Hi guys
I noticed that after receiving the latest update and installing it about a week now, my phone is overheating a lot while charging, a problem which I never encountered before this update for about 6 months of usage.
Is it just me or everybody?
Every phone is getting hot while charging it, but if you are using it while charging it gets hot. Also it matters if you have QuickCharge charger or Xiaomi charger that comes with your phone.
skrubxgt said:
Every phone is getting hot while charging it, but if you are using it while charging it gets hot. Also it matters if you have QuickCharge charger or Xiaomi charger that comes with your phone.
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Hi thanks for answering
Yes I have been using quick charge and I always turn off my phone before plugging it to the wall. But this happened exactly after the update. I hope that it'll settle by its own or receive another update to fix this issue. Maybe a Factory Reset will solve it, but I don't want to do that yet until I am sure there is nothing else I can do.
taoufiqlak said:
Hi thanks for answering
Yes I have been using quick charge and I always turn off my phone before plugging it to the wall. But this happened exactly after the update. I hope that it'll settle by its own or receive another update to fix this issue. Maybe a Factory Reset will solve it, but I don't want to do that yet until I am sure there is nothing else I can do.
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I think factory reset won't gonna solve that problem. Mayby try installing custom rom or change kernel if you have unlocked bootloader or just download Stock rom and install it using fastboot (also needed to unlock bootloader)
Btw I'm using quick charge and my phone gets hot but im not using it while charging due to safety and destroying battery life. (im on stock rom 10.2.1.0)
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My HTC One for some reason is showing performace stutters and audio stutters im on 1.29.666.17 its an unlocked bell phone. im on stock so not rooted at all and when the phone is charging and i have the screen on to check emails and texts the battery drops. Not sure if its only my phone or is anyone else have a similar problem?
mistaboy said:
My HTC One for some reason is showing performace stutters and audio stutters im on 1.29.666.17 its an unlocked bell phone. im on stock so not rooted at all and when the phone is charging and i have the screen on to check emails and texts the battery drops. Not sure if its only my phone or is anyone else have a similar problem?
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Charging via USB on PC it is possable the phone will use more than the usb port will supply. Charging from the wall is another story. Battery should not be draining while plugged to the wall at all. I have never seen any what you call Stutters on my phone. It's the smoothest operating device I have ever owned (including 2 iPhone's). Maybe you should consider a return before it's too late.
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Charging via USB on PC it is possable the phone will use more than the usb port will supply. Charging from the wall is another story. Battery should not be draining while plugged to the wall at all. I have never seen any what you call Stutters on my phone. It's the smoothest operating device I have ever owned (including 2 iPhone's). Maybe you should consider a return before it's too late.
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I am charging from the wall and I have had the phone for about a month now I don't think I can return it, The Source has a 14 day return policy for cellular products. The phone was running smoothly until recently and I'm not sure whats wrong with it.
mistaboy said:
My HTC One for some reason is showing performace stutters and audio stutters im on 1.29.666.17 its an unlocked bell phone. im on stock so not rooted at all and when the phone is charging and i have the screen on to check emails and texts the battery drops. Not sure if its only my phone or is anyone else have a similar problem?
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You could try charging it with the phone powered off until its full, disconnect the charger, boot it and plug the charge back in and leave it until its full again usually just a few minutes, your battery calibration may be going wonky, You may also want to factory reset the device after doing this. If none of this helps then you should start making calls to resolve it.
tylerdurdin said:
You could try charging it with the phone powered off until its full, disconnect the charger, boot it and plug the charge back in and leave it until its full again usually just a few minutes, your battery calibration may be going wonky, You may also want to factory reset the device after doing this. If none of this helps then you should start making calls to resolve it.
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I charged the battery like you said and it's working perfectly again thanks alot :good:
mistaboy said:
I charged the battery like you said and it's working perfectly again thanks alot :good:
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Glad to hear it homey
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Ok, I'll explain this as much as I can.
I have GT-I9300, stock, debloated, stock kernel, just rooted +greenified.
My issue is that whenever I charge my phone when it's ON it goes to 100% with no problems,
The issue is, when I turn it OFF and plug the charger in it just has about 90% in it.
Note: when its onit goes to a hundred %.
I know it's weird, am I the only one experiencing this? How do I fix it?
I tried using a different cable and charger that works well with another phone but issue is still there.
Thanks in advanced for your help.
Sounds very strange to me, I would take it back to the place where you bought it... maybe in warranty?
First flash back to full stock firmware then factory reset before testing.
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Since the 5.0.2 update (First with the .690 generic baltic version and now the US .726 version) charging has become nothing short of enigmatic.
Almost every night when I charge it, I wake up to between 75 and 90% battery, with the charging LED completely off and no charging occurring. For some reason, twice (one randomly and one the night after updating to .726) it charged fully and normally showing the green LED in the morning, but I cannot for the life of me figure out what I did differently.
This isn't a make or break issue since I still get 3+ hours of screen on time and a full day's use, but my OCD wants to kill everything because of it. I've tried downgrading to 4.4.4 (/314 version I believe) and it worked perfectly and charging was normal each time I tried.
If I try replugging the cable in after it has stopped, the LED flashes on and off and the charging notification does as well rapidly. The phone begins to heat up and any open apps begin to "refresh" as if they've been reloaded from memory.
Any help would be appreciated, since I've already tried draining to 0 and recharging. I haven't seen any other issue like this on the internet at all, and I've been searching since day 2 of the 5.0.2 update.
Shayded said:
Since the 5.0.2 update (First with the .690 generic baltic version and now the US .726 version) charging has become nothing short of enigmatic.
Almost every night when I charge it, I wake up to between 75 and 90% battery, with the charging LED completely off and no charging occurring. For some reason, twice (one randomly and one the night after updating to .726) it charged fully and normally showing the green LED in the morning, but I cannot for the life of me figure out what I did differently.
This isn't a make or break issue since I still get 3+ hours of screen on time and a full day's use, but my OCD wants to kill everything because of it. I've tried downgrading to 4.4.4 (/314 version I believe) and it worked perfectly and charging was normal each time I tried.
If I try replugging the cable in after it has stopped, the LED flashes on and off and the charging notification does as well rapidly. The phone begins to heat up and any open apps begin to "refresh" as if they've been reloaded from memory.
Any help would be appreciated, since I've already tried draining to 0 and recharging. I haven't seen any other issue like this on the internet at all, and I've been searching since day 2 of the 5.0.2 update.
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No one?
Have you tried a clean install?
i've been using .690 for a month and i'm currently using .726 and i have no problem with charging.
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Have you tried a clean install?
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I have on multiple firmware versions, even reverting back to the original out of the box one (4.4.2).
So far, 5.0.2 is the only firmware that gives this issue (although 4.4.2 had completely separate overheating issues unrelated to charging)
what charging method u use? magnetic or just a normal usb charging? Have you try with another charger/plug/usb cable? And one more thing, try clean install to avoid any bug from previous rom. I prefer using flashtool. :good:
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what charging method u use? magnetic or just a normal usb charging? Have you try with another charger/plug/usb cable? And one more thing, try clean install to avoid any bug from previous rom. I prefer using flashtool. :good:
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I've tried both magnetic as well as usb, same results.
I've tried every combination of cables and wall plugs that I can, still no dice.
And I tried a clean install, nothing changed. Honestly it feels exactly like a firmware specific bug, yet no other person has had this problem. I think I'll just end up dealing with it until 5.1 comes out for the Z2.
try to completely discharge the battery, just keep using it until it completely dies, and chage it a full charge with a good charger and see
karim-ps said:
try to completely discharge the battery, just keep using it until it completely dies, and chage it a full charge with a good charger and see
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That was the first thing I tried, no change.
Same here! Netherlands non-brand version, I have issued a repair with sony. But I think it is a software bug.
why don't you back up your data and do a complete wipe and flash a 4.4.4 ftf, if it doesn't help then it's your battery pack started acting up, I have come across multiple defect batteries this week.
karim-ps said:
why don't you back up your data and do a complete wipe and flash a 4.4.4 ftf, if it doesn't help then it's your battery pack started acting up, I have come across multiple defect batteries this week.
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As stated before, I've done complete wipes already (I don't keep much on local storage so backing up important files is simple) and 4.4.4 has never had this issue. 5.0.2 is the only ftf that gives this issue, whether it's a clean wipe install or done as an "update" so to speak.
For now, you'd better stick to 4.4.4 as there is nothing special about 5.0.2, and also 4.4.4 is a perfect, bug free FW
karim-ps said:
For now, you'd better stick to 4.4.4 as there is nothing special about 5.0.2, and also 4.4.4 is a perfect, bug free FW
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Tried to downgrade back to 4.4.4 (the same version that had no issues before) and ended up seeing the exact same issue.
Still not sure of the cause, because once every now and then it DOES decide to charge to 100% without issue, but I have a free extended warranty through my work (we sell phones lol) so I'll just deal with it until it's unbearable and get it "fixed" (we mostly just get a new device).
Hi all. So I was using my device, had about 7% battery left at night I plugged it in, in the morning it had 2% charge left. So I turned it off thinking an app was causing a glitch and it would charge faster so I could figure out the problem. But it didn't ever charge again and of course won't turn on since it has no juice ! Now that I think back it wasn't an app and the problem is the charging . The cable is fine, tried different chargers different ports and pc.
I read somewhere the problem was the port and moving the tab in usb port helped alot of people with different devices so I did that and still no charging
Any one has any idea ? I don't have warranty on this so it's either fix it or get a new one which may very well have this problem again .
Oh and it vibrates when I press power, or hold power, or power + volume down together just nothing comes up
Same here!
What did you do to solve your problem?!
When I bought mine I had the same problem after I started flashing custom kernels. I solved it by installing fire and ice kernel.
Similar to this issue, my stock charger won't charge my device for some reason. It will begin charging but one I come back an hour, it would be at the same percentage (I'm using Fire-Ice kernel). I have to use my N7's charger for now.
I sent it in for HTC to fix - all they did was reset the software.. From Mrshmallow with the March 206 patch back to the January patch. It went out with 38% when I sent it, and came back with 15%. Still doesn't charge! THey did not even test it as far as I can see. I have called them to understand whether they did fix it or not, as there is no note that indicates anything on the return package. Still waiting to hear back from HTC. Awful customer service :-/
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I sent it in for HTC to fix - all they did was reset the software.. From Mrshmallow with the March 206 patch back to the January patch. It went out with 38% when I sent it, and came back with 15%. Still doesn't charge! THey did not even test it as far as I can see. I have called them to understand whether they did fix it or not, as there is no note that indicates anything on the return package. Still waiting to hear back from HTC. Awful customer service :-/
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You could run it over with your car and send it to HTC for service, and all they would do is flash an outdated factory image. They're useless. You can tell them the specific problem, one of which they are very well aware(ie bad motherboard causing scrambled screen freeze), and they will refuse to do anything other than flash an image.
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You could run it over with your car and send it to HTC for service, and all they would do is flash an outdated factory image. They're useless. You can tell them the specific problem, one of which they are very well aware(ie bad motherboard causing scrambled screen freeze), and they will refuse to do anything other than flash an image.
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Still waiting for them to call me - I did chat, did a phone call. Argh
I'm on stock, realme ui 4.0 and april security patch.
In recent months I've struggled to get fast charge right away when I plug in the charger, but I've given it a couple of tries and always succeeded. From yesterday it's not been possible to get any fast charge. No matter how many times I've tried and retried. Any advice from the forum?
Try cleaning the charging port i had the same issue and after cleaning it works well
cobrabm said:
Try cleaning the charging port i had the same issue and after cleaning it works well
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Thanks for the reply, I'll give it another try.
dingusbrekt said:
I'm on stock, realme ui 4.0 and april security patch.
In recent months I've struggled to get fast charge right away when I plug in the charger, but I've given it a couple of tries and always succeeded. From yesterday it's not been possible to get any fast charge. No matter how many times I've tried and retried. Any advice from the forum?
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It could be an issue with the charging brick too. Try some trouble shooting by using another Fast Charger to check if your device is fast charging. Also try using your current charging brick to charge another phone with Fast Charge capabilities. By doing this you can figure out if the issue is with the Phone or the Charging Brick.