Can we see wakelocks on Greenify?
ondoin said:
Can we see wakelocks on Greenify?
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No
You can see very minimal info about them. Only the # of the app, but still not detailed as I'm guessing you are looking for
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hi
i can see in betterbatterystats under partical wakelocks, that Mediascannerservice are keeping my phone awake. What is causing this, and what is mediascannerservice.
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fischerben said:
hi
i can see in betterbatterystats under partical wakelocks, that Mediascannerservice are keeping my phone awake. What is causing this, and what is mediascannerservice.
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Your device is constantly scanning for new media. I'm dealing with the same thing right now. Trying deleting cache and data from Media and Gallery apps.
hello,
my problem is that i have an app(s) that's draining my battery and preventing my phone to go to deep sleep( phone is 95% awake, according to the bar in the "battery" stock app).
i downloaded "battery monitor widget" but it desnt show exactly what apps is using the battery and how many percentage .
any suggestions ?
thanks!
see setting>about>battery use, doesn't it show you the running applications and battery usage?
big_bug said:
hello,
my problem is that i have an app(s) that's draining my battery and preventing my phone to go to deep sleep( phone is 95% awake, according to the bar in the "battery" stock app).
i downloaded "battery monitor widget" but it desnt show exactly what apps is using the battery and how many percentage .
any suggestions ?
thanks!
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get BetterBatteryStats free version available here on xda
pick partial wakelocks
Pvy.
And after you see that AlarmManager in 1st place in BetterbatteryStats :cyclops:, connect the phone to PC, open ADB ant type: adb shell dumsys alarm > C:\alarm_log.txt
After that see in this generated log file what exact app has the highest wake numbers.
thanks guys!
your recommendation for BetterBatteryStats led me to a great app; badass battery, which is exactly what i was looking for.
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big_bug said:
thanks guys!
your recommendation for BetterBatteryStats led me to a great app; badass battery, which is exactly what i was looking for.
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This is exactly what I was looking for! Now I just need someone that explain to me what "adb" is so I can run it in my pc... Do I need the phone to be in debuggin mode?
Stenlius said:
And after you see that AlarmManager in 1st place in BetterbatteryStats :cyclops:, connect the phone to PC, open ADB ant type: adb shell dumsys alarm > C:\alarm_log.txt
After that see in this generated log file what exact app has the highest wake numbers.
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What if googleasync service (not sure if i named it correct) is 1st place?
Thx
Hello, I'm new to the OS and I've noticed that while my screen has only been on for 40 minutes it looks like my phones been awake for 3 hours. I'm assuming this means I have a wakelock issue. Whats the best way to identify/stop these?
If it is there's wakelock finding apps. Better battery stats works. It may be the stock governer or something is causing some nasty battery drain.
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im impressed that some one new to android even knows what a wakelock is.
I second using BBS to identify the wakelock. Also, go into account settings - google account and turn off sync for all of the services you dont use or need to auto sync. Music and currents are known culprits.
if you are rooted... get an app called greenify. it suspends background activity while the screen is off for apps that you chose to greenify. It makes apps perform like an iphone app would. The beauty is that you get to chose which apps you want to run in the background and which you do not.
hope that helps.
Using the app Autostarts will allow you to disable many background processes that usually cause wakelocks. Find out what is the problem with better battery stats, and then disable most of the "events" triggered by that app. Most of the time it's Maps-related, and disabling the autostarts for Maps will help. Turn off location history to save even more battery life.
thank you both that helps quite a bit
agalvin13 said:
im impressed that some one new to android even knows what a wakelock is.
I second using BBS to identify the wakelock. Also, go into account settings - google account and turn off sync for all of the services you dont use or need to auto sync. Music and currents are known culprits.
if you are rooted... get an app called greenify. it suspends background activity while the screen is off for apps that you chose to greenify. It makes apps perform like an iphone app would. The beauty is that you get to chose which apps you want to run in the background and which you do not.
hope that helps.
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i just installed greenify and suspended 3 apps then my phone restarted 2 mins later
what do you guys think of the facebook app? I didn't greenify it because i like the notifications. Do you guys think it drains that much battery? I don't have anything else running in the background.
Thanks
Dreadsteel said:
what do you guys think of the facebook app? I didn't greenify it because i like the notifications. Do you guys think it drains that much battery? I don't have anything else running in the background.
Thanks
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Greenify it lol
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cachookaman said:
i just installed greenify and suspended 3 apps then my phone restarted 2 mins later
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What apps did you greenify. Been running greenify for the past 12 hours no reboots.
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i think the HTC stock rom can show you which apps ate your battery. Settings -> power -> Usage
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I would also suggest nova battery monitor!
maybe you should contact with HTC official service to repair this problem.
Kennedya12 said:
Hello, I'm new to the OS and I've noticed that while my screen has only been on for 40 minutes it looks like my phones been awake for 3 hours. I'm assuming this means I have a wakelock issue. Whats the best way to identify/stop these?
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If you have some extra change laying around... buy the Greenify donate version. SO worth it, you will thank me later for recommending that!
Dreadsteel said:
what do you guys think of the facebook app? I didn't greenify it because i like the notifications. Do you guys think it drains that much battery? I don't have anything else running in the background.
Thanks
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If you have the donate version of greenify, it will receive GCM (Google Cloud Messaging) notifications and allow these to display. I greenify my facebook and still get plenty of notifications from Facebook.
In 2.7.1, as you can see in the screenshot, Hibernated apps get woken although the respective path was cut off?!
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How can this happen??
Android 5.0.2 SGS6
Anyone? Why is chrome woken although the wake up path is cut off?
GZA1337 said:
Anyone? Why is chrome woken although the wake up path is cut off?
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Try cutting it off again.
tnsmani said:
Try cutting it off again.
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Did that already... Did not work. Problem only occurs with chrome ($background sync receiver) and YouTube
I will try the latest beta some time
tnsmani said:
Try cutting it off again.
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Did that already... Did not work. Problem only occurs with chrome ($background sync receiver) and YouTube
I will try the latest beta some time
GZA1337 said:
Did that already... Did not work. Problem only occurs with chrome ($background sync receiver) and YouTube
I will try the latest beta some time
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I think that it will not work unless you disable sync for Chrome and disable prefetch for YouTube.
tnsmani said:
I think that it will not work unless you disable sync for Chrome and disable prefetch for YouTube.
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Sync for Chrome is not active... I think this is a bug if the broadcast can wake the application.
GZA1337 said:
In 2.7.1, as you can see in the screenshot, Hibernated apps get woken although the respective path was cut off?!
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How can this happen??
Android 5.0.2 SGS6
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GZA1337 said:
Anyone? Why is chrome woken although the wake up path is cut off?
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Suspect it is not a flaw in Greenify. Chrome and other Google apps have increasing linkage to Play Services which has its own way of communicating. Try Opera if you want a chromium like experience without the Chrome bloat.
How can I fix this?
Whats the reason, why it shows up?
Also, when I hibernate App like Whatsapp or Facebook I keep getting notifications from it, but I hibernated these Apps.
memocatcher said:
How can I fix this?
Whats the reason, why it shows up?
Also, when I hibernate App like Whatsapp or Facebook I keep getting notifications from it, but I hibernated these Apps.
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Did you try the troubleshoot suggestions?
tnsmani said:
Did you try the troubleshoot suggestions?
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Yes, but theres no helpful thing in it.
I tried everything...