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I notice now when when I factory reset my phone, it doesn't fully restore to factory default settings. Some of my carrier apps are already preinstalled right after I factory reset.
In the past, when I do a factory reset, I will receive a personalisation update which after that will install the carrier apps.
I believe this is what is causing a huge battery drain on my phone with high android system usage.
Anyway, if needed
I tried resetting on both within the os and through bootloader.
I'm on full stock 4.2.2 and have not tampered with any modification.
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Whats the problem with that?
I think its normal that your carrier apps are already being installed after doing a factory reset.
Can you probably explain your problem with a bit more details?
If you have carrier-branded phone then they are built into the ROM itself so a factory reset will still include them
The issue I'm having is, I have High battery usage by Android system. I thought a factory reset could solve this issue. But right after I have done the reset, Android system starts having high battery consumption even before I sign in to any services.
Right after I updated to 4.2.2, I get around 3-5% of Android system usage in the stock battery usage details, and around 30-40% of idle times. Battery drain around 1% overnight. This continued for a few day.
But now, Android system usage contributes around 50-80% of battery usage and I have only ~5% of idle times. And battery drained 7% overnight.
I thought it was something I have downloaded that caused the issue so I did a factory reset, but the problem persists even before I downloaded or updated any apps. So I'm wondering if there are still some old cache remaining after the reset.
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Friedtofux said:
The issue I'm having is, I have High battery usage by Android system. I thought a factory reset could solve this issue. But right after I have done the reset, Android system starts having high battery consumption even before I sign in to any services.
Right after I updated to 4.2.2, I get around 3-5% of Android system usage in the stock battery usage details, and around 30-40% of idle times. Battery drain around 1% overnight. This continued for a few day.
But now, Android system usage contributes around 50-80% of battery usage and I have only ~5% of idle times. And battery drained 7% overnight.
I thought it was something I have downloaded that caused the issue so I did a factory reset, but the problem persists even before I downloaded or updated any apps. So I'm wondering if there are still some old cache remaining after the reset.
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*shot.
More stats please. That one snap isn't helping much. And what apps did you install?
Here you go.
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Friedtofux said:
Here you go.
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You kinda forgot the main one.
Also, could you give me the screen details?
Also, it doesn't seem that you are getting abnormal battery life. But I dunno. I need to see your held awake time and your screen on discharge to screen off discharge ratio.
Sorry, my phone is currently charging, will get back here after getting more usage information
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Friedtofux said:
Sorry, my phone is currently charging, will get back here after getting more usage information
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But anyway, why are there some people who dont get as much Android system usage as me. I don't understand, I used to not have it as my main cause of battery consumption too.
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Friedtofux said:
But anyway, why are there some people who dont get as much Android system usage as me. I don't understand, I used to not have it as my main cause of battery consumption too.
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You are stock unrooted, like me. That's why.
Same usage. Get a custom kernel, should go to like 5%.
Friedtofux said:
I notice now when when I factory reset my phone, it doesn't fully restore to factory default settings. Some of my carrier apps are already preinstalled right after I factory reset.
In the past, when I do a factory reset, I will receive a personalisation update which after that will install the carrier apps.
I believe this is what is causing a huge battery drain on my phone with high android system usage.
Anyway, if needed
I tried resetting on both within the os and through bootloader.
I'm on full stock 4.2.2 and have not tampered with any modification.
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Try flashing a non-carrier branded RUU. To do this, you might need to "trick" the android info.txt file in it to accept your MID and CID. It depends on which MID and CID you have. There are threads around that show you how to do this. The only possible downside to this is you might not get your carrier specific OTA's, but it sounds like you're having issues with those anyway. A lot of bloatware (carrier apps) can really drain sometimes. I hope this helps.
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Try flashing a non-carrier branded RUU. To do this, you might need to "trick" the android info.txt file in it to accept your MID and CID. It depends on which MID and CID you have. There are threads around that show you how to do this. The only possible downside to this is you might not get your carrier specific OTA's, but it sounds like you're having issues with those anyway. A lot of bloatware (carrier apps) can really drain sometimes. I hope this helps.
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So where can i find that RUU? I am on HBOOT 1.54 anyway. S-On
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So where can i find that RUU? I am on HBOOT 1.54 anyway. S-On
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http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads
Input the specs you need, and the RUU should come up. Your Hboot shouldn't matter. It might be a little smoother process if you were s-off, but since you've already crossed that bridge, you just have to make do (or re-flash hboot 1.44). Hope this helps.
Thanks I will try
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http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads
Input the specs you need, and the RUU should come up. Your Hboot shouldn't matter. It might be a little smoother process if you were s-off, but since you've already crossed that bridge, you just have to make do (or re-flash hboot 1.44). Hope this helps.
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They don't have the RUU for my version
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I only have 3 hours of screen on time
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Friedtofux said:
I only have 3 hours of screen on time
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You have 2.25/22.5 screen/standby.
With 33% left.
That's awesome. Don't know what you are complaining about unless you are running a custom kernel.
I got 3.75/12.75.
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sauprankul said:
You have 2.25/22.5 screen/standby.
With 33% left.
That's awesome. Don't know what you are complaining about unless you are running a custom kernel.
I got 3.75/12.75.
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How do you see?
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Friedtofux said:
How do you see?
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I'm assuming you're asking me how do I see those numbers...
I'm probably wrong.
There's the 22 and change up there in the top left.
There's the 2 and change in the center.
If you're asking me why I think you are getting better battery life than I am, then I would say it is because your phone has excellent standby, and anybody using there phone continuously can get cool screen in times. It takes more to get that and good standby.
My phone has not always been this way. Its started in the past week. The battery seems to dive at the end of the day when I quit using it.
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Anyone? Am I the only lucky person to get the bug?
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Something... Looks like "phone" in your screen shot, is keeping your phone awake for a crazy amount of time. Solve that and you're good again. Google it.
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I'm not sure the cause or a permanent solution. But if you see the battery dropping fast... Whether it's from "phone" or anything else.... A reboot should clear it up and you won't lose so much battery life.
That is, if you notice it dropping too fast. Sometimes you might not catch it till it's too late and you're running for a charger. Lol
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Which ROM are you running?
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Stock KK Rooted
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Any mods?
It's pretty obvious some app is keeping your phone awake once you have solid mobile network signal. Time for you to find out what it is.
I have Gravity box installed. That's it. last night I charged it all the way up before I went to bed. I woke up with a 50℅ loss! This time it was the media server. Whatever that is......if I look on the wakelock detector there are 1000 little things but nothing stands out. Tonight I'll do the same thing but do a reboot before I lay it to rest.
What's weird is I only get this problem when the phone is not being used. If its of any relevance I leave the WiFi on all night. And have it set to turn off when the phone sleeps.
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matt99017d said:
I have Gravity box installed. That's it. last night I charged it all the way up before I went to bed. I woke up with a 50℅ loss! This time it was the media server. Whatever that is......if I look on the wakelock detector there are 1000 little things but nothing stands out. Tonight I'll do the same thing but do a reboot before I lay it to rest.
What's weird is I only get this problem when the phone is not being used. If its of any relevance I leave the WiFi on all night. And have it set to turn off when the phone sleeps.
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you should know the drill. start getting rid of apps to see if it improves. or, go reverse and start over, installing one app at a time. other posters above are right. you've got something else polling, that's causing the wake lock.
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Seems like you could also just have some faulty hardware? e.g. a bad battery or charge sensor?
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Seems like you could also just have some faulty hardware? e.g. a bad battery or charge sensor?
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This is something fairly new. Unless it went belly up.....I still have more testing to do, which can take a while......since it only seems to be happening when I don't use my phone.
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There is a bunch of apps to help you out
Usually i use this two
Wakelock detector
battery widget
Use those and paste a print here
Last night I left the WiFi on. Cleared all tabs in the recent and I lost only 28% .
Making progress. It was some app left running that kept it awake. Not sure what though.
Tonight I'll leave the WiFi off.
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Yesterday i installed the 4.3 update from Sony. Today my Phone reboots about 4 times an hour. Saying sim uim not inserted. Tried it by pulling it out and putting it back several times.
Also i have a battery drain problem. 3 hours without using, 49% left.
Is there someone Who can help me?
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try to factory reset your phone?
Not yet.
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ok, did a reset. random reboot stops for now. battery drain is still a problem. got bluetooth, gps and auto sync turned off.
gmvisser1977 said:
ok, did a reset. random reboot stops for now. battery drain is still a problem. got bluetooth, gps and auto sync turned off.
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You got BBM (Blackberry) installed? That is quite the battery drainer I have noticed on my phone....
3g is the most probable drainer. I can get through a day if I use it a lot.
Install Better Battery Stats, or any other app that can read/detect wakelocks, and find out what is keeping your phone awake.
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Install Better Battery Stats, or any other app that can read/detect wakelocks, and find out what is keeping your phone awake.
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Better battery stats is my staple, and has a free version on XDA somewhere, but support the developer by buying it if you can!
Wat is the problem with 3g if i May ask.? Is it a known problem with 4.3? Think i'm going to downgrade.
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Haven't got bbm installed.
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Ok downgraded and Works like a charm. I'll wait till all problems are solved.
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Yesterday i installed the 4.3 update from Sony. Today my Phone reboots about 4 times an hour. Saying sim uim not inserted. Tried it by pulling it out and putting it back several times.
Also i have a battery drain problem. 3 hours without using, 49% left.
Is there someone Who can help me?
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I've been getting the exact same problem with my Xperia t.. Have you managed to find a solution yet?
Yes, downgraded to 4.1 again.
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So my dilemma is battery drain. Out of know where my phone dies in about 7hrs. I restarted, recalibrate, numerous battery pulls and it been going on for a week. Here's some screen shots. I'm on knoxraid 5.1 still :-/
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Bad to worst
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How long have you had the rom? If you recently flashed then you need to let it sit for a day for the rom to settle. Learned that with the Dynamic Kat ROM.
If not, open the battery graph and check your wake time vs screen on time. A friend of mine had this issue on his S4 a while back. Clearing the cache and rebooting the phone worked for me. Worst case is you reflash the ROM.
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How long have you had the rom? If you recently flashed then you need to let it sit for a day for the rom to settle. Learned that with the Dynamic Kat ROM...
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That really sounds like a bit of voodoo. A ROM doesn't need to "settle" with regard to power usage.
Hey, that's what I was told in the DK thread, they said to let the rom settle for a couple of days. The first day I flashed the rom I was getting 4 hours of screen on time, three days later I started getting 6 hours of s.o.t. They had an explanation as to why this occurs but I forget what they said.
If you don't trust that, try recalibrating the rom by downloading an app that deletes the battery stats file.
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I have heard that ROMs need time to settle many times. That is a myth. Resetting battery stats does nothing except erase battery stats. There is no calibration.
On your battery settings click on the graph this time. See how your network connection is. Could be an issue where you lose your connection and the phone consumes the battery searching for a network connection.
Also did you add anything new lately like an app or an email account?
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Bad to worst
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Something's running keeping your phone awake. Try Wakelock detector to track that down. Also try the carrier iq thread idk what it does seems it fixed stuff for people and made their phone sleep better. Most of the time it's an app. I dont use greenify but people use it to hibernate user apps that run in background.
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I've had the rom for months with no issues. All of a sudden battery drain. It was a Google service of some sort. I flashed firenote mj5 and the battery life is way better.
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Google search was eating my battery on my RAZR m try next time disabling location services.
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It seems that Android System uses a really high amount of battery, and I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas, or would know how to find out.
My battery lasts around 5 hours anymore, doing the same thing I used to do when it lasted 17+.
Any help would be super appreciated.
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johnequickiii said:
It seems that Android System uses a really high amount of battery, and I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas, or would know how to find out.
My battery lasts around 5 hours anymore, doing the same thing I used to do when it lasted 17+.
Any help would be super appreciated.
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Why are you on JB? What setup are you using? Also, a screen shot from Wakelock detector would be appreciated.
I'm rooted stock 4.3. I just didn't really like the update from it, so I went back to 4.3.
I was fine til about a week ago.
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johnequickiii said:
I'm rooted stock 4.3. I just didn't really like the update from it, so I went back to 4.3.
I was fine til about a week ago.
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More screenshots pl0x.
EDIT: Wakelock detector, and more GSam perspectives would be nice.
There seems to be no out of the ordinary wakelock events, but I will supply a GSam when I can.
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Is this amount of Phone Radio usage normal?
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johnequickiii said:
Is this amount of Phone Radio usage normal?
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I noticed that on 4.3, yeah, the phone radio was the biggest consumer of battery, butconsidering your usage, perhaps screen usage should be greater. Regardless, you're getting 4SOT/23.5SBY which is far better than I'm getting (2.5/14) on KK. lol
If you think about it, if nothing is waking your device, the phone radio is the only thing using power during sleep. So I guess it makes sense.
How about this? Supposing it has to do with the end of charge mechanic of the cpu, but it's worth a check.
Perhaps the battery is just going bad, after a year?
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Any other ways I could see what's causing such a drain on the battery? I fear pretty soon keeping it plugged in won't even give it charge enough to stay on.
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Or maybe something about this may help figure it out? I put it in Airplane Mode while charging and it didn't seem to make a difference in the rate at which it charged.
Could that possibly narrow down the cause?
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I just picked up the phone and started using it to read my Blinkfeed, and the battery suddenly dropped by a percent or two before it began charging again.
It's acting so strange.
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That google play services drain though... Try installing the Amplify module for Xposed.
I supose reflash soft, then freeze google services in tb, and unfreeze omly when they are needed. Maybe it will help
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christoferos said:
I supose reflash soft, then freeze google services in tb, and unfreeze omly when they are needed. Maybe it will help
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Well that's a bit extreme. You need Google Services for a lot of things, and that app is central to the android experience.
That's not to mention all the FCs he could get.
I find the phone stutters quite a bit too. Like freezes for a few seconds then carries on with what I'm doing.
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Anyone think of any way I could go about diagnosing what the issue is?
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johnequickiii said:
Anyone think of any way I could go about diagnosing what the issue is?
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tbh it's hard to tell. I would say do a TI backup and flash something fresh. If you like JB, I think viper 3.5 is good for you.
You could also try calibrating your battery. I did it, and it seems to have had, at the very least, a slight placebo effect .
sauprankul said:
tbh it's hard to tell. I would say do a TI backup and flash something fresh. If you like JB, I think viper 3.5 is good for you.
You could also try calibrating your battery. I did it, and it seems to have had, at the very least, a slight placebo effect .
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What're the differences between Viper 3.5 and stock 4.3?
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This doesn't seem right, does it?
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And this is during deep sleep, while it's charging and I'm sleeping.
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