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Need some help hope i post this in the right place. i have gingerbread on my HTC HD2 and was converting back to windows to sell on ebay and i started it was almost done when i relised before i started i forgot to charge the battery and it ran out before it was done know the phone what turn on at all. i plug it in the wall charger nothing, plug it into the computer nothing tried everything nothing. do you think that the battery is that dead and it was in the proccess that the chargers dont work on it no more. would it work maybe if i had a charged battery to put in it. it mite come back on. any help would be great thanks.
lpartridge said:
Need some help hope i post this in the right place. i have gingerbread on my HTC HD2 and was converting back to windows to sell on ebay and i started it was almost done when i relised before i started i forgot to charge the battery and it ran out before it was done know the phone what turn on at all. i plug it in the wall charger nothing, plug it into the computer nothing tried everything nothing. do you think that the battery is that dead and it was in the proccess that the chargers dont work on it no more. would it work maybe if i had a charged battery to put in it. it mite come back on. any help would be great thanks.
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Just keep it plugged in for 1-2 hours and then try booting in to try color screen bootloader and go from there.....
If you have MAGLDR installed then you can not charge the battery when the phone is off.
You should try to charge the battery using an external charger.
Edit: If you have a friend with HD2 and windows Mobile 6.5 then you could use the phone to charge you battery.
Wrong, you can charge it while it's off.
StephanV said:
Wrong, you can charge it while it's off.
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really? are you sure? because there are a lot of references to the magldr bug that wont allow charging (or even powering on without pulling the battery) if you try to charge with the phone turned off.
well i tried to charge for the last 2 hours nothing tried to remove battery nothing. Iam going to try and find a charged battery to see if the phone mite turn on or something. ill post later to let yall know what happen tho. thanks for the help.
samsamuel said:
really? are you sure? because there are a lot of references to the magldr bug that wont allow charging (or even powering on without pulling the battery) if you try to charge with the phone turned off.
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Just give it a try man and see for yourself whether it charges or not....
what are you guys fighting about man, they just updated the magldr v1.3 and yeah we can now charge the phone while its off
Sukuya said:
what are you guys fighting about man, they just updated the magldr v1.3 and yeah we can now charge the phone while its off
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Wrong x2.
1. No one is fighting.
2. With new magldr, phone turns itself on when plugged in. Charging when off is not possible. The battery requires management which is only implemented in software. It may hold a small charge if you have magldr installed, but it won't charge fully, or properly. Also, it's not likely he's got the new magldr if he's returning back to windows.
Lastly, for the OP, what method did you use to return to winmo? And which winmo rom did you use?
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Find a way to charge your battery and everything it's going to be just fine.Your phone it is going to work.
Changing the battery should work.
I'm new here so basically with new 1.13 or later phone can't be charging if it's not turned on?
Makić said:
I'm new here so basically with new 1.13 or later phone can't be charging if it's not turned on?
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Read? Phone turns itself on if you connect a charger. Phone has NEVER charged while off with nand. This way at least you don't have to pull the battery to turn the phone on.
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Just in case: If you on same situation that described on first post try this:
Q: If you completely run down the battery, would you be able to charge it with the phone again?
A: If your battery is dead, press and hold Vol Down and plug in USB cable / charger at same time. Phone will boot into bootloader and charge there just fine. Leave for 20 mins, pull battery, reboot and charge normally. If phone has just run down, plugging in the charger will usually turn it on.
Its found on one NAND thread and goals goes to g.lewarne
Actually i was on same situation and this helped on first try.
check the connection between battery and phone , the metal things i mean.
Perhaps, it is off the subject, but...
Poster #1: why do you want to get rid of this beautiful phone?
Just curious...
ok i bought another phone and i took out the charged battery from it and put it in the bricked HTC and it does nothing. now i know it was almost reverted back and i think the battery ran down but Iam not completely sure but maybe it could have been in the reverting software i used and maybe it just like lock up or something cause at that point you couldnt see the battery indicator. now i guess ill just have to sell on ebay for parts but it would be cool to try and un-brick it or try and figure it out.
Hey guys,
I noticed this yesterday my Nexus 4 (running PA 3.6, franco milestone 1) shut down at 30% charge. I went home and charged it (it showed 0 when I started charging it) to 100% continuously.
Today too the phone shut down when it was around 32-31% and now charging has again started from 0%.
What could be the issue?
I have tried the battery calibration app even though I know it does nothing.
Any ideas?
japmeet said:
Hey guys,
I noticed this yesterday my Nexus 4 (running PA 3.6, franco milestone 1) shut down at 30% charge. I went home and charged it (it showed 0 when I started charging it) to 100% continuously.
Today too the phone shut down when it was around 32-31% and now charging has again started from 0%.
What could be the issue?
I have tried the battery calibration app even though I know it does nothing.
Any ideas?
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I have been flashing nightlies merrily on the Nexus4, never had to recalibrate the battery, though it sounds like your does need that. (I had a Desire HD before this, and it was very sensitive to errors in battery calibration)
How about if you charge the phone fully then either reflash the ROM or flash a nandroid backup you've made? Either of those options will overwrite the battery stats file - if that's the problem.
It could be that the chip in the battery is malfunctioning, ie a new battery could be needed, but that sounds much less likely
paul c said:
I have been flashing nightlies merrily on the Nexus4, never had to recalibrate the battery, though it sounds like your does need that. (I had a Desire HD before this, and it was very sensitive to errors in battery calibration)
How about if you charge the phone fully then either reflash the ROM or flash a nandroid backup you've made? Either of those options will overwrite the battery stats file - if that's the problem.
It could be that the chip in the battery is malfunctioning, ie a new battery could be needed, but that sounds much less likely
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Okay I'll try reflashing the ROM when I'm at a 100%, I know deleting the batterystats.bin file doesn't do anything but I did that anyways yesterday, but it seems it didn't fix the calibration issue.
Any other ideas I could try while I charge my phone to a 100%?
paul c said:
I have been flashing nightlies merrily on the Nexus4, never had to recalibrate the battery, though it sounds like your does need that. (I had a Desire HD before this, and it was very sensitive to errors in battery calibration)
How about if you charge the phone fully then either reflash the ROM or flash a nandroid backup you've made? Either of those options will overwrite the battery stats file - if that's the problem.
It could be that the chip in the battery is malfunctioning, ie a new battery could be needed, but that sounds much less likely
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Hi, @paul c, I would like to inform you that my phone's discharging just fine (charged it to a 100% last night and it's currently at 48%, I didn't reflash my ROM but I did reboot it once. I also haven't charged it since then)
Could you tell me what's the minimum and maximum battery voltage? I am guessing that the max voltage is around 4200mV but what's the minimum? Also, can we calculate the REAL battery %age from the voltage that is displayed by apps like DashClock? If we can do that could you tell me how/what formula we use to do that?
I know I'm asking a lot of questions and I would really appreciate any help here !
Thanks!
paul c said:
How about if you charge the phone fully then either reflash the ROM or flash a nandroid backup you've made? Either of those options will overwrite the battery stats file - if that's the problem.
It could be that the chip in the battery is malfunctioning, ie a new battery could be needed, but that sounds much less likely
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Okay the phone died at around 34-36% again, I'm gonna leave it to charge over night, I'm still stuck !
japmeet said:
Okay the phone died at around 34-36% again, I'm gonna leave it to charge over night, I'm still stuck !
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Worth a try - charge the device to 100%, turn it off, open the back case, disconnect the battery flex cable, reconnect it ... try now.
PsyOr said:
Worth a try - charge the device to 100%, turn it off, open the back case, disconnect the battery flex cable, reconnect it ... try now.
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Hi, I'm no pro when it comes to opening phones However I'll check out a video on LE55ON5 tomorrow on how to do it. Thanks for the tip.
PsyOr said:
Worth a try - charge the device to 100%, turn it off, open the back case, disconnect the battery flex cable, reconnect it ... try now.
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I didn't open the phone but i'm taking it to a LG service centre today, no soft methods have worked so far
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paul c said:
I have been flashing nightlies merrily on the Nexus4, never had to recalibrate the battery, though it sounds like your does need that. (I had a Desire HD before this, and it was very sensitive to errors in battery calibration)
How about if you charge the phone fully then either reflash the ROM or flash a nandroid backup you've made? Either of those options will overwrite the battery stats file - if that's the problem.
It could be that the chip in the battery is malfunctioning, ie a new battery could be needed, but that sounds much less likely
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japmeet said:
Hi, @paul c, I would like to inform you that my phone's discharging just fine (charged it to a 100% last night and it's currently at 48%, I didn't reflash my ROM but I did reboot it once. I also haven't charged it since then)
Could you tell me what's the minimum and maximum battery voltage? I am guessing that the max voltage is around 4200mV but what's the minimum? Also, can we calculate the REAL battery %age from the voltage that is displayed by apps like DashClock? If we can do that could you tell me how/what formula we use to do that?
I know I'm asking a lot of questions and I would really appreciate any help here !
Thanks!
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Hi,
I was inspecting the battery's voltage/charge the entire day today and I realized that at around 36% the voltage went around 3000mV (3100mV, Nexus 4's battery is rated at 3800mV and it maxes at around 4200mV). After that when I plugged it back in and turned it on it started charging from 0%.
I think the battery is at fault.
Is there any fix for this which does not involve replacing the battery?
Thanks!
PsyOr said:
Worth a try - charge the device to 100%, turn it off, open the back case, disconnect the battery flex cable, reconnect it ... try now.
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Unfortunately this didn't work for me. I tried charging through the night and then discharging it completely and charging it completely again. I also tried deleting the batterystats file (even though I know it doesn't do anything)
So what do you suggest I should do? Get the phone replaced or get the battery changed?
I live in India and the phone is from Canada, so replacing the phone will take some time but I can get the battery replaced for around $20
Also my nexus is also showing +ve mA values while it's not charging, and the values are absolutely crazy, +268, +168, +1171 (in batter monitor widget)
Please tell me what I should do.
japmeet said:
Unfortunately this didn't work for me. I tried charging through the night and then discharging it completely and charging it completely again. I also tried deleting the batterystats file (even though I know it doesn't do anything)
So what do you suggest I should do? Get the phone replaced or get the battery changed?
I live in India and the phone is from Canada, so replacing the phone will take some time but I can get the battery replaced for around $20
Also my nexus is also showing +ve mA values while it's not charging, and the values are absolutely crazy, +268, +168, +1171 (in batter monitor widget)
Please tell me what I should do.
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So you tried to disconnect the battery cable and reconnect it?
When you open the back case did you notice if the battery looks bigger/inflated? Maybe you should replace the battery.
PsyOr said:
So you tried to disconnect the battery cable and reconnect it?
When you open the back case did you notice if the battery looks bigger/inflated? Maybe you should replace the battery.
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I didnt open it up, I was unable to separate the back cover from the front. But I've tried everything else.
japmeet said:
I didnt open it up, I was unable to separate the back cover from the front. But I've tried everything else.
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Might as well replace it while you're at it. It's $20 on eBay OEM.
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I tried doing as he did, but I wasn't able to open it, and yeah, I'll be replacing it first thing tomorrow. Hope it's not a hardware issue that needs the device to be RMA-ed
1slow4G said:
Might as well replace it while you're at it. It's $20 on eBay OEM.
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Okay, I got my battery replaced, drained it to 0% (after a full charge) and going to charge it completely by the travel adapter that I purchased from the service center.
Attached are the pics of my old battery, I don't know if you can see it but it's swollen. If I recall I used a nexus s' charging cable to charge the phone from a computer and it was charging like AC (my kernel usb fast charge was OFF) and it also never detected my phone in the explorer (Windows)
My problem's solved now, it was a battery issue for me. I upgraded to PA 4.3 in the process by the way
So I guess I'll stick to my regular micro USB cable and charge via the travel adapter whenever possible, thank you everyone for your inputs!
1slow4G said:
Might as well replace it while you're at it. It's $20 on eBay OEM.
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Link please?
japmeet said:
Okay, I got my battery replaced, drained it to 0% (after a full charge) and going to charge it completely by the travel adapter that I purchased from the service center.
Attached are the pics of my old battery, I don't know if you can see it but it's swollen. If I recall I used a nexus s' charging cable to charge the phone from a computer and it was charging like AC (my kernel usb fast charge was OFF) and it also never detected my phone in the explorer (Windows)
My problem's solved now, it was a battery issue for me. I upgraded to PA 4.3 in the process by the way
So I guess I'll stick to my regular micro USB cable and charge via the travel adapter whenever possible, thank you everyone for your inputs!
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Yeah at your pics its looks a little bit swollen...
Glad you solved it :good:
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Link please?
Yeah at your pics its looks a little bit swollen...
Glad you solved it :good:
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I hope changing the battery fixes it for you too! And here you go : Nexus 4 battery
Hello, i'am from france and i have a Samsung Galaxy Note SM-N9005.
When i try to plug the charger in phone ( Turned On), it doesnt recognize it. I tried to use it's USB 3.0 cable ( from the box) , doesnt work.
then i tried another samsung charger micro usb one, doesn't work. Then i tried to plug it in my pc, the pc doesn't recognize it.
The only way to charge it, is to turn it off... but it still have a strange way to charge.
When i plug the charger,it vibrate and then show me the grey battery, then the green one ( Normal way to show that's its charging).
After around 10 sec, it vibrate again ( like if i unplugged it) and it comes back to the grey battery, then green.... over and over...
It does this but it still charge my phone, and that's the only way i found to charge it.i dont know why it is charging when it is turned off and not when it is turned on?
Thanks in advance for your help
Funland said:
Hello, i'am from france and i have a Samsung Galaxy Note SM-N9005.
When i try to plug the charger in phone ( Turned On), it doesnt recognize it. I tried to use it's USB 3.0 cable ( from the box) , doesnt work.
then i tried another samsung charger micro usb one, doesn't work. Then i tried to plug it in my pc, the pc doesn't recognize it.
The only way to charge it, is to turn it off... but it still have a strange way to charge.
When i plug the charger,it vibrate and then show me the grey battery, then the green one ( Normal way to show that's its charging).
After around 10 sec, it vibrate again ( like if i unplugged it) and it comes back to the grey battery, then green.... over and over...
It does this but it still charge my phone, and that's the only way i found to charge it.i dont know why it is charging when it is turned off and not when it is turned on?
Thanks in advance for your help
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No one know how i could fix this problem?
Sounds like a hardware defect to me....
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ShadowLea said:
Sounds like a hardware defect to me....
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The only way to fix this is to bring my phone to post-sale service ?
I hope someone know a way to fix it without changing my phone
Funland said:
Hello, i'am from france and i have a Samsung Galaxy Note SM-N9005.
When i try to plug the charger in phone ( Turned On), it doesnt recognize it. I tried to use it's USB 3.0 cable ( from the box) , doesnt work.
then i tried another samsung charger micro usb one, doesn't work. Then i tried to plug it in my pc, the pc doesn't recognize it.
The only way to charge it, is to turn it off... but it still have a strange way to charge.
When i plug the charger,it vibrate and then show me the grey battery, then the green one ( Normal way to show that's its charging).
After around 10 sec, it vibrate again ( like if i unplugged it) and it comes back to the grey battery, then green.... over and over...
It does this but it still charge my phone, and that's the only way i found to charge it.i dont know why it is charging when it is turned off and not when it is turned on?
Thanks in advance for your help
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i have the exact same problem!!! It just started yesterday.
Do you use the original charger?
If you use a other charger with less power, the phone will not charge!
You need a 2Ah Charger.
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buell47 said:
Do you use the original charger?
If you use a other charger with less power, the phone will not charge!
You need a 2Ah Charger.
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Yes i understand, but i use the one that came with the telephone. Its the original samsung USB Cable 3.0 + the Charger.
I tried with the Charger from a Galaxy Note 2 ( usb 2.0) it still doesnt work.
It's a hardware problem.
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As said is hardware issue. If your Note 3 is under warranty use it, because they will fix it. If not, go to a phone repair center and they should be able to fix it as well.
It might be the microusb from the phone, a friend of mine had something similar with his s2.Good luck!
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Okey :crying:, i have to save everything on my phone before sending it back, otherwise i will lose all my data.
What is the best way to save everything on my phone ? ( I can't use my usb if my phone is turned on)
It would be nice if someone know how to do it. Thanks :fingers-crossed:
Funland said:
Okey :crying:, i have to save everything on my phone before sending it back, otherwise i will lose all my data.
What is the best way to save everything on my phone ? ( I can't use my usb if my phone is turned on)
It would be nice if someone know how to do it. Thanks :fingers-crossed:
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Back up your data with your backup app of choice (Helium, Titanium Backup). Throw your backup file into dropbox.
Your photos should be backed up in drop box so don't bother.
Contacts are in your Google account don't bother with that either.
So I think it's just Music and movies if you're not using Play Music.
I would use sd card for back up, that's one of the reasons it's there. I backed up contacts on my old phone to Google and then for some reason couldn't recover it on new phone, maybe I did something wrong, but had no problem loading them them up from sd card. If you really hate to send it back (I would) you could open the back (search youtube, there are few videos how to), I think it's 8 screws and check if the charging board connector is loose. I wouldn't go much past that and would make sure there are no temper proof seals to disturb.
Hello how you solved this problem? I discover exact the same problem with charging on my n9005 today.
Pretty sure this is related to the software on this, not the hardware, unless they are all broken. I have recently sent mine in for the same reason, got new note 3 had it for a week now. But before sending it in i got a new battery, new cables, nfc charger and a cradle, to rule out all the chargers as a possibility. After getting the new one it worked fine until I updated after all updates came down now it wont charge again. I found that If I remove the battery and put it back in it will start charging from time to time but currently its off and charging sort of, Keeps starting to charge for about 5 min and then stops for about 10, and keeps this cycle. If anyone else has a new one and still getting this after Updates please let me know.
Funland said:
Hello, i'am from france and i have a Samsung Galaxy Note SM-N9005.
When i try to plug the charger in phone ( Turned On), it doesnt recognize it. I tried to use it's USB 3.0 cable ( from the box) , doesnt work.
then i tried another samsung charger micro usb one, doesn't work. Then i tried to plug it in my pc, the pc doesn't recognize it.
The only way to charge it, is to turn it off... but it still have a strange way to charge.
When i plug the charger,it vibrate and then show me the grey battery, then the green one ( Normal way to show that's its charging).
After around 10 sec, it vibrate again ( like if i unplugged it) and it comes back to the grey battery, then green.... over and over...
It does this but it still charge my phone, and that's the only way i found to charge it.i dont know why it is charging when it is turned off and not when it is turned on?
Thanks in advance for your help
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Problem fixed!
I had the same EXACT problem for a couple weeks. It clearly isn't a hardware issue if the battery actually is charging when off (FYI to anyone who needs a refresher on how technology works). Clearing the system cache took 30 seconds and worked! Here is how to do it:
Turn off the Galaxy Note 3.
Press and hold Volume UP + Home + Power buttons.
When the Android System Recovery screen appears, release the Volume Up and Home keys.
In the recovery menu, navigate to ‘’wipe cache partition’’ with the volume buttons.
Press power button to confirm.
Once this is done, select reboot system now.
Requesting your help!!!! pls... Super urgent
bkay8686 said:
I had the same EXACT problem for a couple weeks. It clearly isn't a hardware issue if the battery actually is charging when off (FYI to anyone who needs a refresher on how technology works). Clearing the system cache took 30 seconds and worked! Here is how to do it:
Turn off the Galaxy Note 3.
Press and hold Volume UP + Home + Power buttons.
When the Android System Recovery screen appears, release the Volume Up and Home keys.
In the recovery menu, navigate to ‘’wipe cache partition’’ with the volume buttons.
Press power button to confirm.
Once this is done, select reboot system now.
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So after a lot of reading online and understanding logically that if the hardware is screwed then the phone will not charge in the first place, I followed your steps and wiped my cache. I was literally keeping my fingers crossed that this will be the end of my long haul with this problem. However, the phone did not start charging after that and the problem still persists. I strongly believe that this is a software related problem as the phone functions fine and the battery life is also as it was before. Given this, I kindly request you to tell me if there are any other solutions or ways through which I can fix this issue? Your response is most appreciated and urgent.. HELP!!
Fixed
ayapzz said:
So after a lot of reading online and understanding logically that if the hardware is screwed then the phone will not charge in the first place, I followed your steps and wiped my cache. I was literally keeping my fingers crossed that this will be the end of my long haul with this problem. However, the phone did not start charging after that and the problem still persists. I strongly believe that this is a software related problem as the phone functions fine and the battery life is also as it was before. Given this, I kindly request you to tell me if there are any other solutions or ways through which I can fix this issue? Your response is most appreciated and urgent.. HELP!!
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Ok, wiping the system cache worked for about 2 hours. I was a little too excited. I just replaced the charging port and so far, so good. Make sure to buy the proper charging port; each one is different per carrier (e.g., mine is a SM-N900V for Verizon, SM-N900T for T-Mobile, etc.). The charge port was $11. You can find all carriers, except Verizon, on Amazon. I googled Note 3 replacement parts and picked the most legit looking website to order mine. Good luck.
did any one found out any solution for this
i am getting same grey battery sign over and over again when plugged into charger (Wall/USB 2.0/3.0) and its not starting with battery power, last time battery was charged to 86%
Funland said:
Hello, i'am from france and i have a Samsung Galaxy Note SM-N9005.
When i try to plug the charger in phone ( Turned On), it doesnt recognize it. I tried to use it's USB 3.0 cable ( from the box) , doesnt work.
then i tried another samsung charger micro usb one, doesn't work. Then i tried to plug it in my pc, the pc doesn't recognize it.
The only way to charge it, is to turn it off... but it still have a strange way to charge.
When i plug the charger,it vibrate and then show me the grey battery, then the green one ( Normal way to show that's its charging).
After around 10 sec, it vibrate again ( like if i unplugged it) and it comes back to the grey battery, then green.... over and over...
It does this but it still charge my phone, and that's the only way i found to charge it.i dont know why it is charging when it is turned off and not when it is turned on?
Thanks in advance for your help
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According your descriptions I'm sure that phone charge socket is wrecked
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pls . reply.. i m also having same issue with my note 3
Funland said:
No one know how i could fix this problem?
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hey how you fixed it. i m also facing same issue now
hello everybody, im nicolas from belgium (sorry for bad English)
I've tried recently to install new arymod port from s7
but my phone never want to go after the logo screen.
I tried something like flash the kernel of darklord ... nothing.
So i'm back with my arymod
All thing it's all right except one :
My phone take a very very long time to charge (after a night only 30%) AND the battery discharge quickly (10% 30min)
So i think my battery is dead ... if i buy a new the problem will be resolved or not ?
It's possible the problem comme from firmware, or anything else which can discharge quickly my phone?
Thank everybody !!
small edition:
My phone vibrated intermittently and battery charging icon remains permanently even when I remove the cable
Do a factory reset first and see if that fixes it.
How old is your phone?
It's 2 year old, how can i do that correctly?
kernel, modem, firmware, all
chtit_nico said:
It's 2 year old, how can i do that correctly?
kernel, modem, firmware, all
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Go to settings/backup and reset/factory data reset
i install stock firmware by odin, it's will good, but for one day.. after that, no way to charge ...
So i think battery is dead...
While my phone working, i see it's don't want to usb mass storage... and i can't detect my phone with odin...
You know why??
Thank
No drivers bad USB connection are the standard answers .
>>>So i think my battery is dead ... if i buy a new the problem will be resolved or not ? >>
Yes or no not going to know until you try another battery .
Anker brand from Amazon are good .
chtit_nico said:
i install stock firmware by odin, it's will good, but for one day.. after that, no way to charge ...
So i think battery is dead...
While my phone working, i see it's don't want to usb mass storage... and i can't detect my phone with odin...
You know why??
Thank
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Are you using the same cable to charge and connect to pc with?
If so try another cable. Try also another USB port.
If nothing works then as suggested above, try another battery.
If that doesn't work either then it's probably the USB port in your phone that's bad.
Hi. Do a wipe /system /data /cache (i mean factory reset) for me it's always work Sorry i didn't read all... if battery won't charge its problem with USB in phone
JJEgan said:
No drivers bad USB connection are the standard answers .
>>>So i think my battery is dead ... if i buy a new the problem will be resolved or not ? >>
Yes or no not going to know until you try another battery .
Anker brand from Amazon are good .
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thank you but the days before it worked properly, he loaded etc then a day later, nothing. so I assume that the problem of driver or usb is impossible, since it is the same component that I used
I buy this one https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B00AR0NC8K/ref=pe_386181_138588631_TE_dp_1
branko.savic said:
Are you using the same cable to charge and connect to pc with?
If so try another cable. Try also another USB port.
If nothing works then as suggested above, try another battery.
If that doesn't work either then it's probably the USB port in your phone that's bad.
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Yes that's it... now im waiting my new battery (Thursday) i will do a feedback
nervous1301 said:
Hi. Do a wipe /system /data /cache (i mean factory reset) for me it's always work Sorry i didn't read all... if battery won't charge its problem with USB in phone
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Ok thank, i will try it when i can charge my phone
Thank for all
Try to charge from "powerbank" from Samsung... If battery charge the USB will be ****ed up...
Hello,
I come with bad news
despite the new battery, the problem persists, I think usb is then screwed or is it possible that this is a soft brick?
My phone is not recognized by the PC, not even "unknown ringroad"
So, and because it's been a while that I want, I'm going to change phone and I hesitated between grade 4 and s6.
Which do you recommend?
In my note 3, I would like to repair the same when my girlfriend.
chtit_nico said:
Hello,
I come with bad news
despite the new battery, the problem persists, I think usb is then screwed or is it possible that this is a soft brick?
My phone is not recognized by the PC, not even "unknown ringroad"
So, and because it's been a while that I want, I'm going to change phone and I hesitated between grade 4 and s6.
Which do you recommend?
In my note 3, I would like to repair the same when my girlfriend.
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No need to throw in the towel yet, you can order a new USB port for your note 3 on eBay for cheaper than the battery even, just search for "note 3 USB port" or check out this link:
http://m.ebay.com/itm/Charger-Charg...-Galaxy-Note-3-N9005-/390800694709?nav=SEARCH
You can change it really easy, it doesn't take more than 10 minutes, if you are unsure how to do it you can search for repair guides on YouTube or just click on this link:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=crKnoYdJCms
Good luck, and let us know how it goes.
branko.savic said:
No need to throw in the towel yet, you can order a new USB port for your note 3 on eBay for cheaper than the battery even, just search for "note 3 USB port" or check out this link:
http://m.ebay.com/itm/Charger-Charg...-Galaxy-Note-3-N9005-/390800694709?nav=SEARCH
You can change it really easy, it doesn't take more than 10 minutes, if you are unsure how to do it you can search for repair guides on YouTube or just click on this link:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=crKnoYdJCms
Good luck, and let us know how it goes.
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Ok thank, i will try it, but for the quick discharge ?
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Ok thank, i will try it, but for the quick discharge ?
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If problem with port it can be discharging quickly as well, and it could also be the battery as it's 2+ years old, so keep your new battery.
branko.savic said:
If problem with port it can be discharging quickly as well, and it could also be the battery as it's 2+ years old, so keep your new battery.
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So it's better if i dont use new batterie before change usb?
I would suggest you change the USB port first, but if you can turn the phone on you can use it throughout the day and see if it still discharges as fast as before.
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I had to charge my phone 3 times a day and I thought something was wrong, but as soon as I got new battery it was perfect.
branko.savic said:
I would suggest you change the USB port first, but if you can turn the phone on you can use it throughout the day and see if it still discharges as fast as before.
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I had to charge my phone 3 times a day and I thought something was wrong, but as soon as I got new battery it was perfect.
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it's amazing, with charger like that
http://www.conrad.com/medias/global/ce/5000_5999/5100/5140/5146/514691_BB_00_FB.EPS_1000.jpg
i mean without removable cable my phone charge completly about in 3hours do you understand why?
i use my phone since 30minutes and im now at 93%
location and bluethoot actived
also wifi et data mobile
it's usual for you or not? because before i've never check
chtit_nico said:
it's amazing, with charger like that
http://www.conrad.com/medias/global/ce/5000_5999/5100/5140/5146/514691_BB_00_FB.EPS_1000.jpg
i mean without removable cable my phone charge completly about in 3hours do you understand why?
i use my phone since 30minutes and im now at 93%
location and bluethoot actived
also wifi et data mobile
it's usual for you or not? because before i've never check
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That charger is not original, what's the output rate on it?
As for battery life it all depends on what you do with the phone, it's not unusual if you play games or use something processor intensive.
Also the screen is drawing power, so set it to minimal brightness that you feel comfortable with.
Is your phone getting hot?
branko.savic said:
That charger is not original, what's the output rate on it?
As for battery life it all depends on what you do with the phone, it's not unusual if you play games or use something processor intensive.
Also the screen is drawing power, so set it to minimal brightness that you feel comfortable with.
Is your phone getting hot?
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Not hot, like i said in my last post
location and bluethoot actived
also wifi et data mobile
my charger is a Samsung
output 4.75v 0.55A
on charging battery discharge ?
Hi all Last night I had the OTA update to android 7.0 I am now having problems charging the phone with cable. I have it set so it makes a sound when you plug in and start charging. Since the update it makes the sound but then keeps doing it and keeps coming up on the screen fast charging. It keeps doing it over and over so you cant do anything with the phone while plugged in as it keeps coming up on the screen. It works fine if I put the fone on my cordless charger pad its fine.
Also keep getting a red line down the right side of the screen, sometimes for a few minutes sometimes for a few hours, this has been happening for a few weeks.
Any advise please
kjt57 said:
Hi all Last night I had the OTA update to android 7.0 I am now having problems charging the phone with cable. I have it set so it makes a sound when you plug in and start charging. Since the update it makes the sound but then keeps doing it and keeps coming up on the screen fast charging. It keeps doing it over and over so you cant do anything with the phone while plugged in as it keeps coming up on the screen. It works fine if I put the fone on my cordless charger pad its fine.
Also keep getting a red line down the right side of the screen, sometimes for a few minutes sometimes for a few hours, this has been happening for a few weeks.
Any advise please
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Try a factory reset.
Before a factory reset, try clearing cache.
meyerweb said:
Before a factory reset, try clearing cache.
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silly question but how do you clear the cache?
kjt57 said:
silly question but how do you clear the cache?
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Turn off your phone, hold power + home + up button for 5-10sec then wait for recovery mode, use volume buttons to navigate then look for clear cache and press power button to clear cache.
Thanks cleared the cache, now seems to be charging fine.
kjt57 said:
Thanks cleared the cache, now seems to be charging fine.
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Happy to hear that :good:
kjt57 said:
silly question but how do you clear the cache?
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=clear+cache+galaxy+s7
kjt57 said:
Hi all Last night I had the OTA update to android 7.0 I am now having problems charging the phone with cable. I have it set so it makes a sound when you plug in and start charging. Since the update it makes the sound but then keeps doing it and keeps coming up on the screen fast charging. It keeps doing it over and over so you cant do anything with the phone while plugged in as it keeps coming up on the screen. It works fine if I put the fone on my cordless charger pad its fine.
Also keep getting a red line down the right side of the screen, sometimes for a few minutes sometimes for a few hours, this has been happening for a few weeks.
Any advise please
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Interesting... I have recently experienced the *exact same problem*, tried different cables, and I was almost about to give up to desperation and panic of assuming the charging/usb pin became faulty...
Now I'm seeing a bit of hope on it.. will try to reflash a stock rom from scratch (including wiping everything) and see if that helps me, too.
If it does, I think we're looking at a Nougat kernel fast-charging bug here, that may be affecting certain hw models...
I had an online chat with Samsung and they have told me to take it to a service centre for them to look at it. Luckily there is one 20 miles away so will take it in on my next day off.
They said they will do most repairs on same day and it is still under warranty.
kjt57 said:
I had an online chat with Samsung and they have told me to take it to a service centre for them to look at it. Luckily there is one 20 miles away so will take it in on my next day off.
They said they will do most repairs on same day and it is still under warranty.
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Good luck :good:
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Good luck :good:
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Don`t believe it took it to the shop he plugged it in and it charged fine. not sure if he used a fast charger or standard charger. He did say with android 7.o if you are charging with a fast charger and you use the phone it turns off fast charging and reverts to normal charge. But they are going to replace the screen because of the pink line down it and he said the charging port will be changed at the same time. Will be ready tomorrow, they did not have it in stock.
kjt57 said:
Don`t believe it took it to the shop he plugged it in and it charged fine. not sure if he used a fast charger or standard charger. He did say with android 7.o if you are charging with a fast charger and you use the phone it turns off fast charging and reverts to normal charge. But they are going to replace the screen because of the pink line down it and he said the charging port will be changed at the same time. Will be ready tomorrow, they did not have it in stock.
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Lmao, well thats weird..