No. Need more details.

 

Something is staying on. Always. Try a *#*#4636#*#* Then check out the battery info tabs. Get back to us.

 

See this thread and the thread referred to within that thread:

http://androidforums.com/htc-incred...used-week-no-issue-now-dies-within-hours.html

 

get an app called "spare parts"

then click battery history

check what are at the top of the lists under "partial wake" and "other usage"

That will pinpoint what drained the battery down

 

Some app you've installed is not "sleeping" when not being used.

 

Could be electromagnetic interference. Some places drain batteries dry real quick, no matter what type. I had that happen with my digital camera. Usually, it lasts a few hours, but in some areas, it drains in under one.

 

Until you find the problem you could power off the phone when you go to bed and cut it on when you wake up.

 

Awesome tool Thanks.

 

I read this and literally LOL'd at work.. Can I buy some drugs from you?

 

That's what she said.

Sorry. I had to.

 

Does anybody have a link to the actual SDK Spare Parts? The one in the market is ad supported.

 

It's a common problem. I had to do a factor reset to fix the issue for myself.

 

I heard about that some months ago on the Eris forum.(I think) Try doing a search in the entire Android Phones forum to see if anything pops up.

 

How did you find out?

How can I check for the same issue?

 

Factory reset = Wipe.

 

No, Settings -> Privacy -> Factory data reset. You'll be back to square one and have to reactivate, reinstall all apps. It's a big pain in the butt, but it resolved one of my issues for some stupid reason.

 

I'm not sure if it's the calendar on the Exchange sync or not. I heard that Google sync might be a problem but I don't have that problem. I also just read that a full wipe fixed it for someone but that is such a pain. If it's really a problem I would give it a shot and set up everything again. Also you can take a look through this thread.

http://androidforums.com/htc-droid-eris/81163-googles-take-battery-life.html#post770365

 

Try this, its saved me a boat load of battery at idle.

From homescreen, menu/settings/wireless & networks/mobile networks and uncheck 'enable always-on mobile data'.

Definitely try this.

 

My boyfriend has the same problem, but with his Motorola Droid. He even will plug it in at night, or put it on the holster, and by morning within 5 minutes it's completely dead. We can't figure it out either. Verizon said it's probably a defective holster... but that doesn't seem right to me either.

I would switch it out with warranty, but then the waiting begins...