[Q] Battery wont charge past 41% - Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II

As the title says
I am running the latest aokp and now when I charge it gets stuck at 41% the greenlight comes on to show its fully charged. In older versions of cwm I remember there being a wipe battery stats from recovery but I don't see that option any useful suggestions would be helpful

angelino0919 said:
As the title says
I am running the latest aokp and now when I charge it gets stuck at 41% the greenlight comes on to show its fully charged. In older versions of cwm I remember there being a wipe battery stats from recovery but I don't see that option any useful suggestions would be helpful
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You should try to flash another ROM then charge and see if it works. If not maybe try reverting to stock
Doin' big thangs from my Note Deuce

angelino0919 said:
As the title says
I am running the latest aokp and now when I charge it gets stuck at 41% the greenlight comes on to show its fully charged. In older versions of cwm I remember there being a wipe battery stats from recovery but I don't see that option any useful suggestions would be helpful
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Anytime I have an issue pop up on any rom the first thing I do is a dirty reflash. If that doesn't work, I do a full wipe/clean flash. If I failed to check the md5 prior to installation (and I never fail to do that) I redownload the rom and check the md5 and start over.
Good luck

did anything fix it I got same problem
angelino0919 said:
As the title says
I am running the latest aokp and now when I charge it gets stuck at 41% the greenlight comes on to show its fully charged. In older versions of cwm I remember there being a wipe battery stats from recovery but I don't see that option any useful suggestions would be helpful
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having same problem as you did you fix the problem
Thanks

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[Q] Can't get my tablet to restart after I wiped my battery stat

Can someone please help me with this issue? My viewsonic was not showing battery levels properly. I always says 100% and at times just powers off. I check battery setting, and later tried to wipe my battery stats. After that all hell broke lose. Trying doing a wipe and restore in ALL aspects but I cant get it to reboot from back up or previous operating system.
Urgent help required
colinjjenkins said:
My viewsonic was not showing battery levels properly. I always says 100% and at times just powers off.
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There is no fix for this at present. But, see this thread for a script you can use to estimate your charge percentage using an alternate method.
Trying doing a wipe and restore in ALL aspects but I cant get it to reboot from back up or previous operating system.
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Do you have ClockworkMod Recovery installed?
Something grong with cwm? my batt always reported very good until I wipe battery stats in cwm, bad idea, now always report 100%.
Don't use wipe stats from cwm, it does not fix anything and could be worse.
Calvinx1 said:
Something grong with cwm? my batt always reported very good until I wipe battery stats in cwm, bad idea, now always report 100%.
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It's a HW issue--nothing to do with CWM or wiping battery stats.
rajeevvp said:
It's a HW issue--nothing to do with CWM or wiping battery stats.
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Yeah, mine says 30% until it suddenly drops after a few hours. I just deal with it.

[Q] Help needed. Very short battery life (<20min) [solved]

I have JXD s7100B with Android 2.3.4. After rooting it and killing cell apps (and all unnecessary apps) it's battery lasted about 4 hours and it was OK. I used Battery Calibration from Google Play to try and get some more and after that it started acting weird: It could not boot (it would loop the bott screen) unless it's on the charger. After it boots it would drain the battery in less than 20 minutes! When I try to charge it it would charge to full in 10-15 minutes but when I disconect the chatrger, it will again last <20min.
After a few days it started acting normaly (booting and battery life) but few days after that it started the same again:cannot boot unless on charger and lasts <20min. I tried recalibrating battery again with Battery Calibration, reflashing firmware with custom rom and with original rom from the manifacturer - nothing. It still acts the same.
Once, while using bitrider's custom rom (I still can't use URL's ), I booted it and got black screen with no icons nor drawer (i guess launcher crashed) but with only the notification bar (battery level notification, working clock) and touch screen not working. I left it like that to see how the battery will work and it lasted normaly! After that I experimented with two original firmwares from the manifacturer and it drained battery fast like before. If I start JXD in restore mode battery lasts long there too.
So my guess is that battery is OK but software somewhere in Android is reading baterry level of 100% as 100% but of 97-98% as 15% and it forces power off although battery has juice to power the tablet. Is there an app that can tell to Android how to see battery or could I do it by editing the firmware somehow. Enything to make it work like it did.
Do you have a custom recovery? If so, I think there is some way to delete the battery configuration files from recovery. You charge the device until it says it's full, delete the files via recovery and then boot normally again. Then the OS will regenerate the files.
This is the same thing Battery Calibration should do, but maybe it's doing it wrong or something.
It could also be that you have some app that is draining the battery. This would explain why the battery lasts longer when no apps launch. Install BetterBatteryStats from the market to see if some app you have insalled is causing wakelocks (these drain your battery a lot). It is a paid app, but if it fixes your battery life, it's well worth it. You should probably try this before the other thing with the recovery.
Thanks for quick answer
SifJar said:
Do you have a custom recovery? If so, I think there is some way to delete the battery configuration files from recovery. You charge the device until it says it's full, delete the files via recovery and then boot normally again. Then the OS will regenerate the files.
This is the same thing Battery Calibration should do, but maybe it's doing it wrong or something.
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Did that and nothing changed . I charged it to full and used Root explorer to delete batterystats.bin in /data/system and OS made another one but it did nothing.
SifJar said:
It could also be that you have some app that is draining the battery. This would explain why the battery lasts longer when no apps launch. Install BetterBatteryStats from the market to see if some app you have insalled is causing wakelocks (these drain your battery a lot). It is a paid app, but if it fixes your battery life, it's well worth it. You should probably try this before the other thing with the recovery.
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Done (on your advice): nothing on the lists last longer than 20 seconds (I've just turned it on and let it drain). Application doesn't explains why I can't start it without charging it, why, when I deplet it, I only need to charge it 10-20minutes to full and why it happens on three diferent firmwares (Theoreticaly, maybe the same firmware - one on english, one on chinese and one made from chinese, but that chinese (original) worked normaly before Battery Calibration).
Well, apologies for making you waste money on that app when it didn't help then
Have you tried reinstalling stock ROM after doing a wipe in recovery first and just starting all over again?
SifJar said:
Well, apologies for making you waste money on that app when it didn't help then
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No problem, we are trying to fix something more valuable here .
SifJar said:
Have you tried reinstalling stock ROM after doing a wipe in recovery first and just starting all over again?
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I've reinstalled stock ROM a few times but I didn't do wipes. I just did it one after another. I'll do a "wipe data/factory reset" from recovery mode and then install stock ROM. I'll post here what happened.
scivias.a said:
I've reinstalled stock ROM a few times but I didn't do wipes. I just did it one after another. I'll do a "wipe data/factory reset" from recovery mode and then install stock ROM. I'll post here what happened.
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That might be the problem then, I believe installing new ROMs without doing a "wipe data/factory reset" can sometimes cause issues.
Same . I've done data wipe/factory reset from recovery mode (it has nice "are you sure" screen 7 "No"s + 1 Yes + 3 "No"s) and then installed stock chinese ROM but again battery starts draining 3-4% per minute. Is there a partition in Android that doesn't get wiped with factory reset?
The system partition does not get formatted when performing a wipe "data/factory reset". Can you check to see if you can format the system partition in recovery?
That's an interesting information. I'll see if I could format it somehow. Options that I have in recovery are:
-reboot system now
-apply update from sdcard
-wipe data/factory reset
-wipe cache partition
-wipe media partition and
-reboot into factory test
Has anyone ported clockworkmod recovery for your device? If so, that recovery has the option to format system. Has someone created an all in one wipe that included formatting system for your device?
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Any super wipe script should work
It sounds to me like your battery is actually faulty. Try another battery, or put yours in the freezer for about 30 min, then charge.
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Fixed it!!!!
User named Friend on the apad forum posted that he found somewhere how to fix this issue and I tried it and fixed it. Thank you all who tried to help me - it is nice to see normal, helpfull people on the net. Thank you very much. Here's how I did it with the image for an easier orientation: goo.gl/XpC5I (can't post urls yet but this works. It leads to apad forum where it all started). All the best.
Glad you were able to fix it and good luck with your tablet. Hope everything goes well.
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CM10 Problems

Hey guys,
I've just instelled cm10 a few days ago,
and it's making me crazy, hope you can help!
Most of the time it works great. BUT when I
play some games or use Facebook, it just
Shuts-down the phone, and when I turn it on
it says it got 1-5% Battery left. (it's not true)
When I plug the charger, the battery level
get's back to where it was.
I've tried updating to CM10.1 and the problem
presists.
so,
1. What's cousing those shutdowns?
2. How can I fix the battery problem after the shutdown?
Thanks!
You installed it with a full wipe?
Sent from the Matrix
Doorman404 said:
Hey guys,
I've just instelled cm10 a few days ago,
and it's making me crazy, hope you can help!
Most of the time it works great. BUT when I
play some games or use Facebook, it just
Shuts-down the phone, and when I turn it on
it says it got 1-5% Battery left. (it's not true)
When I plug the charger, the battery level
get's back to where it was.
I've tried updating to CM10.1 and the problem
presists.
so,
1. What's cousing those shutdowns?
2. How can I fix the battery problem after the shutdown?
Thanks!
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Have you checked to see if this also happens with non-CM roms?
The first thing you should be doing is counting out a hardware problem so install a non-CM rom like a Samsung stock or based rom.
Also do a clean install or your roms to avoid issues. (Wipe data/factory reset in recovery, ONLY USE IF YOU HAVE A CUSTOM KERNEL/RECOVERY FLASHED).
Donnie Sins said:
You installed it with a full wipe?
Sent from the Matrix
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I came to cm10 from stock, so yes.
CC10.1 - was updated from the ABOUT
menu (OTA update), So I couldn't wipe,
I just did "Factory reset" from Settings
after the update.
TheATHEiST said:
Have you checked to see if this also happens with non-CM roms?
The first thing you should be doing is counting out a hardware problem so install a non-CM rom like a Samsung stock or based rom.
Also do a clean install or your roms to avoid issues. (Wipe data/factory reset in recovery, ONLY USE IF YOU HAVE A CUSTOM KERNEL/RECOVERY FLASHED).
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There was no Problems at all on 2.3 stock,
So I don't believe it's an hardware issue.
factory reset from the OS is the same as
Full Wipe, right?
calibration might help. Hardly hardware issue.
a korean guy told me so, they are from the future you know; already got the JB and all.
sent, and now this app cra.........
HAHA I know
but What do you mean by Calibration ?
battery calibration, or kernel stweaks.
sent, and now this app cra.........
Battery calibration - yes.
Kernel stweaks - How can it help?
It seems like a problem with the cm10 rom,
Anyone here using the CM10 nightlies?
Can you tell me if yours is stable or
has such isues ?
I think it's the battery info picked up by the ROM. Wipe bat stats to force it start from scratch.
sent, and now this app cra.........
Double post- Sorry
gastonw said:
I think it's the battery info picked up by the ROM. Wipe bat stats to force it start from scratch.
sent, and now this app cra.........
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Hey, I've tried battery cal. again - it didn't help.
The main issue though is the random shutdowns not the battery stat.
It mainly happens with the Facebook app, Is it a known bug in CM10 ?
Just an update: I've flashed 2 other Stock based roms and the problem is worse Now!
It shuts down like 10 times a day now, on every screen even on Lockscreen sometimes.
The phone was 100% good before I flashed cm10! Did i do something wrong ???
What do you think's wrong with it?
Help! Please?
Does the screen flicker issues on cm 10.1 effect the phone in long term..Wil it damage the screen ?

Problem after battery drained

Need a quick advise.
I've been running with SLIM stable 4.2.2 for many weeks now without any issues.
Yesterday the battery was drained accidentally after a radio app was left running for many hours.
After recharging with the phone off, I turned it on, and the SLIM logo stayed on forever.
Re-booted into recovery and wiped caches, re-booted and still stuck on slim logo.
Re-flashed rom and gapps, wiped caches, and it went past the slim logo, did the upgrading android process, then got stuck on starting apps.
any ideas how to fix this ?
kalda01 said:
Need a quick advise.
I've been running with SLIM stable 4.2.2 for many weeks now without any issues.
Yesterday the battery was drained accidentally after a radio app was left running for many hours.
After recharging with the phone off, I turned it on, and the SLIM logo stayed on forever.
Re-booted into recovery and wiped caches, re-booted and still stuck on slim logo.
Re-flashed rom and gapps, wiped caches, and it went past the slim logo, did the upgrading android process, then got stuck on starting apps.
any ideas how to fix this ?
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This is my reply to your post in Slim's post:
Did you do a FULL wipe with /system formatted? If you did, try to flash another the ROM to see if you can get through, then re-flash Slim. Good luck.
wolftou said:
This is my reply to your post in Slim's post:
Did you do a FULL wipe with /system formatted? If you did, try to flash another the ROM to see if you can get through, then re-flash Slim. Good luck.
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I'll try. thanks. was hoping I could avoid a full wipe. not sure why draining the battery would screw up the rom
kalda01 said:
I'll try. thanks. was hoping I could avoid a full wipe. not sure why draining the battery would screw up the rom
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Are you using AJK Kernel? If so try to reset STweaks Profiles and fix permissions.

[Q] Caught in boot screen

Hello,
I am running Slim Bean 4.1.1 on my Galaxy S2 for almost one year now. I never had any bigger issues with this rom until yesterday. My battery died so I plugged the charging device in and re-started the phone but the booting animation won't go away. I am caught...I can still get into the recovery but that's it.
Any ideas how to solve this issue?
Thanks in advance
travisbotello said:
Hello,
I am running Slim Bean 4.1.1 on my Galaxy S2 for almost one year now. I never had any bigger issues with this rom until yesterday. My battery died so I plugged the charging device in and re-started the phone but the booting animation won't go away. I am caught...I can still get into the recovery but that's it.
Any ideas how to solve this issue?
Thanks in advance
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Let the battery charge a bit until you boot it up, then see if you can boot into the rom. If you can't, boot into recovery and wipe regular cache and dalvik.
Best practice is to never let your battery die - these older devices (and some new ones as well) sometimes don't respond well to a complete discharge.
SteveMurphy said:
Let the battery charge a bit until you boot it up, then see if you can boot into the rom. If you can't, boot into recovery and wipe regular cache and dalvik.
Best practice is to never let your battery die - these older devices (and some new ones as well) sometimes don't respond well to a complete discharge.
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Thanks!! I tried wipe cache and dalvik. Now I was stuck in the "android is upgrading starting apps" loop. So I just decided to do a full wipe and re-install everything...
travisbotello said:
Thanks!! I tried wipe cache and dalvik. Now I was stuck in the "android is upgrading starting apps" loop. So I just decided to do a full wipe and re-install everything...
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If you're going to do a full wipe why not just upgrade to KK? The JB Slim isn't supported anymore, but @cyril279 has a few options for you, should you chose that route:
SlimSaber: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2772468
SlimKat: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2760074
SteveMurphy said:
If you're going to do a full wipe why not just upgrade to KK? The JB Slim isn't supported anymore, but @cyril279 has a few options for you, should you chose that route:
SlimSaber: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2772468
SlimKat: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2760074
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That makes sense. I just upgrade to SlimSaber...and I love it. :victory: This morning I was soo p*ssed because of this whole thing but sometimes it just needs an event like this to try out new things
Thanks again!

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