Help Help! Laggy after factory reset!

[dubie7006]

Title should be pretty self explanatory. I'm looking for some specific suggestions, but here is the backstory:

Had an issue about a month and a half ago where nobody on the other end could hear me talk. As a result, had to do a factory reset. My device worked great pre-reset...no lag or anything. Now, post-reset, if I don't reboot every 3 days or so, the device bogs down and gets pretty laggy. This is most noticeable while texting, where my fingers move faster than the device can and words get jumbled together or become something else altogether. Swype is unaffected but I don't use that all the time.

The suggestions I'm looking for have to do with developer options. I had several things altered but I cannot remember exactly what they were. I think I'm missing something that could solve this issue pretty easily, so if anyone has suggestions on any specific developer options to alter, I would greatly appreciate it.

For starters, here's what I've got changed right now:
USB Debugging ON
Window, Transition, and Animator scales all set to 2x

I'm fairly certain there's something else that should make the device feel 'snappier'. Any ideas?

Also, not sure it makes a difference, but I'm running 4.4.2.

Thanks, all!

 

[KOLIO]

Title should be pretty self explanatory. I'm looking for some specific suggestions, but here is the backstory:

Had an issue about a month and a half ago where nobody on the other end could hear me talk. As a result, had to do a factory reset. My device worked great pre-reset...no lag or anything. Now, post-reset, if I don't reboot every 3 days or so, the device bogs down and gets pretty laggy. This is most noticeable while texting, where my fingers move faster than the device can and words get jumbled together or become something else altogether. Swype is unaffected but I don't use that all the time.

The suggestions I'm looking for have to do with developer options. I had several things altered but I cannot remember exactly what they were. I think I'm missing something that could solve this issue pretty easily, so if anyone has suggestions on any specific developer options to alter, I would greatly appreciate it.

For starters, here's what I've got changed right now:
USB Debugging ON
Window, Transition, and Animator scales all set to 2x

I'm fairly certain there's something else that should make the device feel 'snappier'. Any ideas?

Also, not sure it makes a difference, but I'm running 4.4.2.

Thanks, all!

Your window/transition/animation settings is what's causing the appearance of lag.

In this instance,the larger the number does not represent better/faster,it represents the duration of the animations,/transitions (basically,slow motion).
Try the factory setting of 1.0,or,if you want a bit more snappy appearance,try 0.5 .

 

[dubie7006]

Your window/transition/animation settings is what's causing the appearance of lag.

In this instance,the larger the number does not represent better/faster,it represents the duration of the animations,/transitions (basically,slow motion).
Try the factory setting of 1.0,or,if you want a bit more snappy appearance,try 0.5 .

Ok I'll try that, thanks. For some reason I remember people saying long ago the higher the number the faster the appearance.

 

[dubie7006]

Just as an update. The animation scaling did help but the biggest issue with my lag....keyboard response time....still has not been rectified. I restarted the device and that fixed it, but that's been my experience since the FR. Any other suggestions?

 

[KOLIO]

I'd wipe the cache,see if that helps:
https://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-11907
If not,then a different keyboard perhaps?

 

[dubie7006]

I'll try that tomorrow. Shouldn't need to try a different keyboard as this one worked just find pre-FR. Hoping it's just something that goes away after some time but I kinda doubt that too. Thanks.