So, I just came back to BarePapA after being on cloudy for a while, so, I was having lots of battery drain, so I looked it battery settings, and found that WiFi calling was the cause for 28% of my battery drain. But, the issue is, that I wasn't using WiFi calling, nor was it on in the settings, and I could close it, and go back into settings, and the cpu total usage for WiFi calling would go up in time, meaning that it was running. The only way I could get it to stop was freezing it with titanium, and rebooting. So I was wondering if anyone has experienced this also, attached are some screenshot to show the usage, and to show that it wasn't on in settings
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Dialer code ##UPDATE# fixes that. It just happens sometimes
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Dialer code ##UPDATE# fixes that. It just happens sometimes
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Just tried this... Thanks for the response.
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I have 3 apps to track battery usage. Crpalmers kernels have always yielded above average battery life so I don't review the apps very often until recently. I use better battery stats, battery stats plus and and the stock HTC power menu. I find the apps on both BBS and bsp are sometimes completely different for what's using the battery but usually they are similar. I know how to figure if wakelocks are plaguing the device and I think I see proof of that here in the screenshot. The battery drain issue seems to be GPS so I'm turning it off completely now. This all started after the most recent Google search update. Can anyone confirm or deny my statements, I'm not an expert but eager to learn more about how the device tends to misbehave.
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Hello guys. I have had this problem with MK6 ROM and it was the main reason that made me change to NeatRom(which I don't regret).
But lately it has returned and I have no idea why, but my phone is reporting insanely huge CPU wakelocks mainly from a process called AlarmManager (I don't know if it has something to do with the clock but last week my alarm didn't work and I would have lost my time to job if it wasn't my mother).
Do you guys know what can be happening? Is it a system issue or is it some app that is causing this amount of wakelocks?
I do use Greenify and almost everything I don't need is greenified but I have noticed some things like Google+ and S Sugest(which I greenified) just come back no matter what I do.
(Overall phone is behaving a bit slow sometimes too, which didn't happen as soon as I flashed NeatRom.)
Please, any help is welcome
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My battery recently started draining ridiculously fast (like 20‰ in a half hour) with only regular use.. I assume its from the fact i noticed the wifi seems to constantly be turned on.... Except its not actually turned on by me. In the picture, the mobile network is clearly turned off because i had my phone in airplane mode for two hours, but wifi is still active.
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I have the advanced settings "scanning always available" for google play etc turned off. Although i assume it is still searching for a signal through some app or setting as battery does drop significantly slower when wifi is actually turned on and being used. I have not installed any apps or changed any settings that i am aware of since this started happening.
Is there perhaps an app i could use to check my phone and see what else may be causing wifi to be constantly on?
I have a galaxy s4 with cyanogen mod 12.1 and TWMP
Since I installed Marshmallow I've had massive battery drain problems with my Nexus 2013 (Wifi)
I tried all the tricks on here, cache clearing, chaning wifi settings (used to show wifi as the culprit, but not any more) and finally a factory reset.
However, I still keep coming to the tablet to find it completely dead!
Here is the battery use graph from when I got to it last night:
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Looks normal at first... Slow drain, sudden drop when I watch a video, slow drain again until I watch a video the following day, but after that it slopes down to zero despite it not being used...
Anyone got any ideas? It's really driving me insane!
Hey there. In this thread I'm gonna share a simple solution that will solve your RAM management issues especially when network required applications are minimized they tend to close instantly irrespective of you locking the app in recents,this is because the ColorOS tweaks the App behavior such that the battery life increases. Following this guide will solve the issue.
Here's how:
1) Go to Settings.
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2)Battery
3) Energy Saver
4)Choose the app you have the issue with.
5)Turn off 'Background Freeze'
6)Turn off 'Abnormal app Optimization'
7)Turn off 'Doze'
Know that by doing this your battery life may take a hit. But poor experience with a great battery life is not all we want.
I'd be glad if it solves your issue.
This does not work. It seems OPPO has some weird restriction and freezes apps running in background. So, no push notifications are received.