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So this goes on and on, not auto hibernating any app when I lock my screen or I do not use the apps. I have left the phone untouched. Tryed rooted greenify, then installed xposed and switched to boost mode, granted as administrator and turned in the service in accesibility menu... Help me.. Thank you!

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rinxtzu said:
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So this goes on and on, not auto hibernating any app when I lock my screen or I do not use the apps. I have left the phone untouched. Tryed rooted greenify, then installed xposed and switched to boost mode, granted as administrator and turned in the service in accesibility menu... Help me.. Thank you!
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Is that latest beta?
Go for the stable one or turn the greenify access ability from setting.

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Same here, I've been having an issue with Greenify Auto-Hibernation being stopped, and I can't figure out why. I made sure it is removed from Amplify, I whitelisted it in Power Nap, but I even turned off Power Nap to try and stop it, and I have it set as a Device Admin and Accessibility Services are activated. I'm rooted, using boost mode, xposed enabled. I did notice that it started not that long after switching to a 5.1.1 port from a Kit Kat ROM, is there any trick to make it work on LP that I'm not aware of?

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I have the same problem with the latest beta.
I have the exact same apps and settings as 12gage above, but
12gage said:
... and Accessibility Services are activated...
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Where do I set this?

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Ubimo said:
I have the same problem with the latest beta.
I have the exact same apps and settings as 12gage above, but
Where do I set this?
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That is in DEVICE>SETTINGS>Accessibility. But it is required to be enabled only if you are running Greenify in non-root mode.
Do you people have any warez installed, like LuckyPatcher?

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tnsmani said:
That is in DEVICE>SETTINGS>Accessibility. But it is required to be enabled only if you are running Greenify in non-root mode.
Do you people have any warez installed, like LuckyPatcher?
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No sir, I'm on Samsung so i even went into Smart Manager and turned off App Optimization because I thought that may have been causing it, but today I got the same message when opening Greenify

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12gage said:
No sir, I'm on Samsung so i even went into Smart Manager and turned off App Optimization because I thought that may have been causing it, but today I got the same message when opening Greenify
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Why don't you try to clear cache, data, forcestop, uninstall and reinstall Greenify and check?

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After enabling Greenify as administrator, the problem Greenify not hibernating apps is gone.

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I have the same problem, after installing greenify from the google play again. I have samsung galaxy s3
Custom rom: QS KK
Greenify as administrator,
How can I fix this? Please reply! thanks

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I have fix by reflashing my ROM.
Why is greenify acting like that during uninstall/install in Google play? I have donate package as well.
Sent from my GT-I9300 using XDA-Developers mobile app

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So I faced the problem when I flashed CM14 (unofficial) on my Nexus 5 (hammerhead).
Uninstalled the app and then reinstalled it again and it did the trick. So you guys can try that too!
Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA-Developers mobile app

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My phone (non-root) running on Android M, after the latest update on Greenify, the Automated Hibernation is enabled. However, the Apps that are marked to Hibernate after the Screen is turned off, don't Hibernate and Apps remain running!
Do I need to enable anything further for Automate Hibernate to work?

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finneyp said:
My phone (non-root) running on Android M, after the latest update on Greenify, the Automated Hibernation is enabled. However, the Apps that are marked to Hibernate after the Screen is turned off, don't Hibernate and Apps remain running!
Do I need to enable anything further for Automate Hibernate to work?
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Same issue here on my S7E.

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rapozaum said:
Same issue here on my S7E.
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Ditto! S7E here too. Anyone figure it out?

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Is there a fix for this issue yet?

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2ISAB said:
Is there a fix for this issue yet?
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What issue? Some random dude and a few friends had a problem 15+ months ago while tens/hundreds of thousands use auto hibernate without issue. Such 'problems' are almost always confined to an individual device and usually self inflicted.
Best practice is to try the latest Greenify build, carefully document behavior if not to expectations and provide logs when requested.

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I've found that it won't work for devices that have a password lock screen.
Problem solved!
Sent from my HTC One M9 using Tapatalk

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2ISAB said:
I've found that it won't work for devices that have a password lock screen.
Problem solved!
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Believe Smart Lock may be the culprit vs any form of lock screen security.