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My tab keeps waking up from time-to-time. I'm not sure of the interval. I have no idea what's causing it Already did research but found no solution. Is there a way to found out what is causing it? TIA(thanks in advance)
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It needs root access.Install it.Then u look at which process runs the most and which application produces most wakelocks.
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It needs root access.Install it.Then u look at which process runs the most and which application produces most wakelocks.
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Thanks Nelson its the default player the causing the wakelocks. im still not sure as to why its doing it but at the least i know better now, thanks to you. taking it from here, i guess its time to find a better audio player...
Hey guys,
I got my xperia t yesterday and i immediatly updated it to jelly bean. Ive done 3 full charges already and mediaserver keeps draining my battery. I put in an empty sd card and ive only got a few photos. Does this go away after a few days or should i do something about it?
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I think I solved it. I read in the nexus4 forum that disabling keyboard sounds and/or system sounds could help. Maybe it's to soon to tell but I think it worked.
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Let it settle for a few days. It will get better. This is normal behaviour
Odp: Mediaserver battery drain
In my case Mediaserver stands ONLY for any app that plays music when the screen is off. So for me it's PowerAMP.
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gregbradley said:
Let it settle for a few days. It will get better. This is normal behaviour
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Okay i hope you're right. Battery is still pretty good though even with the mediaserver draining it. I find it a great phone already!
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Mm it's been three days now and somewhere.around 7 charges and mediaserver is still draining my battery. Is this still normal? Should i leave the device on as long as possible to let it settle? Or should.i reboot every day?
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Mm it's been three days now and somewhere.around 7 charges and mediaserver is still draining my battery. Is this still normal? Should i leave the device on as long as possible to let it settle? Or should.i reboot every day?
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rebooting everyday is a little extreme i reboot about once a week it takes a couple of hours for the system to settle again but i have to charge almost twice a day once fully and once a quick top me up 20 - 30 minutes max and that gets me through the day listening to music allday through a bluetooth headset phone calls texts internet and gaming
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Mm it's been three days now and somewhere.around 7 charges and mediaserver is still draining my battery. Is this still normal? Should i leave the device on as long as possible to let it settle? Or should.i reboot every day?
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This is really strange. It shouldn't be that way.
Well if you want, you could try repairing the software using PCCompanion or Sony Update Service. And then check if the problem still exist.
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It's slowly getting better im just going to wait a couple more days. Screen is highest consumer now instead of mediaserver but its still high.
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I was having the same problem. I found that when I removed the music widget from the home the drain stopped. It worked for me hope it works for you
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I was having the same problem. I found that when I removed the music widget from the home the drain stopped. It worked for me hope it works for you
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Thanks, i tried it but it doesnt work. the drain actually got worse this morning. It's using 50% now. I think im going to try and flash ics tomorrow. What's the latest ics firmware for the T?
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spromper said:
Thanks, i tried it but it doesnt work. the drain actually got worse this morning. It's using 50% now. I think im going to try and flash ics tomorrow. What's the latest ics firmware for the T?
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If youre on root, download rescan media root. Disable automatic scanning.
Then download rescan media to rescan manually.
Both are available on play store
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I think I solved it. I read in the nexus4 forum that disabling keyboard sounds and/or system sounds could help. Maybe it's to soon to tell but I think it worked.
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I think I solved it. I read in the nexus4 forum that disabling keyboard sounds and/or system sounds could help. Maybe it's to soon to tell but I think it worked.
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That is one weird solution...
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Arcano said:
That is one weird solution...
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That's what i thought, but it really worked so i don't care.
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I can't believe this, disabling system sounds actually working for me.
I've never seen media server at 2 percent.
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Kirandev said:
I can't believe this, disabling system sounds actually working for me.
I've never seen media server at 2 percent.
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Wow thats one stupid way to solve it. I had all system sounds enabled. Now lets see how it goes after disabling..
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is it realy working ?
so should i even disable Dial pad touch tones and screen lock sound,touch sounds ?
what about vibration?
Tinup93 said:
is it realy working ?
so should i even disable Dial pad touch tones and screen lock sound,touch sounds ?
what about vibration?
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Yes, Disable everything under system sounds including vibrate on touch, hope it works for you too
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Thanks for this mate, has made a big difference with media server.
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media server
my media server just went down straight to 7% after 100% usage on bar with android system 7% too is that still good ?
Hello guys. It seems that I have extreme battery loss after a charge, but then the drain drops to a manageable level. I am running CM9 20120512, stock kernel. Here are some pictures:
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Hello guys. It seems that I have extreme battery loss after a charge, but then the drain drops to a manageable level. I am running CM9 20120512, stock kernel. Here are some pictures:
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Some app is not letting it enter deep sleep.
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Some app is not letting it enter deep sleep.
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Hey jc. Really? That can cause issues? I noticed that after like 3 hours it did enter deep sleep. I also just recalibrate the battery twice, but instead I let it fully discharge after calibration, then allowed for full recharge. It seems to be working better but will keep an eye on it.
Thanks for getting back to me and I love the work you're doing for the touchpad
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Some app is not letting it enter deep sleep.
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I just checked the drain for the touchpad...no luck...
Seems like the issue is back. Any ideas? No apps were open
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shadowscott said:
I just checked the drain for the touchpad...no luck...
Seems like the issue is back. Any ideas? No apps were open
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Many apps have background services that run.
Better Battery Stats can help diagnose.
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Many apps have background services that run.
Better Battery Stats can help diagnose.
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Anything I should do specifically with that app?
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Anything I should do specifically with that app?
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There's lots of info on using BBS here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
There's a bit of learning curve to using it.
Alternatively, you could re-install CM from scratch without installing any apps. Test battery drain. Install one app. Test battery drain. Install another app. Test battery drain. Etc.
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There's lots of info on using BBS here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
There's a bit of learning curve to using it.
Alternatively, you could re-install CM from scratch without installing any apps. Test battery drain. Install one app. Test battery drain. Install another app. Test battery drain. Etc.
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Hmm that is an option. I actually had that app installed previously. But I'll check out the forum. I notice that Facebook messenger uses a lot of battery, but everyone and their mother has it installed.
My Xperia V was draining much battery while sleeping, so yesterday I flashed cm-10.1.3-RC2 hoping it could get better.
But it's still draining almost 30% in a period of 8 hours, while I'm sleeping.
I can notice a huge drain caused by Google Services and have already greenified some apps.
It can't be normal, right?! Could someone help me?
Despite this problem, now I have a really better smartphone... So, thank FXP and, please, keep supporting Xperia V. :thumbup:
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Not sure if this question belongs to be an own thread...but ok. here we go.
from my experience with Cm i can tell you, if you want better battery life, then you maybe should use a stock firmware!
I used CM and AOKP some weeks before, but the battery drain wasnt normal, not to say horrible.
But this is my experience. You should ask in your CM-Rom Thread, or CM Q/A Thread i think.
I'm a new member and I couldn't ask this in CM thread
I understood what you've said, but even using stock rom I was having that percentage of draining at night...
Do you have a Xperia V?
Could you (or someone else) tell me how much draining is considered normal in the period I've mentioned before?
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30% in 8 hours means that on average your battery will last a day.
That is perfectly normal.
Also, if you keep flashing stuff and installing apps then it drains battery quicker. Leave it alone for a week and see if it settles down.
Sorry, i have a Xperia T.
in the xperia T thread of tilals unofficial CM build (development section) someone mentions also such problems:
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Seriously though this ROM is great. All that needs to be fixed are the camera bug, music wakelock thing, and heavy battery usage from Android System and Google Services and then it's basically perfect.
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So, i guess its normal? But an actual CM User can give you better report. Not using it anymore.
awww, gregbradley?
30% in 8hours sleeping? horrible....but you are right, let it settle, fmlogin
Omg, my Galaxy s3 loses only 2% in the same period while sleeping, it's a BIG difference
I had been facing this problem since I bought this phone (2 months ago), that's why I tried to flash CM yesterday... So, I think that nothing will change if I just wait...
Anyway, thank you guys...
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apologies, I didn't see that it was 8 hours while you were asleep. That is not right. But it may be because its working hard after a flash. Please leave it for a while and it should settle, or install better battery stats app (Free on xda) and see whats keeping the phone awake.
Also check what your cpu is set at and the governor, if its on performance it will be maxing out all the time..
The governor is ondemand and I didn't change the clock of cpu...
I'll install the app and come back with a screenshot, so I think it'll be easier to find some problem
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I'm a new member and I couldn't ask this in CM thread
I understood what you've said, but even using stock rom I was having that percentage of draining at night...
Do you have a Xperia V?
Could you (or someone else) tell me how much draining is considered normal in the period I've mentioned before?
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Hi,
I'm running the stock firmware. The battery drain during one night (about 8 hours) is ~ 5%.
fmlogin said:
The governor is ondemand and I didn't change the clock of cpu...
I'll install the app and come back with a screenshot, so I think it'll be easier to find some problem
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try experiment with scheduler also.
xcyber_knightx said:
try experiment with scheduler also.
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Is this an app?
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Is this an app?
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nope.it cpu scheduler.maybe can give another result.
larditi said:
Hi,
I'm running the stock firmware. The battery drain during one night (about 8 hours) is ~ 5%.
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are u using Xperia V?
my XV drain ~ 30% in the stock firmware
Mavhia, can you notice an unusual consume from google services?
Good to know that this isn't happening only with my phone.
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Some screenshots.
The graphs show another problem: it is like the phone just know that lost some battery when I turn on the screen.
For example: if I leave the phone with 95%, it pass the hole night "thinking" it has this value, but when I turn on the screen the battery instantly loses around 15%, this "fast drain" stabilizes when it reaches the "real percentage".
Could it be a hardware problem? The battery itself...
Has already someone noticed something similar?
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i m facing the exact same problem .... please anyone help us out... google play serivces is draining batttery like hell and also my battery is lossing its charge like say 5% instantly ..... i have also re-calibrated battery but no luck here is battery graph for google play services i have also freezed this app in titanium backup but still drain and wake locks
Thanks for share it here too.
Except for this problem, I really appreciate this phone.
I hope someone could help us.
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Thanks for share it here too.
Except for this problem, I really appreciate this phone.
I hope someone could help us.
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ok but i have to say something..... these are two different issues..... one is that google play services is causing battery drain and wake locks and the other issue is when i turn on screen to use my phone after say 1 or 2 hour the battery level instantly drops by 5 or 6 percent..... i donno whats happening i m on stock rom
Got the same problem about 3 months ago..
I did a factory reset....back up all your apps and data,factory reset your phone if you can't find any other solutions...
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Thanks for share it here too.
Except for this problem, I really appreciate this phone.
I hope someone could help us.
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MetalDaRyl said:
I did a factory reset....back up all your apps and data,factory reset your phone if you can't find any other solutions...
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oh its a like a pain in @ ss to backup and restore all apps and games... actually i am considering to completely remove google play store and all google apps and google services to see what happens and to find the culprit..:silly:
Hello All
My Sony Xperia T on 4.1.2 JB UK, always shows Android system as most battery drain and the phone never sleeps when screen is off
I have disabled lots of bloatware apps.
Location off, WiFi off, 3 g off..everything is off..
I use greenify to hibernate app but still phone never sleeps?
Any idea?
Thanks
See screenshots
Repair the phone via pcc. BTW: why are you still using 4.1? Update your phone to 4.3 and report back
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Repair the phone via pcc. BTW: why are you still using 4.1? Update your phone to 4.3 and report back
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Hello! Yes I have repaired the phone via PCC twice!!
Still same.
Reasons for being on 4.1.2 is no bugs and my power button does not work.
I have no updates via PCC or OTA yet for UK network 3
Use BetterBatteryStats (there's an APK available here on XDA) to find out what's keeping your phone awake
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Mad Marty said:
Use BetterBatteryStats (there's an APK available here on XDA) to find out what's keeping your phone awake
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Hello if you looked at screenshots, its from betterbatterystats...
Give the phone to sony and let them repair your power button. Then flash a stock 4.3 ftf and report back
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Hello if you looked at screenshots, its from betterbatterystats...
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I'm sorry, I couldn't see the screenshots before. You'll need a better BBS log, it would be much more reliable if you would post a log from overnight. Those one hour logs can't always give a clear enough picture. Make sure you don't use your phone, so we have a completely idle log.
Check the BBS thread for AlarmManager, that should already give you quote some pointers to work with.
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The whole point of doing a thread here is so i don't have to send phone to sony to repair
Even i know i could have the phone repaired! Don't wanna spend money on repair
Phone works fine just the battery issue as mentioned above
Don't want 4.3 due to all the bugs mentioned here
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I did do a better battery stat but just not posted here since i deleted the log
Main issue is the android system battery drain at top of battery history chart
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I did do a better battery stat but just not posted here since i deleted the log
Main issue is the android system battery drain at top of battery history chart
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Well, without a better log, we can't help you. 'Android System' contains just too much functions. It shouldn't be a problem to just get an idle log off 4hrs or more, to help solve your problem, right?
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Well, without a better log, we can't help you. 'Android System' contains just too much functions. It shouldn't be a problem to just get an idle log off 4hrs or more, to help solve your problem, right?
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Right..
Here it is...
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Right..
Here it is...
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do you know an app called wackock detector? i have a similar problem in my tablet and detect what happens with this app
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quintas84 said:
do you know an app called wackock detector? i have a similar problem in my tablet and detect what happens with this app
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Hi. If you look at the first set of screenshots i posted, one is from WLD.
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Hi. If you look at the first set of screenshots i posted, one is from WLD.
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My bad I'm sorry
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No need to be..
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No need to be..
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Take a look there http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1684932&page=2
In the above quoted thread someone said the majority of the alarm manager wakelooks being Google Talk and Facebook. I concur and think these are among the first things to kick from the phone. Do you also have NFC on? Widgets on your screen?
Actually it sounds as if you did already a lot. I am not sure if I would further bother with this ROM,whatever it is.
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In the above quoted thread someone said the majority of the alarm manager wakelooks being Google Talk and Facebook. I concur and think these are among the first things to kick from the phone. Do you also have NFC on? Widgets on your screen?
Actually it sounds as if you did already a lot. I am not sure if I would further bother with this ROM,whatever it is.
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I'm on Stock 4.1.2 JB.
Disabled Google talk and Facebook, NFC off!
Only widget is the stock Sony weather one, which is set to refresh every 12 hours.
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This is not an idle-log...
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I'm on Stock 4.1.2 JB.
Disabled Google talk and Facebook, NFC off!
Only widget is the stock Sony weather one, which is set to refresh every 12 hours.
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Some disabled apps still "work" in the background. NFC for example. Or GTalk.
Investigation of these sort of wake-locks can be tedious. Unless you see it as an interesting task Did you consider simply re flashing it?