warmer than usual in any state (i.e. idling/charging/under load)
- Most folk I've seen with the issue have flashed to CM9 at some point but that is not a consistent truth.
Another screenshot that shows that the mobile standby consumes almost the same of screen
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ZosoCharlie
In your first post, i saw your "señal de red móvil", is very poor. Have one or two little line green ( best signal ).
As is the signal coverage where you are? The signal is good or poor?
and when you get with wi-fi on, the battery drains very fast.
Sorry for my poor english.
its poor man, thats why i want a battery saver modem, and the wifi battery drain its horrible, please help me!
ZosoCharlie said:
its poor man, thats why i want a battery saver modem, and the wifi battery drain its horrible, please help me!
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Experiment with different modems
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ZosoCharlie
I use CM9 nigthly with you, but no have this issues. Experiment another modem ex. JVU.
Sorry for my poor english.
JCBG
But JVU its a GB modem, my CWM doesnt let me install other modems that are not rom ICS.
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Go to Dev, to siky_dudes Cm7/9 modem thread. A modem is a modem, they just need repackaging as zips which he kindly did for people like you!
One big fail!
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Here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1158783
[CM7/MIUI/ICS/CM9][06.01.12] Modems + Bootloaders(MD5)
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And yes...I will remind you of this!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=27545460
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Another hint, when you get there use search for your country!
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Did you have this problem from the beggining? I am using Dark Knight 3 ics, and for many months everything was okay. One day, i had battery drain. Even after a reboot, the drain was there. I reinstalled and it works fine again
guys, now i have a almost one full day with normal use, i dont know if i can get better results or whatever, but im happy with this result, i've done it downgrading to GB and i'm happy with it, but i would prefer to stay in ICS, but well im not bad with GB.
Hai guys,
I've flashed rocket rom and hyderacore kernal. Now my battery its losing its power.With in 4 hrs it show battery low and i've not used the phone at all How can i fix it ?? please help
Read the first post on RR12 thread.
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Read the first post on RR12 thread.
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I read but too many post and i didnt see proper solutions for the battery loss.
arunw3 said:
I read but too many post and i didnt see proper solutions for the battery loss.
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Read at least the first three posts.
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Go to setting / app clear cache & force stop the app you not using
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Go to setting / app clear cache & force stop the app you not using
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ya i've done it.Only few apps running.When my screen is on while typing a text i lost 2% so quickly.
i'll use this method
Battery not "calibrated" - we don't have real facts on this one yet, so consider this our best guess
Explanation: It is said that the battery looses track of it's capacity (or rather the phone does) so it needs calibration.
Fix #1: Always flash new ROM:s with full battery.
Fix #2: Follow the guide TechnicR have on recal:
· Turn phone off and charge till full
· Start recovery and wipe battery stats
· Reboot and start the phone
· Use it heavily until it turns of by itself
· Connect charger and turn on the phone and wait until fully charged
i'll get back to you once i do these things..Let see if it fix my problem. If its not fixing means which rom should i use it for better battery life ???
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ya i've done it.Only few apps running.When my screen is on while typing a text i lost 2% so quickly.
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If you want battery friendly use Phil kennel and hydracore is performance . You know what to do & your choice
i flash speedmod kernal.But still no luck.In Standby mode battery life is stable.But if i play a game or watch a movie for 5 mins battery drops 20%.
How do i fix it ??
I searched this forum many guys having the same problem but coudn't find a perfect solutions for it.
Hey guys,
I have a rooted device, running stock jb (XXLQ4) with Cocore E 5.0
The battery life is pretty sucky tho
..it discharges like 30 % during the night (6 hrs of sleep). I have read in other threads that people usually have only 4 to 5% drain..
Can anyone of you tell me what it is that I should do to increase the battery life? Using no frills cpu or any other things that might help?
Im sorry if there was another thread with some similar content..I have googled and all but am unable to find data specific to this device..I'l be grateful for any help that I can get...
Thanks in advance..
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Search for apps who stay weak and dont let the phone to enter in deep sleep.
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Could you please tell which is the best app to use for this? Or do I simply go into the settings and tap on battery?one other thing, I had read somewhere in this forum about checking an option which enables deep sleep mode..is that so and if yes, where can I find that option?
Thanks again for your help...
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You should use BetterBatteryStats, search for it in xda forums, as it is free for xda members (you can pay for it in Play Store to support the developer)
Search for Partial Wakelocks to track the apps that are draining your battery
Hi everybody,
I'm using Jellybeer rom v.4.32 since hits relase and all works good.
Since a few days battery drain is very high and my n7000 ia very hot under thw rear camera (the cpu is there ifnI well remeber).
How can I find wath I've flashed that give this high battery drain?
I installed ans removed a lot of app so now is too hard to remember which...
I installwd BetterBatteryStats but I don't understand how it can help me
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look at the sticky wakelocks, that will help you figure it out m8. Thank ahalford for that
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