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Help Major Android Usage Issue after Froyo .3 Update!

mrkauffman

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Jun 5, 2010
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Hi,

i updated with the "unofficial" .3 update and ever since then my battery has been complete crap.

well today i looked at my usage and the android system is up at 96%!!!!!

can someone please tell me WTH is going on. on 2.1 i could last 2 days without recharging and i use my phones internet quite a bit. it was never like this.
 

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Hi,

i updated with the "unofficial" .3 update and ever since then my battery has been complete crap.

well today i looked at my usage and the android system is up at 96%!!!!!

can someone please tell me WTH is going on. on 2.1 i could last 2 days without recharging and i use my phones internet quite a bit. it was never like this.

Best thing i can suggest is do a hard reset. I updated to .3 leak as well and had crummy battery life. Did a back up of my Launcher Pro system and then used Mybackup to back up all Apps, Msgs and call logs as well as other stuff.

Did the hard reset and from there restored all settings.

Once restored i turned off Auto-Sync and then stopped auto sign in from G-Talk and im getting much better battery life then with 2.1. I used to get 1 day heavy use or 2 days with lite use. Im about 1.5 times better with 2.2 installed now.

Read around and most issues with 2.2 will result in a hard reset as a fix.
 
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Well, I just powered down my phone and rebooted it and it seems to have fixed it. Strange - like I said, I know I've looked at the battery usage before and the AS was never that high.

After 2 min post reboot: 64%
6 min: 43%
14 min: 27%
28 min: 18%

Mine is usually in the 20's from what I recall.
 
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Please understand that the facebook 1.3 revision is known to be killing everyone's performance - and I would urge all to read this thread's first post.

http://androidforums.com/support-troubleshooting-evo-4g/141369-how-fix-froyo.html

Really, truly.

There's a whole lot more there than just a factory reset.

And by the way - you're probably still going to need a factory reset.

Signed,
Just the Messenger
 
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