Reboot phone and mess around with some other apps for 10 min then check the battery usage. A few of us think that it force closes cause it has no data to report right after boot, after a few minutes, it actually has something and will work.
ETA, I did a Factory Reset this morning and mine no longer force closes at all. Rebooted and opened the usage within 1 minute...worked just fine. *shrugs*
Last edited by mxsjw; September 23rd, 2010 at 05:47 PM.
But doing a factory reset is such a PITA! I did that once to fix the stupid "no more ringer" bug and it took me 3 days to get it back to the way I had it. Obviously, I'm not rooted or have anythign backed up. If there's a quick 'n easy way to restore all settings/apps/etc, please share.
If there's a quick 'n easy way to restore all settings/apps/etc, please share.
There's not, but it really only took me about an hour.
Screen Shots
AppBrain
and LPP backup.
The tweaking of the settings is the biggest pain in the ass, I don't remember what each and every change was I made, oh well...change them as I catch it.
and I'm gonna have to do it again when I get my new phone, I've got a bad sensor in video mode.
There's not, but it really only took me about an hour.
Screen Shots
AppBrain
and LPP backup.
The tweaking of the settings is the biggest pain in the ass, I don't remember what each and every change was I made, oh well...change them as I catch it.
and I'm gonna have to do it again when I get my new phone, I've got a bad sensor in video mode.
Screw it. I may try calling the number someone posted he got from tech support *22899 and see if that helps.
Hate keep saying this for fear of jinxing myself but my battery manager has NEVER locked up.
Never had another battery monitor app on my phone either.
Also, I've never done anything other than turn my phone off or do a battery pull....ever. I also do a *228 weekly, both option 1 and 2. Learned this by being on Verizon for a long time now.
Last edited by bigbadwulff; September 24th, 2010 at 08:34 AM.
Well I don't think I will but the thought of sbfing has crossed my mind, since I hear that might fix some issues
Dude... if you installed the OTA you CANNOT SBF back to 2.1... You will brick your phone. There are many many threads here and on all the other forums about this.
Dude... if you installed the OTA you CANNOT SBF back to 2.1... You will brick your phone. There are many many threads here and on all the other forums about this.
like, um, this one, at the top of the forum? .::Official 2.2 SBF Update Thread::.
Ahh - even MORE recent updates say its been pulled oh well
no 2.2 reinstall for me yet.
That's not a full SBF anyway. It's only system files which which can be used if you hosed up your phone with themes or other customization.
There's still no full 2.2 SBF out there. The Verizon stores don't even have it yet. And there's no way to go back to 2.1 if you've done the 2.2 OTA because Moto changed the bootloader.
So I'll say it again - don't try to SBF back to 2.1 unless you want to be stuck in boot loop.
so I did a factory reset, and voila, battery manager works fine. took about 2 hours to get all my settings / apps / widgets reinstalled. Titanium backup ftw. wish there was an easier one. I had the google restore setting on, but it didnt seem to help this time 'round
Reboot phone and mess around with some other apps for 10 min then check the battery usage. A few of us think that it force closes cause it has no data to report right after boot, after a few minutes, it actually has something and will work.
That's definitely not the only problem (I don't know if it's one of the problems, but it's not the only thing).
There's absolutely a cause to it, something that triggers it to start force closing. A few days ago, I was using Battery Manager multiple times throughout the day. All of a sudden, I opened it and it force closed. After that, it kept force closing, over and over.
I tried the "Storage and SD card" trick, and boom, it started working again.
Then, yesterday, it started force closing again. The Storage and SD card trick didn't help. Eventually, it started working again on its own (or, rather, I don't know what started it working again).
I tried the SD/storage as well, but it didn't fix the force close. So there must be something more to it. I don't recall this ever happening with the leak.
I did a clear cache and reset last week and it's worked fine for me until I swapped my extended battery for the original one. Now I get a FC on battery usage (or any app similar) and the storage hack doesn't work.
Just cleared my cache and got a FC on battery usage. Waited a while and tried it again and still FC's. Went to storage, back to battery and again FC's.
Strange I had no trouble until I swapped batteries.
Last edited by colchiro; October 2nd, 2010 at 10:24 AM.
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