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running vegan and i keep getting this message. I think my wife was using it and maybe the battery died? not sure. any thoughts?
thanks
I get this about every 2 weeks. I boot into clockwork, reset to defaults, then restore from backup.
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i got it. found the answer in the android general forums. You have to delete a database and it clears it up.
Steps
Posting the steps you took might be a little more helpful to anyone reading your thread.....
gpzjack said:
i got it. found the answer in the android general forums. You have to delete a database and it clears it up.
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Which data base?
Do you mean perform a clear cache/data?
or are you mentioning the contact database sync from gmail?
from another post:
I noticed at least two people in this thread have had this problem. The following worked for me... At one point I started getting this error also. Driving me crazy! Could not bring up the keyboard, and the message would pop like every 5 seconds. I searched and found this post (thanks and credit to KinkyMunkey):
process com.android.acore FC and how i fixed it
I didn't want to wipe data, so I tried it. I couldn't use ES File Explorer for this, but Root Explorer worked great!
The problem is a corrupt contacts sqlite database. As the referenced post says, you'll be able to tell if thats the problem when there is a .db-journal file in the folder. The folder is /data/data/com.android.providers.contacts/databases/ *Note* this is not the data folder in sdcard, but the data folder in root (/).
Just delete the databases folder in /data/data/com.android.providers.contacts and restart. The contacts database will be rebuilt and re-synced.
This has worked for me twice (thank goodness). I don't know what causes the contacts DB to get messed up... it wasn't a drained battery for me.
Thank you so much, this worked for me!
gpzjack said:
from another post:
I noticed at least two people in this thread have had this problem. The following worked for me... At one point I started getting this error also. Driving me crazy! Could not bring up the keyboard, and the message would pop like every 5 seconds. I searched and found this post (thanks and credit to KinkyMunkey):
process com.android.acore FC and how i fixed it
I didn't want to wipe data, so I tried it. I couldn't use ES File Explorer for this, but Root Explorer worked great!
The problem is a corrupt contacts sqlite database. As the referenced post says, you'll be able to tell if thats the problem when there is a .db-journal file in the folder. The folder is /data/data/com.android.providers.contacts/databases/ *Note* this is not the data folder in sdcard, but the data folder in root (/).
Just delete the databases folder in /data/data/com.android.providers.contacts and restart. The contacts database will be rebuilt and re-synced.
This has worked for me twice (thank goodness). I don't know what causes the contacts DB to get messed up... it wasn't a drained battery for me.
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I also had the "android.process.acore process has stopped" problem. I seem to have fixed it by going to "Manage Apps", "Running", "Contacts Storage", "Clear Data", then same process for Contacts Sync Adapter. Seems to have resolved problem...so far.
yup the contacts storage got corrupted -> most likely you created an empty contact in the contacts app by mistake. Someone should sticky this - i see one of these threads daily haha. Its a pretty common problem.
many time that error (fc) is due to a contact with blank first and last name as the contact database uses them as index. if you have blanks the probem will keep returning.
thanks for the tip - seems to have helped me out of the
...acore... problem
Mind you, I **Never** touched the contacts app in any
way whatsoever.
The corruption happened "spontaneously"
After playing (it is *only* suitable for play) with android
for a few weeks now, you know what, android is CRAP
Cant get to Manage Apps
Everytime I go to settings the damn thing pops up. Cant get to anything to clear the data base. Dont have root explorer and cant find that in the file manager I do have.
Any help?
cassycan said:
Everytime I go to settings the damn thing pops up. Cant get to anything to clear the data base. Dont have root explorer and cant find that in the file manager I do have.
Any help?
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I had this problem just tonight. Thanks to GPZJack for posting the file to delete. For those of you who can't launch programs because of the "force close" dialog, here is how to do it without that.
1) Install the android developer kit on your PC. You will need the program adb (short for android debugger). I tried to post a link to the instructions, but am too noobish for the forum to allow me to post links. Just google android sdk install
2) Attach gtablet to computer using usb cable
3) [Assuming windows] Launch a command window. cd to tools directory under the android sdk install directory.
4) type the command "adb devices" (without quotes) to verify that adb sees your tablet. If not, you need to install the correct usb drivers. Find help with google gtablet usb driver install
5) type the command "adb shell" (without quotes) This will connect you to the tablet and provide you with a unix shell prompt #
!! Careful with this next command. It will delete the databases directory. Make sure you type the line correctly so that you don't accidentally delete something else.
6) #rm -r /data/data/com.android.providers.contacts/databases
7) #reboot
And your tablet should reboot and work.
Hope that helps!
Norm Minske said:
I also had the "android.process.acore process has stopped" problem. I seem to have fixed it by going to "Manage Apps", "Running", "Contacts Storage", "Clear Data", then same process for Contacts Sync Adapter. Seems to have resolved problem...so far.
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I was unable to see the folder described in other peoples solutions, your solution of clearing data through the settings application worked great for me on brilliant corners 1.3.1. Thanks.
simuloid said:
I had this problem just tonight. Thanks to GPZJack for posting the file to delete. For those of you who can't launch programs because of the "force close" dialog, here is how to do it without that.
1) Install the android developer kit on your PC. You will need the program adb (short for android debugger). I tried to post a link to the instructions, but am too noobish for the forum to allow me to post links. Just google android sdk install
2) Attach gtablet to computer using usb cable
3) [Assuming windows] Launch a command window. cd to tools directory under the android sdk install directory.
4) type the command "adb devices" (without quotes) to verify that adb sees your tablet. If not, you need to install the correct usb drivers. Find help with google gtablet usb driver install
5) type the command "adb shell" (without quotes) This will connect you to the tablet and provide you with a unix shell prompt #
!! Careful with this next command. It will delete the databases directory. Make sure you type the line correctly so that you don't accidentally delete something else.
6) #rm -r /data/data/com.android.providers.contacts/databases
7) #reboot
And your tablet should reboot and work.
Hope that helps!
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i manage to get tru the issue on adb shell by installing usb deview, n my command bar alrdy shown my device no. after typing adb devices but aft adb shell, came $ and not #, is there any different?
okay i had mine miracle- ly and not realising it done, my force stop no longer appear after downloading the latest busybox apps.=)
Hi - I was getting the acore error too. but I went ahead & did an nvflash. The error is still popping up. Any ideas?
i have been experiencing some force closes and random restarted, is there a program that can tell me what caused it or what app caused the error.
Not really a simple way to troubleshoot that. Did you do a full wipe prior to flashing whatever ROM you're running? Trying booting into recovery and wiping dalvik/cache, that can fix plenty of small issues.
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i have been experiencing some force closes and random restarted, is there a program that can tell me what caused it or what app caused the error.
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yes, logcat will show you, but you have to kinda know what you're looking for. There are some logcat apps on the market or you can logcat through ADB.
Also, random app FCs aren't all that weird, BUT if you are getting them consistently you could very likely fix it by fixing permissions in recovery.
If you fix perms and the issues persist, feel free to pull a logcat of the app crash, and either PM me the .txt file or link it here via pastebin.com. I am no expert but I could try to help. But again, fix perms first, that'll probably work.
bluephi1914 said:
i have been experiencing some force closes and random restarted, is there a program that can tell me what caused it or what app caused the error.
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Yes, there is a way but it requires a bit of technical knowledge. Assuming you have the motivation, acquiring the knowledge shouldn't be an issue.
If you're familiar with how to use ADB (Android Debug Bridge), this program allows you to access a log Android creates on the device where all applications output errors, debug, warning and verbose information.
From the command line, you'd run, adb logcat or adb shell logcat. If you prefer to have a bit of a GUI, run ddms which is also packaged inside the Android SDK.
There is an Android application called aLogCat for free in the Android Market which offers a GUI on the device for viewing this information. Feel free to also try this method and see which works best for you.
Essentially, this log will contain a lot of information. HTC coders seem to lean on the side of outputing a lot of information.
This log is real time, it will scroll as the applications output information. The best way to find the FC is to trigger the FC and immediately look in logcat for the details. They should be flagged by E, for error, followed by some type of name convention for the application. There will generally be anywhere from 5-15 lines of output in logcat when an application force closes.
Once you're able to locate the FC error output in logcat, feel free to post back up here and we can attempt to give some feedback.
Understand, sometimes the issue is the result of the application developer's poor coding or not being able to forsee a potential error. Other times, the solution is as simple as wiping dalvik-cache or wiping the application's settings causing it to start again from scratch.
Hope that helps! Good luck!
joeykrim said:
Yes, there is a way but it requires a bit of technical knowledge. Assuming you have the motivation, acquiring the knowledge shouldn't be an issue.
If you're familiar with how to use ADB (Android Debug Bridge), this program allows you to access a log Android creates on the device where all applications output errors, debug, warning and verbose information.
From the command line, you'd run, adb logcat or adb shell logcat. If you prefer to have a bit of a GUI, run ddms which is also packaged inside the Android SDK.
There is an Android application called aLogCat for free in the Android Market which offers a GUI on the device for viewing this information. Feel free to also try this method and see which works best for you.
Essentially, this log will contain a lot of information. HTC coders seem to lean on the side of outputing a lot of information.
This log is real time, it will scroll as the applications output information. The best way to find the FC is to trigger the FC and immediately look in logcat for the details. They should be flagged by E, for error, followed by some type of name convention for the application. There will generally be anywhere from 5-15 lines of output in logcat when an application force closes.
Once you're able to locate the FC error output in logcat, feel free to post back up here and we can attempt to give some feedback.
Understand, sometimes the issue is the result of the application developer's poor coding or not being able to forsee a potential error. Other times, the solution is as simple as wiping dalvik-cache or wiping the application's settings causing it to start again from scratch.
Hope that helps! Good luck!
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YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME... LOL as soon as i typed "adb logcat" at the command prompt in windows, the screen immediately fills up... and like you said its real time so it doesn't stop.
When "ADB logcat" is typed how far does this log go back. I think i typed it about 5-10 minutes after the restart....or random hot reboot. was this to long ???
Most of the lines begin with D/ or I/ or or V/ didn't see any E .... but im currently scrolling back through all of the output in the CMD screen, i had to unplug the phone to get it to stop scrolling.
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yes, logcat will show you, but you have to kinda know what you're looking for. There are some logcat apps on the market or you can logcat through ADB.
Also, random app FCs aren't all that weird, BUT if you are getting them consistently you could very likely fix it by fixing permissions in recovery.
If you fix perms and the issues persist, feel free to pull a logcat of the app crash, and either PM me the .txt file or link it here via pastebin.com. I am no expert but I could try to help. But again, fix perms first, that'll probably work.
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typing "ADB logcat" from the command prompt in windows doesn't give me a .txt file does it?
bluephi1914 said:
typing "ADB logcat" from the command prompt in windows doesn't give me a .txt file does it?
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Try to use the Fix Permissions Opinion in the Rom Manager App! That May Help...
Here's a Screenshot...
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Here's a Screenshot...
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Ok.. downloaded ROM Manager and ran Fix Permissions. Hopefully that will fix any issues that I had.
bluephi1914 said:
YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME... LOL as soon as i typed "adb logcat" at the command prompt in windows, the screen immediately fills up... and like you said its real time so it doesn't stop.
When "ADB logcat" is typed how far does this log go back. I think i typed it about 5-10 minutes after the restart....or random hot reboot. was this to long ???
Most of the lines begin with D/ or I/ or or V/ didn't see any E .... but im currently scrolling back through all of the output in the CMD screen, i had to unplug the phone to get it to stop scrolling.
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D is debug, I is Information, V is verbose and E is Error. All FC messages will start with E although, sometimes other logcat information will help make the FC easier to understand. I usually gather them all around a specific FC and narrow it down as I go.
I don't recall the buffer limit size to logcat, but it is generally best to grab the logcat as soon as the FC issue occurs, that way the issue will be closest to the end of the buffer. This makes it easier to locate and less likely to be pushed out of the buffer.
bluephi1914 said:
typing "ADB logcat" from the command prompt in windows doesn't give me a .txt file does it?
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no, by default it updates the screen in real time, to have it dump to a text file, adb logcat > logcat.txt . you might need to hit cntrl+c to stop it as it will continue to write in real time to the log file until you exit. the exit command is cntrl + c to kill the process, same as exiting.
Hope that helps arm you with another skill!
edit: in the last month since i originally posted my first answer, i found an application on the market, which is essentially a GUI for logcat called aLogCat. the developer open sourced his code and the application started in 2009. seems to work very well.
source code: http://code.google.com/p/alogcat
Hi everyone
My first post here, hopefully someone can help me.
I have (had) a HTC Flyer P510e tablet. When I got it I went through the process of rooting, unlocking, etc, and if my memory serves was running Andoid 2.3.4.
A while ago I dropped it, broke the screen and rendered it useless. Digitizer not responsive, so I cant unlock the screen, or quite frankly do anything with it.
There is some important info on there I need to get off. I have already managed to pull off the contacts, calender, documents, apk's i needed, etc. The problemis as follows:
I have been using Garmin Mechanic to record all my fuel purchases, and PhoneTrack Explorer to record mileage use, site time, etc. I have backups of these apps and the data from January, but I am needing the Feb & March data from both these apps.
I was previously using TitaniumBackup for this, and from examining the backup files I can see the databases for these apps were stored as follows:
\HTC Backup\External\data\titaniumbackup\co.uk.journeylog.android.phonetrack-20130110-124837.tar.gz\co.uk.journeylog.android.phonetrack-20130110-124837.tar\data\data\co.uk.journeylog.android.phonetrack\.\databases\
\HTC Backup\External\data\titaniumbackup\com.garmin.android.apps.mech-20130110-124624.tar.gz\com.garmin.android.apps.mech-20130110-124624.tar\data\data\com.garmin.android.apps.mech\.\databases\
I have tried various commands, sequences and other suggestions using ADB, none which have worked. Tthe failures I get on ADB commands mainly are Permission Denied when trying to issue the su or root command, read only or read errors trying to mount, browse or copy, etc, etc. I have followed about 15 suggestions from different XDA pages, other sites, and more, with no luck so far.
I have tried Moborobo, MyPhoneExplorer and APK Batch Installer, with not much luck.
Things I do have which could be of use:
I have done a full clockworkmod backup and have the current image files.
I have already downloaded the Android SDK kit.
Is there any way I can get hold of these files so I can submit my expenses? Is there an easy way to pull them using ADB?
I was considering if there was a way to use the Android SDK to create a virtual Android device, add the clockworkmod recovery to the virtual device, then use the image backups I have to restore my broken device's load, then do a backup or export of the information I am needing?
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks very much.
Did you try to re-install the HTC drivers? What is the response if you type:
adb devices
If no device is listed, it might just be a driver problem. Or just try another USB port, or another computer (if available).
redpoint73 said:
Did you try to re-install the HTC drivers? What is the response if you type:
adb devices
If no device is listed, it might just be a driver problem. Or just try another USB port, or another computer (if available).
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It's not a communication problem. adb devices does list the device serial number. adb shell launches the shell and I can browse around and perform various commands, but I am always getting the permission denied errors when I try to access the system protected folders, and those hidden folders.
Hi guys, i am currently creating a bash script which would record/log the actions done by an apk file after it is installed into a Android Virtual Device. However I have some queries regarding the logging portion which I hope I could clarify here:
1.) I read about a command known as logcat which outputs a log, however does logcat log every event from the starting up of the AVD till the logcat command ends? Or does it only record logs when the command is execute?
2.) Does the logcat's log record every single changes made to the AVD (including sending of messages, creation of files, phonecalls, accessing websites using the AVD's browser) ?
3.) Are there any alternative method to log the changes made to the AVD?
Thanks for any help in advance.
Well, yes
logcat displays everything, every change right from the very beginning of the booting of your device.
Alternative method to log, I don't know why you are looking for that, but I can't remember if I know anything about it
iamareebjamal said:
Well, yes
logcat displays everything, every change right from the very beginning of the booting of your device.
Alternative method to log, I don't know why you are looking for that, but I can't remember if I know anything about it
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Hi iamareebjamal, thanks for the help :good:. I guess I will stick to using logcat. However I am wondering if I want to log all of the possible actions (e.g deletion of files, sending sms to other numbers, etc) taken by an application, do I have to run all of the activities listed by the aapt command or is it sufficient to just run one activity to log all of the possible changes made by the apk file.
dk3498 said:
Hi iamareebjamal, thanks for the help :good:. I guess I will stick to using logcat. However I am wondering if I want to log all of the possible actions (e.g deletion of files, sending sms to other numbers, etc) taken by an application, do I have to run all of the activities listed by the aapt command or is it sufficient to just run one activity to log all of the possible changes made by the apk file.
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Not sure if I'm completely right but one main activity should be fine
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Not sure if I'm completely right but one main activity should be fine
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Hi, what do you mean by main activity? Because I noticed that the output from the command aapt produces a list of activities however I am not sure how to identify a main activity.
dk3498 said:
Hi, what do you mean by main activity? Because I noticed that the output from the command aapt produces a list of activities however I am not sure how to identify a main activity.
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Write the activities here, I may be able to identify one
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Write the activities here, I may be able to identify one
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Hi iamareebjamal, one of my apk has the following activities:
.Splash
.ParkingSuffle
Are there any generic names given to the apks for the main activity?
dk3498 said:
Hi iamareebjamal, one of my apk has the following activities:
.Splash
.ParkingSuffle
Are there any generic names given to the apks for the main activity?
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Sorry for the late reply
I would say to just take a logcat unspecifically and see if it helps
According to me, it will log any change in Android System irrespective of any app
So, give it a shot and then tell
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I have an issue with my M20P. I got the phone 12 days ago and everything was fine with notifications up until yesterday. As of right now, I am NOT receiving notifications for whatsapp, gmail,* FB, messanger on time. They're constantly late and usually show up only when I actually go into one of the apps, then the content shows up and syncs, I guess.
I decided to manually launch important apps such as gmail, messanger, whatsapp and I checked all 3 boxes (primary, secondary and background launch). And this morning, after some 9 hours of not touching the phone, I woke up and there were some notifications (quite a few actually) and I was happy thinking the issue's gone but I was curious why there were no messanger and gmail notifications (two of my most active apps) and* I was right... as soon as I entered gmail, the mail that I did NOT receive notification for came on top of queue and messanger literally blew with how many notifications came at once. Other apps, less important, followed with some notification.
I'm worried because I actually decided to manually launch apps I use the most and still, the issue persists, even though most of users had this sorted with manual launching...
So yes, manual launching did not fix it for me
Is there anything else I should do and what?
And also, I have found out that this has only happened thus far on WiFi, my home WiFi. Mobile data doesn't seem to be affected. Will have to confirm though. I don't know if that's an important information...
Please help. I don't wanna sell the phone because other than this bs I like it very much
Go into settings/battery/more battery settings and make sure stay connected when device sleeps is toggled on.
jhs39 said:
Go into settings/battery/more battery settings and make sure stay connected when device sleeps is toggled on.
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I already had that enabled.... anything else?
I'm still looking for any help.. please
Have you tried disabling PowerGenie.apk via adb?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-20-pro/themes/remove-powergenie-to-allow-background-t3890409
Thanks to @klaus27
jhs39 said:
Go into settings/battery/more battery settings and make sure stay connected when device sleeps is toggled on.
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kai84m said:
Have you tried disabling PowerGenie.apk via adb?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-20-pro/themes/remove-powergenie-to-allow-background-t3890409
Thanks to @klaus27
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I think this is my last resort. I really don't want to use my laptop to debug something unless completely necessary..
furiouszagreb said:
I think this is my last resort. I really don't want to use my laptop to debug something unless completely necessary..
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That's the only fix available. You could unpack and decompile PowerGenie and see what's inside. A bunch of routines that try to identify apps that require being online, plus a bunch of hardcoded apps that are allowed to run in the background. That's Facebook and a bunch of Chinese apps. But everything else is being sent to sleep aggressively.
I tried every other setting available and still, the PowerGenie rendered any background app unusable.
You don't need to debug anything. Just turn on debugging, so you can disable PowerGenie. If you want to use your phone the way it is supposed to work, you have to get rid of PowerGenie. Using the ADB method is the only possible way I am afraid.
klaus27 said:
That's the only fix available. You could unpack and decompile PowerGenie and see what's inside. A bunch of routines that try to identify apps that require being online, plus a bunch of hardcoded apps that are allowed to run in the background. That's Facebook and a bunch of Chinese apps. But everything else is being sent to sleep aggressively.
I tried every other setting available and still, the PowerGenie rendered any background app unusable.
You don't need to debug anything. Just turn on debugging, so you can disable PowerGenie. If you want to use your phone the way it is supposed to work, you have to get rid of PowerGenie. Using the ADB method is the only possible way I am afraid.
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I appreciate the thorough report. Before I do that, I'll run some over night tests to see if this perhaps is just due to my WiFi. For example, I'll leave the phone over night with WiFi disabled and mobile data on. If I receive all the notifications at the time they should have been received - I'll know the issue is with my WiFi and I'll update it to static and use the pre-set DNSs I found online.
I'm guessing you had the same issue... did it only work for you when you disabled powergenie? Have you tried perhaps what I will - to see if it was a WiFi issue? Or did it happen to you on mobile data too?
And what I find EXTREMELY weird - I had P20 Pro like until 15 days ago, updated to EMUI 9 and it received all the notifications on time. Is this solely M20P issue?
My issue was the Blackberry mobile device management suite, my company uses. Those apps use Android for work, so a separate encrypted partition (and a different user id), open a VPN tunnel and fetch emails in the background.
I have tried every possible solution, like turning off startup control, enabling those apps to run in the background, even checked special permissions, tried different hacks, reset my device multiple times, ... . Nothing helped. The VPN tunnel was capped after a few minutes and even if I opened it manually (by starting the app), the email app was sent to sleep hence not receiving anything.
I started digging around and found a way to disable system-apps even when you cannot disable them from the Android menus. I pulled a copy and decompiled it. This PowerGenie app has routines to identify apps that have widgets, pull a lot of power, have notifications, ... . And it has a list of package names (Android apps) that are never sent to sleep. Stuff like Facebook and Chinese apps. As I started digging around I found this to be a commonly reported issue with Huawei smartphones of all flavours. I think they built that in to mask the fact that Kirin has a higher standby drain than Qualcomm and Samsung. I am just assuming that..
For me this definitely wasn't an issue with my WLAN, DNS or the likes. Now without the PowerGenie, when I turn off the flight mode in the morning, the VPN app is connecting automatically and my Blackberry Hub is pulling all emails. WhatsApp, Gmail, even third party calendar apps now show their notifications in time. So I am happy.
Did it have any influence on my battery life? no, not at all.
I did the same for a couple of colleagues having the same phone and issues and they all are very happy now.
My company even stopped supporting Huawei phones because of these issues.
I can't comment on the P20 unfortunately as this was my first Huawei. But maybe the fact that you were upgrading from Oreo to Pie was the difference here.
furiouszagreb said:
I appreciate the thorough report. Before I do that, I'll run some over night tests to see if this perhaps is just due to my WiFi. For example, I'll leave the phone over night with WiFi disabled and mobile data on. If I receive all the notifications at the time they should have been received - I'll know the issue is with my WiFi and I'll update it to static and use the pre-set DNSs I found online.
I'm guessing you had the same issue... did it only work for you when you disabled powergenie? Have you tried perhaps what I will - to see if it was a WiFi issue? Or did it happen to you on mobile data too?
And what I find EXTREMELY weird - I had P20 Pro like until 15 days ago, updated to EMUI 9 and it received all the notifications on time. Is this solely M20P issue?
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Thanks for explaining everything. I'll try some methods first and if they don't work I'll go with what you did.
Thank you.
@klaus27
It appears you were right. Tried everything, still some come through, some don't. This suck soooo much
furiouszagreb said:
@klaus27
It appears you were right. Tried everything, still some come through, some don't. This suck soooo much
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Trust me, run through this short procedure and you won't regret it:
1) install Huawei ADB drivers: https://devfiles.co/download/zygGeX8N/Huawei-MediaPad-10-FHD-USB-Drivers-TeamAndroid.zip
2) install and enable ADB: https://www.xda-developers.com/install-adb-windows-macos-linux/
3) Open a CMD window, change directory to where ADB is installed. Run this:
Code:
adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.huawei.powergenie
4) Reboot
klaus27 said:
Trust me, run through this short procedure and you won't regret it:
1) install Huawei ADB drivers: https://devfiles.co/download/zygGeX8N/Huawei-MediaPad-10-FHD-USB-Drivers-TeamAndroid.zip
2) install and enable ADB: https://www.xda-developers.com/install-adb-windows-macos-linux/
3) Open a CMD window, change directory to where ADB is installed. Run this:
Code:
adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.huawei.powergenie
4) Reboot
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I'm a total anti talent for this stuff. Do I install and do this from my phone or laptop?
furiouszagreb said:
I'm a total anti talent for this stuff. Do I install and do this from my phone or laptop?
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1) from your laptop
2) Follow the link, perform the steps in the tutorial below "How to Setup the Android Debug Bridge (ADB)".
Then scroll down to the part titled "Microsoft Windows ADB Setup". Download the file from the link and unpack to c:\adb (you will have to create the folder).
Then you connect your phone to your laptop and will see a prompt for authenticating your laptop. This is all well documented, just follow the link
3) On your laptop, start menu, run, cmd. Now you will see a console window. Just enter the commands below
Code:
c:\adb\platform-tools
adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.huawei.powergenie
The reboot should obiously be done on your phone.
Sounds complicated, but is really easy.
@klaus27
Thank you for bearing with me and explaining. Just one more thing. On the second code, what do you mean by "maybe"?
furiouszagreb said:
@klaus27
Thank you for bearing with me and explaining. Just one more thing. On the second code, what do you mean by "maybe"?
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I have checked the tutorial and adjusted my reply accordingly .
klaus27 said:
I have checked the tutorial and adjusted my reply accordingly .
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Thank you so much for explaining everything even to a dummy like myself lol. Much appreciated.
klaus27 said:
1) from your laptop
2) Follow the link, perform the steps in the tutorial below "How to Setup the Android Debug Bridge (ADB)".
Then scroll down to the part titled "Microsoft Windows ADB Setup". Download the file from the link and unpack to c:\adb (you will have to create the folder).
Then you connect your phone to your laptop and will see a prompt for authenticating your laptop. This is all well documented, just follow the link
3) On your laptop, start menu, run, cmd. Now you will see a console window. Just enter the commands below
Code:
c:\adb\platform-tools
adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.huawei.powergenie
The reboot should obiously be done on your phone.
Sounds complicated, but is really easy.
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Hey, I finally gave in and tried to do this but I am having so much trouble doing this mate. Could you please explain like you're talking to a child? My computer skills are abysmal. I downloaded these 2 links you said on my laptop. But I am stuck at step 2. Here are the screenshot to see where I got held up lol
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When I right click on "platform tools" it gives me several options such as "extract to a specified folder" and I clicked on that (I dont know if thats right) and what do I do now? I am confused with the steps provided in the link. "Extract the contents of this ZIP file into an easily accessible folder (such ad C:\adb)" I dont know where and how to do that
Then it says "Open Windows explorer and browse to where you extracted the contents of this ZIP File" what does this mean?
And 3rd step dont even get me started.
Could you by any chance upload a video of going through all that and doing everything needed up until running the command to.disable power genie? Im lost man
@klaus27
As much as I would like to help you, I think it would make more sense if you ask someone physically around you for help. I don't think I can make it more simple than that and explaining that in such a detail without knowing what system you have is quite complicated.... But I am sure that if you show the instructions to someone with a little bit more experience, it would be a lot simpler...
Sorry I cannot help you further...
furiouszagreb said:
Hey, I finally gave in and tried to do this but I am having so much trouble doing this mate. Could you please explain like you're talking to a child? My computer skills are abysmal. I downloaded these 2 links you said on my laptop. But I am stuck at step 2. Here are the screenshot to see where I got held up lol
gyazo.com/6541fa024b72309323ab6ed889e19420
gyazo.com/727b043a651185da8761ca8c72d8917a
gyazo.com/d510eef1ce22dde74362a670051b1d7d
When I right click on "platform tools" it gives me several options such as "extract to a specified folder" and I clicked on that (I dont know if thats right) and what do I do now? I am confused with the steps provided in the link. "Extract the contents of this ZIP file into an easily accessible folder (such ad C:\adb)" I dont know where and how to do that
Then it says "Open Windows explorer and browse to where you extracted the contents of this ZIP File" what does this mean?
And 3rd step dont even get me started.
Could you by any chance upload a video of going through all that and doing everything needed up until running the command to.disable power genie? Im lost man
@klaus27
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klaus27 said:
1) from your laptop
2) Follow the link, perform the steps in the tutorial below "How to Setup the Android Debug Bridge (ADB)".
Then scroll down to the part titled "Microsoft Windows ADB Setup". Download the file from the link and unpack to c:\adb (you will have to create the folder).
Then you connect your phone to your laptop and will see a prompt for authenticating your laptop. This is all well documented, just follow the link
3) On your laptop, start menu, run, cmd. Now you will see a console window. Just enter the commands below
Code:
c:\adb\platform-tools
adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.huawei.powergenie
The reboot should obiously be done on your phone.
Sounds complicated, but is really easy.
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I tried following your steps, but when I put in the command, it says " 'c:\adb\platform-tools' is not recognized as internal or external command, operable program or batch file "