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[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] icuelox2:
Try delete the cache in the app

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[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kinoal:
And Now that's really wierd, I've reinstalled everything ...

I'm now at 13000 ...

And now when I'm rebooting each time the UI is restarted...
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] icuelox2:
Mmm It tries to format your smartphone completely

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[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kinoal:
I've just reinstall my Phone with a clean rom and nothing installed. Except Antutu... and I have 26600 score :'(
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sammath:
Is the phone running hot? You get thermal throttling when your phone gets hot, then it starts underclocking to make the heat go away.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoponpop:
Sorry if this has been posted before I did a search and was not able to find any threads that offered a fix for my issue. My nexus 7 turned off randomly and won't power on. My computer recognizes it but shows "unknown device" now. I have tried plugging it in overnight and am unable to access recovery or the bootloader. I don't believe it's a screen issue because it used to be recognized by my computer as a nexus 7.

Are there any other fixes I can try? I was thinking of going through ADB but don't know what commands I would run.

Thanks in advance
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GedBlake:
Hi, hoponpop...

ADB won't help you unless you can get the device to fully boot.

A few questions....

What was the battery state (ie, percentage wise), before the device 'died'?

When you plug the Nexus 7 into the charger, do you see the WHITE-ON-BLACK battery charging animation?

Have you tried... long pressing the Power Button? (about 20 or 30 seconds or so).

Rrgds,

Ged.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OffcerClancy:
Really? There is like a hundred posts on this issue. See my post at end & reply.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=46006020#post46006020
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoponpop:
The battery was at about 60% before it stopped responding, and there is no charging icon while plugged in. It doesn't really get hot or anything either
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GedBlake:
The lack of the WHITE-ON-BLACK battery charging animation does not augur well for your Nexus 7, as this animation is part of the bootloader. If the bootloader is dead, effectively the device is dead (hardbricked)... unfortunately:(.

Quite why this should happen is anybodies guess... but it seems to happen with tiresome frequency.

This sort of thing

, for example.

But don't give up hope yet... other than a corrupted bootloader, there are other things that may be the cause of your problem.

Have you taken a look at the link referenced by [MENTION=4124866]OffcerClancy[/MENTION] above?... also

this link

is worth a look.

Hope this is of some use, and you get everything working again soon.

Rgrds,

Ged.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoponpop:
I tried all those suggestions. I'm considering a warranty return, but am still looking for some other stuff to try. Would there be any way to flash a new bootloader if that is the issue?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lokutes:
I opened up the Nexus7, removed the Battery cable, waited 3 seconds then reconnected it, und charged it overnight and it was ok after that, I read this solution on a german website, worked for me...
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billykxda:
Hey - try the #1 sticky at the top of the Troubleshooting forum. :) Not too hard to find. It directly addresses your issue, and offers the fixes.

Here's a link.

Do yourself a favor and read through, and perform the fixes in the OP. If those don't work, there are a few new "fixes" offered by forumites in the thread that have yet to be proven as repeatable. The fixes in the OP work in almost every case.

Hope this helps!

-bk
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wasteoid:
Bad USB Port

My device has a loose USB port, which prevents it from charging unless you hold the charging cable in a specific angle. The fix would be to re-solder the connector to the system board, to secure the connection and allow it to charge the battery.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] mosesJJ:
More reviews and and probably some news on when to expect the next rom upgrade that will takle WM5 memory management issues ( users comments below the review).

http://www.geekzone.co.nz/content.asp?ContentId=5341

Take Care :wink:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Sir_Furious:
I've been running FoxHound on my SGH-i337 for a while. It's fast, it's smooth, and it keeps the multi-window/air hover/air gesture stuff I like. However, I've been having issues with it corrupting my /data, or something like that. Point is, my phone goes all boot loopy on me.

Is there another ROM out there that combines the speed of AOSP with the TouchWiz features? I specifically want multi-window.

Thanks in advance!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] xBeerdroiDx:
When did this start and what kernel/kernel settings are you using?
[Moto X Q&A] nexus7lte:
I wanted to post this yesterday but I was in a huge rush to get my upgrade without losing unlimited data. I was not sure what phone to get to replace my beloved gnex. The moto x seemed like a great phone with a great battery which was key for me because the gnex battery only lasted me half of a day. But Verizon does not have the 32gb version so going to the moto x is a step down from the 32gb I filled in my gnex. It was nice to see and extra 50gb of space in my drive account for getting it, but obviously cloud storage hardly compares to hard storage. Also, I had to choose from black or white when the Motomaker site makes the phone look so much nicer but its a big tease when I cant use it with Verizon! Basically, my question is- Should I keep my boring black 16gb moto x or exchange it for another phone? If it was 32gb and had motomaker it would be perfect but without them it feels kind of basic when compared to the GS4 and the HTC1. Is anyone else as mad as I am that verizon releases yet another phone without all the goodies? Thanks.:confused:
[Moto X Q&A] Bill Idol:
I liked my all black Moto X and figured I can work with 16gb of space. The battery is great and I can add memory using my usb stick with an otg cable.

Later after a week I returned it back to Verizon and got the 32gb Developers Edition from Motorola for Verizon. Its got a black face and a white back with Verizon Developer Edition written on it. Its nice because of the extra 16gb of space but also has an unlockable bootloader. I haven't unlocked it yet because I've been rooted using Master JCase's root method. I love this phone because it's also smaller, kinda gotten tired of the big screen if the Galaxy Note 2.

Yeah look into using a memory stick for the moto if you desire more memory. Works great and this is my first phone with an undetachable battery. So I got an 18000mAh Power pack from Limeade. So now I got more power than I can handle. Hahah. :D

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[Moto X Q&A] mikeosu:
A few people on XDA have indicated that verizon will have Motomaker and the 32gb variant by the 2nd week of November. However I guess that is too long to wait to trade it in. I'm not sure I was trade for another phone based on not getting to choose your own color. As for the storage size, that is based on whether or not you think you need that much internal storage.
[Moto X Q&A] nexus7lte:
I just feel really let down about not having 32gb and motomaker as options when my last phone had more storage. I bet they lost a lot of sales to the S4 and HTC1 when they have more storage.:confused: Is there any way I can exchange my phone to motorola and pay the difference for the 32gb with a wood back?
[Moto X Q&A] SubliminalME:
Other than music(I use Spotify so it's a non issue) I'm not sure why anyone needs more space than 16gb.all my photos and videos are auto backed up to g+ or dropbox, music and video streams. And colors... I guess it's nice if you want it to match your purse. :)
[Moto X Q&A] bisbers:
I'm in similar situation, was in frenzy the other night caring about the upgrade nonsense that I ordered a Maxx without really thinking about it (thinking Moto X w/ coupon would have been about half the price). Very nice phone, my 2 complaints are the hardware keys and the size (too large for me to hold comfortably on one hand). While I'm getting comfortable with it, very likely going back and getting the X.
[Moto X Q&A] dyshukxda:
bloatware

Does the developer edition come with the typical Verizon bloatware?
[Moto X Q&A] Bill Idol:
Its got a little bit of bloatware, stuff like VZ Navigator and Verizon Tones. That is about it. Not much at all.

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[Moto X Q&A] lensgrabber:
Video podcasts, rom backups, All Access were eating a ton out of my 16gb Nexus. I probably won't be doing much rom stuff on the X but that extra 16gb is always a welcome addition.
[HTC Desire X] a1988320:
if i want to turn unlock to lock , i needed to s-off my desire x?

is there have any way to s-off desire x?
[HTC Desire X] syedhmed:
There is no s off yet ! You will have to wait !
[HTC Desire X] Will_Xda:
There is a way to make bootloader temp marked as locked. See this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2446607
[Sony Xperia L] brendonbk:
Please help me to solve this problem of wifi, my firmware is 15.0.a.2.17, on vengeance 2.3, rom clean n´tweaked... Sorry for my english : Silly:
[Sony Xperia L] damian01211:
Flash modules in CWM for Wifi to work. You find them in kernel thread.
[Sony Xperia L] ronald_loulan:
What kinda bug??
[Sony Xperia L] utsavkoju:
HERE Is your solution :good:

Dude a bit of changes is needed while flashing this rom. Please follow the instruction provided below for working wifi.

1. First flash vengence kernel for cwm if you havent already

2. Then flash rom as provided in the instruction in first page. Now you must have working rom without working wifi.

3. Now here is the twist, please copy the vengence kernel zip into root of your internal memory/ sd card. Go to cwm. And flash the kernel from zip.

Now you will have working wifi in this rom. VOILLA.
[Sony Xperia L] brendonbk:
Thanks to all!!!

Thanks to all!!!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c0olmad:
hi .. my problem is since yestarday I am having charging issues . whenever I connect charger my S2 gets hotter and seems like not charging .. it is like charging 1 or 2 percent in 10 minutes and burning hot .. I restarted my phone .. but nothing works .. same situations .. and one thing .. I flash a rom day before yestarday .. it was working good .. nd yestarday I flash some mods .. after mods my phone was like some what under load .. means working some what slow .. then after wards I wipe data and all .. then again flash rom to get in the same position as i was day before yestarday .. nd after that same issues .. charging like NO charging .. nd getting hotter .. on samsung galaxy travel charger .. its like discharge .. I tried Motorola charger .. nd on that it charges very very slow .. as motorola charger is very much fast in charging .. same is the case with USB charging .. it charges very very very slow .. like 1 or 2 percent in 10 to 15 minutes nd like burning hot .. I dont know what to do .. plz help guys .. ???
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewwright:
Check what's running in the back ground with better battery stats
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rrgrrg:
you have a wild wakelock going on mate :rolleyes: ..... i face this too ... but when im playing a very heavy game like gta and charging the same time ... all i can say one of the mods u are using causes this issue which keeps the system processing in the background
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c0olmad:
I have flashed new ROm yestarday .. including wiping of data .. so no mods now .. yeah I have done one thing .. I have installed 11 apps using MOBOGENIE .. directly from pc to phone using USB debugging .. can this create problem .. ???
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rrgrrg:
try to use a different kernel rather than the one with you and feedback :highfive:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c0olmad:
I reflashed the ROM .. again same issue .. :(

I am using Dorimanx kernel .. nd I was using before too .. before it wasnt having any issue .. so why now .. ??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewwright:
What rom you on?

Flash Apollo kernel as he makes for both stock and cm/aokp.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c0olmad:
I am using PRECIOUS ROM by [MENTION=4775725]Troubadour666[/MENTION]
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Yukicore:
So I am really angry at Android now, with all the issues and difficulties it is getting me through. Although visually and practically I still prefer it to iOS, there are some really annoying issues with it, that concern battery life/stability.

So there are apps that prevent your phone from sleeping, either leaves speaker on, or other BS. I have to close them every time I stop using the phone, to avoid a really stupid issue I had today. I recharged the phone 100% in the morning, later that day I went to check e-mails, sent a couple sms etc. and then I played this game called Pou, I left it running, the screen was off, but I didn't close it. Ended up with empty battery in 3 Hours.

This is ****ing ridiculous, what kind of smartphone is that, if it can't understand that I'm not playing games when the screen is off.

Is there at least a faster way to close all open apps, other than swiping from left to right 20 times every time you stop using the phone?!?!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] den5o:
What apps are causing the issue?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raptir:
You're blaming the OS for the behavior of an app made by a bad developer. The vast majority of applications will not do that. iOS avoids that by limiting the cases in which an app is allowed to run in the background. You can argue that it's a superior solution for the end user, but it limits the ability for an app to actually do anything in the background.

Many custom ROMs build in a "kill all" button in the recent apps view. It's really not necessary though. You've identified an application that has this issue, so just make sure to kill that one app when you're done with it. Again, most applications won't have that problem.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luiseteyo:
+1. I had just read a lot of silly things and ur comment relaxed me a bit. Blame a PHONE because some apps keep the phone awake... this is crazy, people should have a bit of experience before posting in this forum with so much arrogance.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] badboy47:
This might help...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmvCpR45LKA
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luiseteyo:
That helped me so many times till I understood it....
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul c:
The place to go, to get a definitive understanding of wakelocks is here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809&highlight=betterbatterystats

This is the thread for BetterBatteryStats, which is really all you need to troubleshoot why your device doesn't sleep enough.

Also, look at Greenify, which hibernates the apps you tell it to, a pretty unique trick.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2155737&highlight=greenify

And as a last suggestion (frowned on by the purists at the betterbatterystats thread, but I find it really useful) use DS Battery Saver Pro, which will switch off wifi and reconnect every 10 minutes, amongst other tricks.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2030696&highlight=ds+battery+saver

As an aside, I hear that iOS7 has impressed its user base with all sorts of hidden options which stop the phone resting, so maybe it's just a question of complexity :). The good news is that, especially with the knowledge that is shared in betterbatterystats, it won't take you long to troubleshoot what your problems are, and the other 2 apps which will resolve your issues are pretty straightforward to use.

There are free versions I recall in the first post of these threads, I use the Pro version of DS Battery Saver since I prefer to configure my own profile.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Yukicore:
Thank you everyone for replies.

I have not rooted the phone, so Greenify is no option for me, not really up to going through all rooting and ROM installing process in order to maybe succeed in solving the issue.

Specifically talking apps that leave speaker ON (It keeps hissing) and keeps phone awake, if you do not close them are following : Asphalt 8, Need For Speed Most Wanted.

The thing is I am not sure who to blame really, yes there are many apps that work normally and don't cause these issues, but then again why is the keeping the phone awake allowed in the first place, downloaded apps that would need to work that way should need special permissions. I understand there might be apps that want to keep ON/playing something after you have quit them, but if that's the case, then user should be able to deny certain permissions to prevent this from happening. The OS is complex enough, why not give even more options then or just this one at least.

Not sure how other people manage with this problem, I can't find anyone mentioning anything about Asphalt 8 and Android having this problem, people just deal with that they have battery draining to 0% in 5 hours? I know many people with smartphones 75% barely ever closes any programs from multitasker, most of them are iPhone users though. But how do they manage to live with their phone if they have this. I did manage to find people complaining about Pou draining battery, solution was to just uninstall the app, ridiculous.

I can't be the only one having these issues.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul c:
Well, the Android "style guide" has the back button as the exit function, so instead of leaving it running in the background, you may want to try backing all the way out.

It's been about a year since I played Asphalt (6 I think it was), but I vaguely remember it had an exit button which explicitly closed down the app.

Could be worth trying that. All the same, install the free xda edition of BetterBatteryStats (in the first post I think) and then look at the partial wakelocks, you'll quickly see what is stopping the phone sleeping.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Yukicore:
It really is like that, this fixes a small part of this issue! If you exit the game using the back button, the application closes the resource, but leaves it available at the multi task panel.

But, when I had iPhone, I could play the game, lock the screen, go home, for example, and continue where I left off, no battery drainage or anything. Only when you fill up the RAM memory it stops least recent processes.

Often it is very annoying to tap multiple times the back button (Sometimes even on screen you have to press quit multiple times (Quit current game & quit menu)) until you get to exit the application. And you can't continue where you left off, if you do that.

What the most bothers me about this is if I suddenly have something urgent and I don't turn off the application, my phone could drain a heavy amount of battery percentage till I remember to close them or check something on the phone/continue where I left off.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Yukicore:
Guys, this isn't the only issue with the OS. I had bad battery drainage from Wi-Fi & mobile network location setting also. I have various Google app problems, also with drainage, freezing and lag with Google Chrome, Google+ keeping phone awake. I would consider that as a property of Android OS, because the software was already installed when I got the phone. Chrome is the default and only internet browser in the beginning and it should work properly.

So I am not sure who to blame, maybe the developers can't find a workaround from the problem, because the OS is not behaving correctly, and I don't think that it's inappropriate to blame also the OS, since even the default apps and settings have problems same as some apps do.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raptir:
I have used Chrome daily since it was first released for Android and have never had any real issues with it. Occasionally it will give me a problem where I need to restart the app but that's probably about once a week. Google+ should only keep the phone awake if you have it set to upload your photos automatically, and even then there's a setting to force it to only do the uploads when on the charger.

I think the key issue is that you're used to an OS that does not involve any thought from the user. I'm not saying that's a bad thing, but it's a distinctly different approach from Android. Apps are allowed to run when the phone is asleep because that can provide additional functionality. I'm sure you wouldn't complain if Pandora was playing music and thus running when the phone was asleep. And that would hit your battery hard. iOS only allows applications to run under very specific conditions, thus limiting what they can do but making sure you don't end up with any "runaway" applications. Android puts the responsibility on the developer to make their app handle battery life well and on the user to make sure they're using decent applications.

Things like the mobile network and WiFi location are used by Google Now to provide location-based data. If you would rather have the improved battery life, turn Google Now off. Some of us would rather have the functionality, but you have the option to disable it.

Keep in mind also that the Nexus 4 just doesn't get as good battery life as the iPhone 4 or newer.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Yukicore:
I have never had a OS that I am fully satisfied with, that is normal, but I am always very aware for issues, always scanning for issues, I really hate that about myself, I am a perfectionist, I will not calm down until I get everything just the way I think it should be... So that makes up very difficult relations with any software I use, too bad for me.

Android apps do have more functionality, more freedom than iOS, and I very much appreciate that. BUT if that functionality results in 90% to 0% in 3 hours, when you forget to turn off 1 app after using it... please, I feel like it's a duty to take care of my smartphone, close app after you are done or the phone will die, and you will be left without a phone for the entire day.

I don't like that instability when you can make 1 thing wrong and it all goes to pieces, not when there are people using other phones with almost the same functionality and no problems like that.

No matter who I have to blame this on, I have this issue and it is because of Android & because of the developer of the app.

It's very sad, I really want Android to be more stable with this :(
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eksasol:
There are hundred millions of Android users, we don't all gets wakelocks. I don't have this problem and my phone is stable. Once you are using Android, you are no longer special and pampered in a walled garden like iOS users.

If you have battery drain due to Google services, see here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2385843

I suggest doing a factory reset and not install crap apps like anything by Gameloft, just play them on Apple devices. If you gets a wakelock, make a shortcut on your desktop to Apps and check on what apps are running in the background, one of the app in the list could be the issue.

I know you don't want to root, but I suggest do it anyway and install Greenify, hibernate any apps you don't want autostarting when you boot up the phone. Watch out for apps that both runs in the background and ask for too many permissions. I know there is an app that limit the maximum app that can run in the background, but I don't know the name, you can set it in the phone's Developer mode, but it doesn't persist on reboot.