I'm on Android 4.1.2 root.
I want to get rid of these pesky "battery low" pop-ups incl. warning sound (15% battery left as well as 5% battery left).
Btw: there is another notifaction when the battery reaches 100% while being charged. If possible, I'd like to switch this off, too.
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Deleting batterystats.bin from /data/system doesn't help
what else can I do?
sort of the same problem
even when the battery is down to like 20% it still shows 90% on status
i just ignore it completely and use a third party battery meter like Gauge Battery Widget
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=8124361&postcount=46
it's simply the best!
@op, do you mean the battery indicator in the notification bar always shows full or when you check the status screen? there were quite a few times when i would delete the battery stats on my nexus one and the battery status would show 100% for 5 hrs or so, but eventually it would start to drop. once i fully charged it again it would work normally. one of the few things i hate about the galaxy s is that the battery meter in the notification bar is so out of whack. i hate having to check the settings page all the time and i stopped using battery apps due to battery drain
use the widget/status bar icon i recommended above
Allgamer:
Thank you but my problem was battery showing 100% all the time, it doesn't metter if I use widget or other method.
hondaguy:
Thank you
evantually it started dropping (after few hours)
now it's o.k.
The Galaxy S will show in the notification bar as '100%' untill the 75% mark is reached.
I don't know if it's the OS or my battery, but the battery indicator at the top right corner is often incorrect. More than a day has passed and it's at 75% still which is impossible after 2 months of owning it. I expect to get the "battery low" message soon despite what the OS is reporting at the top right corner
Anyone else with such issues?
actually its hard to gauge if the indicator is working correctly at all.....
I once fully drained the battery and waited for a few hours, recharged it to full, and let to drain to 1% and full again. on that day , i had a huge improvement in battery life.
the trick is to leave it fully frained a few hours
I have a strange issue, recently, my nexus (MIUI) shows a question mark on the battery instead of showing percentage, and the phone gives me a warning stating that it is 0% and to recharge along with low battery light warning. Needless to say teh battery is fully charged.
Sometimes, pulling the battery a few times resolves the issue until the next restart. Please help
I'm Currently On Apocalypse Rom. I'm having Battery percentage issue.
I Charged 1Minute it can direct boost up to 100% Which mean it show Charged but when i plug off - the battery percentage drop directly. Anyway to fix this?
even i charged for 1 night, the battery can last only like 8hours.
The battery is new :O
i need real battery percentage =X
Search the market/ play for an app called "battery full notification"
It's light weight and non-invasive and will tell you when your battery its actually charged (your phone normally will say 100% long before it has competed it's charge. The only other way to tell if it has completely charged that i know of is to go to settings> about phone> status. The app has many options to let you know without disturbing you. Check it out.
Also, when you install a new ROM, do it with a full battery. You can help by calibrating your battery with an app or:
When your phone runs out of battery and dies, boot to recovery and wipe battery stats in the advanced menu of cwm. If you don't have enough charge to do this charge for a few seconds then boot to recovery.
Charge your phone until full and that's it.
Your battery on your ace is not great and if you use your phone as much as I do, 8 hours isn't bad!
I use my phone LOTS!
Hello,
I have this problem for a while, where my battery percentage suddenly drops to 0% causing my phone to shut down. When I boot it up again it says 1%, or shuts down right before my login screen appears. After booting it a few times it will say the *real* percentage again, which is usually around 40%. I could also skip the multiple reboots by plugging the charger in before booting causing it to also display the original percentage.
I have tried recalibrating the battery a few times (by using an app that removes a file that stores the battery percentages), but unfortunately that did not help. I've included a picture of my battery statistics which show how my battery percentage changes.
Thanks for reading .
It means you have dead battery for, good luck ?