How can i manage force stop for my phone app.?
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free2838 said:
How can i manage force stop for my phone app.?
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A little vague.... you want to force stop an app? Goto Settings -> General Tab -> Application Manager (you might need to slide over to All) and select the app in question and use Force Stop.
Thank you for your interest
I need to slide over to all and select the app. In question and use force stop.
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Just got my s2 its awesome only annoyance is when I download apps it doesn't put them in alphabetical order ... Is there a quick way to do it without moving each one individually ?
Thanks
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Touchwiz AppSorter from the Market does this for you. But you have to be rooted
Thank you for the hint ... will asap look in the market for it
You can also "Clear data" of TwLauncher in manage applications in settings
but it will also reset your home screens to default
Superb thats done trick kudos to you
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Even quicker:
When in application view. Press the menu key and select list view.
Problem sorted with no messing?
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Hi!
When I turn on my phone, skype starts automatically, but i dont't want it to start automatically. How can I change this setting?
Thanks!
Have root
Download Gemini App manager
Switch to expert mode in it
Toggle all the auto runs off
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veyka said:
Have root
Download Gemini App manager
Switch to expert mode in it
Toggle all the auto runs off
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But if i dont have root?
rafflan said:
But if i dont have root?
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you can use the modified version
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1148708&page=120
You can change that within the Skype app.
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veyka said:
Have root
Download Gemini App manager
Switch to expert mode in it
Toggle all the auto runs off
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Thanks for the link. Nice app
CaptinKirk said:
Thanks for the link. Nice app
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More than welcome, autorun manager is nice as well but you need the paid version for it to be any use and Gemini does the job so well.
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i believe it can also be amended in skype to not auto start or am i missing something?
You can set in the Skype setting, don't tick the automatic.
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Skype still has a bad habit of auto starting whenever you receive or make a phone call, signed in or not.
It has TONES of autostart conditions.
Im also looking for the settings so it wont auto start, I cant seem to see it under settings aside from automatically sign in which is already unticked.
EarlZ said:
Im also looking for the settings so it wont auto start, I cant seem to see it under settings aside from automatically sign in which is already unticked.
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You need the reworked SKYPE version hit menu button and option should be there in your face along with exit button.
Note you will have to uninstall original skype before installing the moreworked version. here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=16643098#post16643098
If you want to turn off the autostart option do this; disable skype contacts’ sync through Skype settings.
can we make a video call through skype
Yes
mzeshanhakeem said:
can we make a video call through skype
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Have been since I've had my SGS2, 7 months..
Hello,
Recently my WiFi always turns itself on, when I'm turning it off. Even on airplane mode. I don't know what to do.
Please Help!!!!!!!!
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Machlev said:
Hello,
Recently my WiFi always turns itself on, when I'm turning it off. Even on airplane mode. I don't know what to do.
Please Help!!!!!!!!
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It's more likely that you've got an app doing that. You could also check your sleep settings (Settings --> Wi-Fi --> Advanced), but I'd be relatively sure that there's an app trying to sync and turning on Wi-Fi as a result.
+1 Rirere
definitely. Especially if you have an app that manages your schedule where wifi / airplane mode is off at certain times of the day.
Rirere said:
It's more likely that you've got an app doing that. You could also check your sleep settings (Settings --> Wi-Fi --> Advanced), but I'd be relatively sure that there's an app trying to sync and turning on Wi-Fi as a result.
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How do I find the app?
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Machlev said:
How do I find the app?
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One way of looking is if you have a firewall app and see which app is using data when you leave the tablet in active (disable all account syncing through settings -> accounts to avoid any false positives).
Alternatively you can do something similar above. Disable sync, and see what apps are chewing up data through the settings menu (Settings -> Data usage) when you disable all syncing. Probably one of the easiest way to do it without installing other apps.
Hope that helps
Can't I use LogCat for this?
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Solved, some stupid WiFi manager...
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Hi guys. I don't know if you are familiar with the non root version of greenify, but basically you press the hibernation button and the process goes on by itself.
I tried using tasker to auto hibernate upon display off but it doesn't seem to work. It does indeed start up the hibernation process but it doesn't force close the apps as its intended to do. Can anyone help?
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vPro97 said:
Hi guys. I don't know if you are familiar with the non root version of greenify, but basically you press the hibernation button and the process goes on by itself.
I tried using tasker to auto hibernate upon display off but it doesn't seem to work. It does indeed start up the hibernation process but it doesn't force close the apps as its intended to do. Can anyone help?
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Dumb question, but did you add tasker to the exception list?
super114 said:
Dumb question, but did you add tasker to the exception list?
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Yes I did. I doubt the problem lies within Tasker as such but more the fact that the force closure of apps can't proceed when screen is off. Tasker does its job well.
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Make sure u go into accessibility under settings and check the box for tasker if not tasker won't be able to be automatic on stock rom
It's this possible? It's pretty tiring to have to select from multiple browsers when I never use the default one.
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Duplicate, sorry.
neswii said:
Duplicate, sorry.
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Go to Apps - Settings - More - Application manager - Tab ALL - Look for SBrowser/Browser and disable it :highfive:
*EDIT: More info of how disable apps: HERE