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App killers seem to force my SenseUI to restart?!?!

complacent1

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Apr 21, 2010
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I am rooted and rom'd and everything works great. But I have noticed that when using app killers sometimes (maybe 1 out of 10 times) When I kill all apps my SenseUI restarts. So Ive started looking at the apps that are being killed before killing them to see if I could find out what is causing this... but everything seems to be normal and I cant figure out why this is happening. Any help?
 
I am rooted and rom'd and everything works great. But I have noticed that when using app killers sometimes (maybe 1 out of 10 times) When I kill all apps my SenseUI restarts. So Ive started looking at the apps that are being killed before killing them to see if I could find out what is causing this... but everything seems to be normal and I cant figure out why this is happening. Any help?

which task killer are you using?
 
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I am rooted and use Taskpanel and have noticed the same thing and of course it goes away when uninstalling the task killer you are using.

It almost has to be one of the apps that we have set to autokill. Currently I am leaving the more "system" looking apps alone and letting them run and only killing facebook, market, etc. and have had no sense UI restarts so maybe that is a place to start. Good Luck.
 
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I am rooted and rom'd and everything works great. But I have noticed that when using app killers sometimes (maybe 1 out of 10 times) When I kill all apps my SenseUI restarts. So Ive started looking at the apps that are being killed before killing them to see if I could find out what is causing this... but everything seems to be normal and I cant figure out why this is happening. Any help?

Most "decent ones" have an ignore list. Have you tried that?
 
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If you're rooted, look for that list of pre-installed programs like Visual Voicemail and Footprints, that you can delete. I have a feeling after deleting a few that you can delete without harming the system (that's why you need to find that list of apps you CAN remove) you may not need a task killer as constantly.

I use ATK as well and the best thing that can happen is Sense rebooting, IMO. Because when that happens and everything is back to be functional, I have over 102 MB of space that goes down once I start opening apps again.
 
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