Today I updated my sprint s5 software using the ota update. After I rooted the phone using the cf autoroot method and now an annoying message below the brightness telling me that my powersavings mode is on is there. Theres also a little battery icon when the notification bar is not pulled down. I can clearly tell my power saving mode is on because it is green and lit up. Is there anyway to get rid of it without disabling my powersaving mode? I really dont want to un-update the phone. Please and thanks.
Xposed wanam or gravity box will do it
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Thanks. I never even knew what the xposed framework is until today. I installed the wanam and theres no specific feature about that powersaving mode message below my brightness bar. Theres a lot of useful customization options though and I think we're on the right track. Thanks alot.
After installing xposed framework, i used the gravity box(kk) for kit kat and disabled specific notifications under the notification bar menu. Thanks again
Can you turn this off without rooting?
bioforger said:
Can you turn this off without rooting?
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I would also love to know! The last OTA for tiawan has this horrible icon/notification too and I like to leave powersave on
I turned it off with out exposed by long pressing the settings in multitasking, then app info and turning off the notifications. I then turned notifications back on as to not miss any other setting notifications whatever they may be and the power saving notification was still gone. It comes back if you turn off power saving mode then back on. But hey it seems to be a way to turn it off with out root becuase i cant find the specific app that does it not to mention most people say that setting would most likely be grayed out.
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Hi All,
I have been having trouble with the phone.
The screen has been turning on by itself and not turning off. The screen will not turn off until i hit the power button. It will not turn off until the phone is out of battery.
Is anyone else having this problem?
thanks!
Want to bump this up ... having the same issue. I've uninstalled nearly every app (at least the ones I'd think would be problematic) and it's still happening. I've downloaded Spare Parts today to see if I could figure it out but I don't have enough data yet.
Anyone else have this issue? Even when I press the lock button, I sometimes need to press it multiple times to get the screen to turn off.
I too am having this problem and boy does it suck battery lol
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Do you guys have power saving mode enabled or disabled? Just curious, since that's one of the only things (in addition to message notifications) that affects the screen.
can it have anything to do with automatic updates?
i never had this issue. before or after root. i just rooted two days ago
I had this problem before and after root. I also did a factory reset and I thought it was fixed ... but now it's doing it again.
Happens w/ Power Saving mode enabled and disabled.
I've figured out a semi-solution to this which seems to be working:
With Advanced Task Killer:
Enable Auto Kill Frequencey "When screen off"
Set Auto Kill Level to "Aggressive"
Set Security Level to "Medium"
Don't forget to put any apps you don't want killed in the ignore list (like WidgetLocker, your music player, etc.)
This seems to keep the screen locked for me ... but I still can't figure out what app/process is the culprit in waking the screen when it goes to sleep.
Nevermind. Silent mode is the key. You can in tasker just set to silent mode while at 99% battery then back to vibrate at 100% to avoid the vibrate and still mostly allow for SMS/Call notifications
I think there is a xposed module to disable the charged notification all together too.
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I think there is a xposed module to disable the charged notification all together too.
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I was not familiar with xposed. It sounds awesome! Thanks for bringing it up.
What is this xpose module called? I can't seem to find it.
Bump. My wife hate me for this...
And yes, I know about silent mode, but no, I don't think that is a good solution.
Running blisspop, vs980, render 9.
I posted this in the blisspop thread but didn't get any response. So I'm asking for help here.
So I screwed up by silencing the notification (in the pull down notification shade) that my WiFi hotspot is active. I silenced it by long pressing the notification and then choosing the silence button. Reversing the procedure does not seem to change it back. How can get it back/go back to regular? Right now the only way I know if my hotspot is active is if the icon in quick settings is bright. I need the notification so I know how many devices are tethered. Thanks!
Figured it out. Settings/privacy/filter notifications. Whew!
Hello.
I'm using a rooted Verizon s5 running lollipop. Is there a way to disable system vibration like jellybean had? Even if in app settings vibration is turned off, notifications still vibrate. It's quite annoying. Is it possible to enable the normal vibration mode, where system doesn't dictate what vibrates, in lollipop? Possibly some kind of xposed module or app?
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Hello.
I'm using a rooted Verizon s5 running lollipop. Is there a way to disable system vibration like jellybean had? Even if in app settings vibration is turned off, notifications still vibrate. It's quite annoying. Is it possible to enable the normal vibration mode, where system doesn't dictate what vibrates, in lollipop? Possibly some kind of xposed module or app?
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Gravitybox?
Ever since Nougat update (unrooted) on my S7 Edge, I continuously get notified that performance option is on. I'm not an idiot. I know that performance is on. I turned it on. How can I get rid of that notification or any like it? I have disabled all "services" notifications but it doesn't seem to help. It's really making me nuts. Please tell me there is a way to quiet this without rooting? thx...
if its not system notification just disable them, on MM I remember you had an option to never ask again
It is a system notification and when you turn those notifications off it still pushes through. I've long pressed it and what comes up is services and turning all notifications off doesn't keep it quiet. It comes back seemingly randomly.
Has anyone found a solution to this? Its freaking annoying. Had the phone almost 2 years. I know high performance mode is on....
Settings
Notifications
Advanced
Scroll down to Settings
Performance Mode
Importance
Set to LOW instead of MEDIUM