Gys I just did a restore factory on my unit and I noticed I have this prompt. Do you have any idea what this is or why did this appear?
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ermond012 said:
Gys I just did a restore factory on my unit and I noticed I have this prompt. Do you have any idea what this is or why did this appear?
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It's normal. I see it all the time after a factory reset
your phone is in factory mode, it is normal because in case the device is accidentally powered on while inside the box, so that it can shuts down itself automatically.
akusokuzan said:
It's normal. I see it all the time after a factory reset
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zyxel25 said:
your phone is in factory mode, it is normal because in case the device is accidentally powered on while inside the box, so that it can shuts down itself automatically.
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I see. Before I wasn't seeing this, juts now. Thanks for clearing this up mates.
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I tried the pureblack statusbar and it did not work... So I went back to my backup... For some reason now I can't access battery stats and when I try opening it from settings I get an force close...
Any ideas?
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DenmarkRootN00b said:
I tried the pureblack statusbar and it did not work... So I went back to my backup... For some reason now I can't access battery stats and when I try opening it from settings I get an force close...
Any ideas?
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Factory reset, happened to me. Or restore your system ui backup.
SilentRazor said:
Factory reset, happened to me. Or restore your system ui backup.
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I had a backup of the whole system which I used... And the problem is still here... I would wait with factory reset until a good custom rom comes
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No problem anymore... Charged to 100 and calibrated... Now it is back
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DenmarkRootN00b said:
No problem anymore... Charged to 100 and calibrated... Now it is back
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Beyond fully charging and unplugging the phone, there is no such thing as battery calibration.
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najaboy said:
Beyond fully charging and unplugging the phone, there is no such thing as battery calibration.
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It deletes the battery stats.. And maybe my file was corrupted... It works and only after the calibration... So something must it have been doing.
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battery calibration means a new battery stat is build and the old one is wiped, it is done when full charging the battery and unplugging the charger.
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It deletes the battery stats.. And maybe my file was corrupted... It works and only after the calibration... So something must it have been doing.
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Charging and unplugging the phone does exactly this. No mythical calibration needed.
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najaboy said:
Charging and unplugging the phone does exactly this. No mythical calibration needed.
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Except that did not do the trick
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DenmarkRootN00b said:
Except that did not do the trick
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It seems like we're going on a whole ”you say tomato... ” type thing here. I fully understand and don't dispute that something was preventing your batterystats.bin from being automatically wiped. What I was originally getting at, which was off-topic, is that wiping battery stats is actually not calibrating anything and that there really isn't much of anything that an end user can do to calibrate their batteries.
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It seems like we're going on a whole ”you say tomato... ” type thing here. I fully understand and don't dispute that something was preventing your batterystats.bin from being automatically wiped. What I was originally getting at, which was off-topic, is that wiping battery stats is actually not calibrating anything and that there really isn't much of anything that an end user can do to calibrate their batteries.
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I know that... I should have been more specific... I used the "battery calibration" app from play.. It did the trick for me..
Glad it works now..
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Today I discovered the code *#0228# on my gt-i9500. And seems to display battery for info. If I click the "quick start button" battery readings drop about 40%. If I do it twice or three times it goes to connect your charger.
Is this an issue?
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No one???... well guess its just me
Zoddex said:
Today I discovered the code *#0228# on my gt-i9500. And seems to display battery for info. If I click the "quick start button" battery readings drop about 40%. If I do it twice or three times it goes to connect your charger.
Is this an issue?
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All normal and no issues
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All normal and no issues
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You did try to do the quick start?
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Zoddex said:
You did try to do the quick start?
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Yes I did try that also which goes black and clickng again shows same result
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123hiten said:
Yes I did try that also which goes black and clickng again shows same result
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Same here, battery drops after pressing Quick Start. Don't know why, though and if it's supposed to be like that ^^
Try to pull your battery out for 1 minute then putt it back in.it should go back to normal level again.
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leoaudio13 said:
Try to pull your battery out for 1 minute then putt it back in.it should go back to normal level again.
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nope didnt work
Hey guys, I was just wondering exactly how long it takes to turn off or restart galaxy s4 i337. After the mf3 update (unrooted) it takes me a good 45seconds to a minute just to turn off. (hold down power button and select 'restart' or 'power off'). How long does yours take? When I power off, the blue led light shows, and there's a blue circle on the bottom of the screen which always spins for a bit and then stops spinning exactly when it reaches a vertical direction of 6 o'clock . (directly up and down) then right before the screen turns off, which is usually 45 seconds later after the spinning stops, the phone gives a short vibrate and the phone turns of completely. Thanks guys.
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That sounds about normal. I think mine takes about 30 or longer. I just set it down haven't ever timed it
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Yeah but for me it's a slight bother. My camera app starts glitching and just doesn't respond... Shows black screen instead and crashes. Only resolves after a restart. And I take tons of shots... Guess I'll just deal with it. I love this phone too much haha. Thanks btw!
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When I got my s4 before 4.3 booting was about 15-20 seconds, same for shutdown. Hated it! Too much background processes and bloat. 45 seems a bit long though.. I just flashed a better rom and kernel than Samsung's touchwiz. Takes about 5-10 for startup and shutdown.
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If I have mf3, unrooted, is there anyway to minimize my power off time? I asked my cousin and my friend and theirs took 10 seconds to shut off approximately. Same phone
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ahura999 said:
If I have mf3, unrooted, is there anyway to minimize my power off time? I asked my cousin and my friend and theirs took 10 seconds to shut off approximately. Same phone
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if you don't want to root to remove bloatware you can just disable them
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if you don't want to root to remove bloatware you can just disable them
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What does that have to do anything with this topic? I already have disabled them.
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ahura999 said:
What does that have to do anything with this topic? I already have disabled them.
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br4nd3n mentioned too much bloat and background processes, and you didn't say anything about already disabling them so that's why I said that
Ah, ok
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I have the same problem with my phone taking about 30 seconds to power off. Is rooted by the way. I hope is a way so we can short the time taking to power off.
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lthary said:
I have the same problem with my phone taking about 30 seconds to power off. Is rooted by the way. I hope is a way so we can short the time taking to power off.
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Try this, but beware, don't do it in bulk! My phone got stuck on the att screen after I tried reboot and ultimately had to factory restore. Just move apps from SD card back to device storage. Now it just takes 8 seconds to shut off for me.
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ahura999 said:
Try this, but beware, don't do it in bulk! My phone got stuck on the att screen after I tried reboot and ultimately had to factory restore. Just move apps from SD card back to device storage. Now it just takes 8 seconds to shut off for me.
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Thanks! Moving the apps back to the device reduced the time considerable. :thumbup:
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lthary said:
Thanks! Moving the apps back to the device reduced the time considerable. :thumbup:
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Glad to hear.that's probably my first time helping someone in here.if only I waited 5 minutes so everything could have moved back to my device storage I wouldn't have had to factory restore. Good luck!
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I keep seeing this under battery list, what is this?
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Noam23 said:
I keep seeing this under battery list, what is this?
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Here you go : http://bit.ly/1gk0j3l
Press thanks if this post helped you :angel:
Maybe I should have rephrased my question : how do I turn it off?
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Noam23 said:
Maybe I should have rephrased my question : how do I turn it off?
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Wild guess here, try turning off Miracast in the notification bar toggles.
Nope, it off already...
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You can see it here
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You can see it here
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Hmm I had frozen mine using Titanium.
I don't understand, if it's not miracast then what is it?
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Noam23 said:
I don't understand, if it's not miracast then what is it?
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I know the music player and video player also use dlna like example you can connect to wifi and stream music and videos from another device via dlna
This is nuts, it takes the equivalent of two hours screen time... And I don't even use it!
So the only way to disable it is by purchasing titanium backup?
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Noam23 said:
This is nuts, it takes the equivalent of two hours screen time... And I don't even use it!
So the only way to disable it is by purchasing titanium backup?
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Try going to settings application manager all then click on dlna and clear data force stop disable and see what happens
Did it, we'll see what happens...
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Strangely the same thing just popped up for me. I've had the phone a week and never noticed dlna when looking at my battery stats. Today the phone appeared to be using more battery and dlna was the top offender for battery usage.
The app will not stop, I've cleared data and cache, tried to force stop and it just won't. I'm really not sure what is using it.
I added a lockscreen widget for the quick remote app yesterday night. I've removed that to see if it was causing dlna to run more, it doesn't seem like it should but who knows.
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Strangely the same thing just popped up for me. I've had the phone a week and never noticed dlna when looking at my battery stats. Today the phone appeared to be using more battery and dlna was the top offender for battery usage.
The app will not stop, I've cleared data and cache, tried to force stop and it just won't. I'm really not sure what is using it.
I added a lockscreen widget for the quick remote app yesterday night. I've removed that to see if it was causing dlna to run more, it doesn't seem like it should but who knows.
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Not having this issue on VZ model
blahRus said:
Not having this issue on VZ model
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I wasn't either, but just today it started. I finally got the DLNA process to stop, going to watch closely and see if it kicks back on again.
hello, i just post my experience. sometime my screen timeout not working. I set 30 second, but after that the screen not turning off. anyone have same problem ? thanks in advance.
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anyone. can help me please ?
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anyone. can help me please ?
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Have you tried rebooting your phone?
GenoMuch said:
Have you tried rebooting your phone?
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yep, after reboot it working fine. but sometime it happen again. I already try turn off smart screen and it still happen. i don't know this is bug or my hardware problem. I'm using stock rom d80210e btw.
ianfebriyanto said:
yep, after reboot it working fine. but sometime it happen again. I already try turn off smart screen and it still happen. i don't know this is bug or my hardware problem. I'm using stock rom d80210e btw.
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Sounds like an app running in the background?
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Sounds like an app running in the background?
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I don't know about app that you mean. can you explain me more specific ? I mean apps like what.
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screen timeout
I have same problem on G2, KK 80220B
I confirm that no application i running in background.
i'm having this same problem, did anyone find a solution?