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[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
I'm thinking I may leave it charging overnight from now on. It's not convenient, but I can't rely on my phone as my alarm clock at this point.. which sucks. Even on the factory issued charger though, it will drain power faster than it consumes.

One night this happened, at about the same 4-5am time, but the phone was on the charger overnight. I picked it up, and while still on the charger (and having been all night) it was at 80%. My guess, is that it charged all night, and was at 100% until the 4-5am glitch that made it go into overdrive. After taking it off the charger, it started losing power at a rate of a few percent per minute. It was also very hot to the touch. I got to work a bout 10 minutes later with a battery in orange and plugged it in, still was dropping very slowly on the charger. So I rebooted, and the problem went away. It then proceeded to charge normally for the next couple days until I woke up to find it dead again.

I'm hoping that if I leave it charging overnight, I can catch a snapshot of the running processes while its in overdrive the next morning and see if I can isolate the problem.

Is there a task manager that will show all running processes - preferably with CPU usage, for both user and system, so I can document this?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
It sounds like we have different problems. Yours almost sounds like the LTE issue where the phone gets warm and starts to drain rapidly.

Mine seems to have no noticeable transition. It literally goes from 70 to 0-5% and power itself off in the span of a seconds.

Have you thought of running Autostarts to see if anything is getting kicked off at 4-5am... or perhaps disabling LTE somehow?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] usaff22:
I think the fastest option would be to send it back.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
I think my phone has all the issues -_- The 50% to 0% flash has only happened to me once before. I'll read into the LTE issue, but I don't specifically see LTE or anything else kicking on at 4-5am. I can try disabling LTE, and see if that helps. The issue hasn't happened but once since I started this thread though. Surprisingly.

Tried that. The replacement they sent me was on 2.20. Can't root/unlock that. I'd rather deal with a broken phone that I at least have control over rather than be locked into stock ROM and bloatware. When 2.20 is rootable, I'll call ATT again for a replacement if it isn't magically fixed by then.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
Well. I flashed Cleanrom V and this issue still persists. Did a factory reset before flashing.

It's almost like the phone is freezing... because in the graph you see that nothing wakes up at all for a long period of time. And then the voltage drop is detected.

On the plus side, Cleanrom V is awesome. And if I just plug my phone in at night, this issue doesn't happen.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] MistaButters:
I am using CR 4.5 dev and yeah it is still happening. Look like it is around 5 am and the phone drops 40% in minutes.

Where are you located by chance?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
Los Angeles area. Are you thinking it's an LTE thing?

Next I'll probably flash a new radio.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] MistaButters:
It might be. It looks like my network connection changes for a bit right before it happens to No/Mimimal (2G/Edge) data connection (grey colored). Maybe AT&T is doing something to their LTE networks during this period and it's causing random issues in the One X. Not sure. You would never notice it if your phone was plugged in all night.

Unfortunately I can not flash a new radio because I ran the 2.20 RUU.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
On the new O2 2.29 Radio + RIL. Still happening.

Check out this this weirdness. (attached)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
I've also had that happen, but only once. Side note - I'm on Cleanrom V now and battery still isn't having any trouble. I have not upgraded radio (as I think that's separate than installing a new ROM?).
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] laptopfreek0:
Think I am having the same issue. Only problem is I do not have the option of sending it back because I bought mine off eBay. Worked fine for a few weeks then I started to run into the instant battery drain. But odd thing is it is most likely not the LTE because I keep mine in airplane mode and currently have the sim removed.

As a side note I think that mine was completely off when it had the instant drain. But not 100% sure on this.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
Caught it in the act this morning!

Went to bed with about 70+ battery last night.

Woke up with 46%. Thought "hmm, that's quite a drain"

Looked at battery graph, drain was mild overnight, but definitely more than it should have been.

As I was watching it, the battery started draining about about 2% per half minute.

During the next 10 minutes, I tried a bunch of different things. I tried running a CPU profiler "system tuner" and tried recording the data. The record failed, and the attempt to link in a battery failed because I don't have pro version =/

In the profiler though, I selected kernel and system to be displayed - and nothing was consuming any power except the "finger slider" program only when I scrolled. NOTHING else was running that was consuming CPU. So I looked at memory, it was cleared out. I looked at all the settings system tuner had to offer, nothing was out of whack.

So I started turning things off. First the Mobile Data entirely. Kept draining.

Then the WiFi - kept draining.

Then airplane mode - kept draining.

Then I turned it all on, made a phone call. Kept draining at same rate - no faster.

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Finally, at 13% I rebooted - It quickly dropped about 3 percent more after turning it back on. Then went back to normal consumption. Sat at 9% for the next 45 minutes in standby.

It seems nothing could stop the drain except for a reboot... yet nothing was running according to the system profilers. Nothing was consuming CPU, killing radios did nothing, quite confusing.

These are the screens of batt stats:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] usaff22:
What about sending it to HTC, not AT&T?

Sent from my locked, tampered ville
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
I've heard HTC isn't very friendly to those on ATT with unlocked bootloaders and custom roms. They can tell, even if you factory reset, if there has been a custom rom, apparently. Also, I would imagine they'd send me a locked 2.20 firmware ATT replacement. Plus I have a small chip out of the top :(
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
Well. I'm playing around with disabling LTE/mobile networks when I *think* this is going to happen. I'll post my results later.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
I really have no idea wtf is going on with my battery. I disabled LTE with the alternate APN method and lo' and behold, my phone held out overnight and was sitting at 50% when I woke up.

BUT. I take a look at the battery usage and still see the crazy drop. But it looks like my phone rebooted itself instead of just powering off. I really do think it's just some sort of metering issue. I can live with it because I love the phone in every other way. The battery chart is fascinating though.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] MistaButters:
AT&T didn't know the issue. HTC blamed it on application wakelocks (actually facebook) even when I tried to say I removed it and it wasn't causing any wakelocks.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] omario8484:
Kinda scared now this hasn't happenedto me but just flashed nocturnal le and my battery has been sitting at 48% for twenty mins.. don't know if really good battery life or this
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] :
A couples power cycle should help.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] MistaButters:
Power cycles will help battery woes from flashing a new ROM, but battery cycles won't help this night time drop issue. I've noticed the issue for at least a month and I have done plenty of battery cycles. Problem still remains over several ROMs and power cycles. Unfortunately I can't change radios, but pretty sure someone tried that and it didn't help.

SN: HTC suggests putting the phone into safe mode and leaving it on all night. I will try this.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
Tried 3 diff radios, in addition to every other suggestion in this thread. Nothing stops it. My phone doesn't do it very often now, but it IS still an issue and I don't trust my phone to be on when I wake up in the morning.

Radios, every battery trick, diff roms, stock everything, bare-bones cleanrom, lte, no lte, airplane mode, no airplane mode, 100% brightness, lowest brightness, auto-brightness, fastboot, no fastboot, etc. NOTHING prevents this from occurring and yet it's impossible to track down why it's happening. The only thing that seems to stop this overnight drain is to catch it in the middle of draining and reboot your phone before the battery hits zero.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
The issue being discussed is rapid drain, not the opposite, lol.

If you haven't seen this bug yet, I wouldn't worry about it. As with most things on the Internet, the more you read, the more you get scared of things that probably don't even affect you!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] MistaButters:
Last night I did safe mode and my phone didn't do it. Going to try a few more nights and see what happens.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
Really. What's safe mode.... like airplane mode?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] MistaButters:
It makes it so no third party apps run. When you turn on your phone, as soon as you hit the first HTC screen press the volume down and hold it until your phone boots up. The thing is, we are noticing the battery drain issue with stock ROMs, so it may be a third party app preinstalled by HTC that is doing it. I never got a chance to do it last night but I will try again tonight if I can.

I do have one little problem in that I have CR dev with only Nova launcher installed, so I have no launcher at all lol. (No home screens, no app drawer, no way to launch anything haha) But If I set my alarm then boot into safe mode I am good.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
So technically then... this wouldn't happen running a CM or AOKP rom? Hmmm.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] c5satellite2:
Most likely a bad battery or hardware.

Probably battery. The phone reads voltage off the battery to generate the percentage presented to you. Bad batteries can have extreme voltage drops at certain points and are sometimes caused by increased demand. These batteries are composite sandwiches that if defective can cause internal shorting which leads to a rapid fall off in voltage as well as heat produced. Can be intermittent and may vary based on voltage, current, and temperature.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] MistaButters:
But I don't think a bad battery would be dropping large amounts at the same time of the night for every battery. It would be random and sporadic. The fact that it happens between 4-5 am for us and you can stop it by resetting the phone (which I have done) makes it too consistent to be a battery thing.

On that note, the safe mode may have just been a placebo effect. On Friday and Sunday night this weekend I left my phone on and unplugged all night, while not in safe mode. No crazy battery drain at all. None. I lost 7-10% of battery throughout the entire night on both nights.

Perhaps it was something with LTE and once the network went down (or whatever happened to it), it sent our phones into a crazy tailspin until it came back up or the phone was reset. Not sure. Going to try again tonight.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] c5satellite2:
I agree the 4am-5am interval is suspicious, and the service interruption causing it as well, but it is possible that high demand events could cause the battery issue to happen. In fact I have seen the same effect in AGM battery design when demanding a lot of current due to an internal short in one cell.

The other factor that is of interest is that there are too few people with the issue, and it has been happening for months for them for it to be a systemwide or software/radio issue. Most likely bad hardware.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
I'm open to the idea that it's a battery/hardware issue. I'm tempted to open the phone up and try and replace the battery... I just wish I could be absolutely sure.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Xordo:
Me too

I had the instant battery drop here too.

Vertical drop to zero.

Happened somewhere between 5-6am

HTC One X on ATT

Stock 2.20 ROM phone

In an LTE area usually 3 bars.

Placed on charger at midnight.

Took off charger with full charge at 2:00am

From that full charge to phone being powered off and no battery at 6:00am.

Battery was so dead that when phone went on charger it took a moment to even get the critical flashing orange led.

Once phone had power I powered up and inspected battery graph.

Sure enough, a vertical cliff from about 85% to 0% instantly.

The fact all of these are happening to people between 4-6am tells me this is not simply a battery issue.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] MistaButters:
Just curious, where is your location?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Xordo:
Florida, Eastern Time Zone.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] thinkhope:
I've had the exact same thing happen about 3-4 times by now. I'm in the Los Angeles area. It's happened at my girls place, where the signal there is horrible. I can understand it happening there as the radio is always trying to find a tower, but it's also happened at my house where I have full LTE coverage. I'm hesitant to reset but might just do that.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Xordo:
It would be helpful and bring better attention to this matter if the OP or moderator could change the thread title to

Instant Battery Drain Issue.

That would also mimic a similar thread title at AndroidCentral,

Might get HTC's attention that way.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
Just for more information, I'm in the Los Angeles area too. Santa Monica.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
Did anyone ever make any progress with this issue?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] XT444:
any update yet

Has anyone heard anything else about this? I thought my wife was crazy until I started researching this. This is exactly the issue she is having. Thanks for any assistance!!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] bosskaunhai:
Try using some other Kernel. I have been using the Viper rom on kernel version 2.41 and have not had the problem since. Try it or some other kernel may also help.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] MistaButters:
I stopped noticing the problem before I changed ROMs (I was using CR Dev and had the problem then didn't) but currently I am using CM10 and haven't had it happen once. Part of that though is that my phone is almost always plugged in at night now. The couple times it hasn't been, it hasn't been an issue.

AT&T doesn't know what's wrong, but it doesn't hurt to call them and let them know.

HTC also doesn't know what's wrong, but again you should call or email them and let them know it is a problem.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ccrowe3:
Funny that you'd mention the iPhones. The only phone I ever had this issue with was an iPhone 4. The battery was bad. I had it replaced and the issue went away.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ishep:
Not make/model-specific

This thread appears to be dying/dead, but I assume the issue is still there. Just thought I would mention that I, my wife and my son are all experiencing the vertical cliff instant battery drain on three different phones, all from different manufacturers:

HTC Desire Bravo A8181 running dGB AOSP ROM, almost 3 years old, original battery

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10, never rooted, running stock Gingerbread, almost 3 years old, original battery

Samsung Galaxy Apollo GT-I5800, never rooted, running stock Froyo, 18 months old, original battery

I've also found evidence online of this occurring on other Android devices, e.g. this tablet, which I'm not allowed to link to as a noob user: plus. google. com /u/0/105053621791572600817/posts/H7XnguTq6uP (remove spaces)

Wondering if our batteries are just worn out, unable to respond to, say, a sudden current draw, which manifests as Android thinking the battery is empty.

Another thing I have noticed, when recharging after one of these incidents, is a sudden near-vertical jump to 100% when the charge reaches roughly (100 minus whatever the charge was at the top of the cliff). Two screenshots attached to illustrate.
[Android General] VoiD_Dweller:
This is a reference guide on how to import an iPhones SMS messages to Android SMS by obtaining the iPhone backup file located on a Windows based PC that is Sync'd whenever the iPhone is plugged into the machine.

1) Locate the directory where the iPhone backup is stored typically here (The AppData directory is typically hidden by default)

C:\users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\mobilesync\Backup

2) The actual directory that the backups are stored in is in a naming structure that is alpha-numerical, 40 charectors

3) The file you are looking for starts with 3d07, sometimes there are 3 of these files, you will be needing the larger of the 3.

4) Copy the file to your SDcard on your Android phone.

5) From here there are two ways you can view the messages.

a. By using SQLite Editor which is a pay app. You browse the SDcard and view the 3d07 file.

b. You can use iSMS2Droid in conjunction with SMS Backup and Restore to browse to the 3d07 file and import / view / or restore the messages straight to your Android phone.

Hope this guide helps anyone trying to merge over from iPhone.
[Android General] oposite:
Cool guide! Thanks.
[Android General] zerocold256:
Thanks for this guide but how about if i want to do opposite... moving from android to iphone...???:confused:
[Android General] lkslef:
Thee is a program called Backuptrans Android SMS to iPhone may help.
[Android General] letrouble:
thanks!
[Android General] KarimHossam:
Thank You

Thank you very much that method worked fine for me, But;

This is what I had to do in case you're facing the same issue:

**Please note that I have i9300 running CM10

I tried recovering my SMS using MyBackup Pro, Super Backup and even PC sync with old iphone backup and didn’t work: the result was messed up messages, like most sent messages are recorded as received and vice versa

I tried the method you mentioned; although it seemed to fix the mix up caused by the previous methods, it tend to divide conversations,

Finally I was able to successfully restore all the sms but on several stages; meaning that I restored specific periods of time (SMS back and restore have this option) like a year maybe at a time and you get the option to check for duplicates while doing so
[Android General] bsbharath1987:
Sorry for raking up this old thread, but I had iSMS2droid crash when reading from the iPhone backup. There are 3500 messages in the backup, that was done with the iPhone running 6.0.1 retail. My android phone is GS3 running a touchwiz JB ROM. I emailed the developer and still awaiting a response. Can you guys guide me? Thanks.
[Android General] netsyd:
Agreed. iSMS2droid crashes, and the website doesn't work properly anymore. It appears that iOS6 changed the SMS table format so none of the data is in the same places it used to be.
[Android General] xxalexdomxx:
Hey, I had this problem too. For all googlers, here's a webapp that supports iOS6. Works great, check out the instructions.

http://www.ismsgrab.com
[Android General] nik263:
Thanks a lot for the guide!!
[Android General] my own name:
thanks for cool guide:laugh:
[Android General] smokyhill:
Thanks a lot. My friend just asked me how this can be done. Well, question answered then. Thanks again. :good:
[Android General] Kentyet:
You can try this way and see if it works:

1. Use iCloud to backup your SMS

2. Then connect Android phone to your computer

3. Open the iCloud backup file and copy those SMS to Android phone

More info about iCloud backup you can visit URL: support.apple.com/kb/HT4859
[Android General] Wasabi7:
Thank you for the instruction it's been very helpful!:good:
[Android General] YvonnePierre:
You may try to fix it with Phone Transfer. Read the guide below, it helps you in transferring SMS from iPhone to Android.

https://transferphone.com/transfer-iphone-sms-to-android.html
[Android General] alisakatherine:
Hi !

It is unfortunately officially impossible to Mod Edit: Links removed import iPhone SMS to Android[/URL]. BUT, there are two things you can do :

You can easily fetch contacts, mail and calendar events from iCloud using CardDAV and CalDAV sync Android apps.

I also used to hear about a software looking for all your data in your iPhone or iPhone backup to put everything it cans on you new Android phone.

I am using a Galaxy SIII mini for my Android apps dev. and the 1st solution works perfectly.

Hoping to have helped you.
[Android General] loicdu:
thanks for this guide!
[Android General] doran_lum:
Thanks a lot for the guide..

Can I delete the 3d0d7e5fb2ce288813306e4d4636395e0... file from my android phone after restore is completed successfully ?
[Android General] rickbrown:
Re: How to import iPhone SMS to Android

You can start up with extracting all the messages file first. In order to do this, just explore iTunes and simply connect your iPhone and the computer. On the left, you can see a bar, just hit a right click to your iPhone and choose 'Backup'.
[Android General] Pastoriilie:
I cannot say that these two new phones are better than the android but my new iPhone 5S looks way too premium than my old android (samsung galaxy s3). Btw, I was too lazy to transfer all the data manually from one phone to another so I did it via desktop utility:

It was quick and easy.
[Android General] abbie415:
How to import iPhone SMS to Android

To import SMS from iPhone to Android, I suggest you use Jihosoft Phone Transfer. By connecting your iPhone and Android to computer, this phone to phone data transfer tool can help you transfer text messages from iPhone to iPhone in one click.

View the video guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W9mMoYwSrk
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JOHNY5874:
While pushing a application starting page is changed page.I sensitivity is very relaxed. assistance for correction!!!
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxkid123:
I couldn't understand what you wanted. Could you please reclarify?

Finally, chances are the issue may lie with whatever application you're referring to.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] z0bug33:
are there any roms out there that support 900mhz HSDPA?

I tried flashing the 02 modem but no luck, currently on the viper rom but it doesnt seem like there support on this either
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
Frequency support is hardware based. If the 900 Mhz HSPA frequency is not supported in hardware (which it should not be, since its not in the phone's specs), it can't be added by flashing any amount of software radios, ROMs etc.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] z0bug33:
actually while you are correct, but normally if 850 mhz is supported the hardware will support 900 in my experience. In fact I managed to get 900mhz, working on my at&t skyrocket so it got me thinking that it might be possible on this phone as well
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] the_scotsman:
Doubt it. It's entirely hardware related. Software can't change this at all.